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The Press., 1918-01-03
OulIn Rnnrd

The so-called ouija board has no more intelligence than any other piece of wood and its movement or action in the supposed answering of ques- tons Is controlled or imparted to it either consciously or unconsciously, innocently or fraudulently. voluntarily or involuntarily, by the operator. It is practically the same thing under a new name as the planchette board, which had such n great run in the early days of the splritualism craze. -Exchange.
The Press., 1918-01-03
WarerproosIna Concrete.

To stop leakage through concrete, such as tunnel walls, clean the walls thoroughly and paint with a solution consisting of eight and three-quarter pounds of zinc sulphate dissolved in q gallon of water. The zinc sulphate will act on the lime in the cement. forming insoluble calcium sulphate and zinc hydroxlde, which fill up the pores in the concrete.
The Press., 1918-01-03

Mrs. Lucy Usher; assistant steward, Ira Wilcox; chaplain, Mrs. Alice Steele; treasurer, I. Tilden Jewett {; secretary, Miss Edith M. Vest; gate. keeper, O. Kurtis Christopher; Ceres, Miss Hattie J. Jewett; Pomona, Mrs. Helen A. Jewett; Flora. Mrs. MadRe Wilcox; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Leila Hall
The Press., 1918-01-03
WELLINGTON. West Willinpton.

Carl Joslyn had a surprise party given him last Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Wilbur spent the holidays at their home on Buff Gap. Miss Jessie Bennett is home on . visit at her sisters home, Mrs. F. B. Converse.
 Miss Esther Longer of New London was a guest of Miss Edna BuRbee over Sunday.
 Mrs. F. W. Pratt and daughter, Alice, and grandson, Gene, have re. turned from their holiday visit to Providence, Boston and Willimantio.
 UNION.
 A. O. Barrows of Providence spent the week end with his family here There was no service at the church last Sunday because of the severe cold. Sunday morning the mercury stood anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees be- low zero. X trifle warmer Monday morning
 Verified.
 ''I told my wife had to go to lodge meeting tonight"
 That's such an old one. Why did you tell her thatf'
 Because I'm secretary and have to gO."-Exchangs
The Press., 1918-01-03
The EATON DRUG STORE.

Has g large assortment of HOLIDAY GIFTS ---Parisiene Ivory, Toilet Articles Station- cry and Park 6 Tllford Christmas Chocolates.
The Press., 1918-01-03

4 Oswald Possardt' considers walk ing one of the most enjoyable forms of exercise He lives near the state
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
FINANCIAL
BusiNHss oPpoRru

hUSlNhss OPPORTUNITIES 81
CIV Dor sale. .h.ar for ra,h Phone
rfHn
fL' NRfNG HEATING ANn MILL ,upply
business frr sa.r. rare 1rpotlunitv rrot
Porous and ssH rstsHNshad. located 81
middle ~r,f IohhinE center no ind~Gu
'I"F.s good .rau stock viii require
snrfoHmat-'v 5000 900 10 finance. ~
t-I.~rt reason Tor selling rsferrrr..
asked those interested Address Cs2.
care World
RiNAlL DRUG sTORE-iorstsd ia real
live oil tovn. good clean stock srd
good rsylnE business and we'll located
ovu ms huldtnE will eel or rent
r-asorah.s hass doctor oiii-s I'M roprsr
uou ard four living rooms ir rear. rss
COW for seIlf~E in POOR hssNh terms.
rarf casN ani balance on monthly pay.
msnt THIS vilh bear iHyetttgauon "A.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

srHNOGR RtruER iir.t ,jas. prt.t ard
office uau. ten y~srs experience rhono
HnUO How'd tairofr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
BUSINESS SERVICE

rus1Ess SERVICE OFFERED es
tAkIiNT.K NuNt rE fly or snnua.f.
n"nat'rss a srr.n.H vo.k guarantee.
iIsrsG> ANu Wrls CfrA>rp. mu
and repaired ,s.uum process. pri,es
Reasonable. ,ar Uassr l-g1.
rRlCk WORK Wanted dsy or eortrsei
t,,sl "'n $40 N'''' Cheyenne. fA'''
H'E aooro made irom ,omn,as' Phone
INTERIOR rNfNTFU Fi,,t Gloss. also ~
~ur. .aNtsrurr guaranteed tRN or
r.... la'npsr -'l South Ni.'or Phone
WArDu RrrNturNo-Fta,ri watch Ind
Go chine r.o.ss repaired by chine
o'Nrk "spert under ysshy guarantee
Phone cav. 40 south Main.
PuIIuEu AND CONTRACTING q
TULSA WINDOW CLEANING co
We r'rru clean Store front.
ofreo nwldIne.. apartments paint
valIrsrsr and Ouur waxing expert
white help only cali lac for csti-
mate
hugh GRAHAM Manager.
rh0Dc 1905
SrFGFR A. YOuVG-Hsa Y,tsts, In,ur.
au,r lrsrstmeru gla Robinson nIdE,
pNnrrs lH|U.. .gf1t
? " KAUFMAN. Painting srI pspsrhaug
ing sstFta.tou glafsntetd rhon"
e. H fnIrf CD usru.I contractor
,ai ,.,. ..'..' frl r s.,-ry ',r'- "',.
rr,as SO. r..l bod ra.rh
tIf,rEC WlKr>u uH usmrrs oaf
whore 'rrt .s l1v ,a,- money Viust
Chandelier Co. g2t south Main street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
LIVE STOCK


CuiiIa u.'IHr urHe. vh.ts collie
rHupr-. ....,. also 100 hne ale
;r."n .".. 'aH of arlts Kendall
Li'7 sTccK AND 1EnOLEs 50
WARE r.r ...- .,pr. r. ,,,, nroLg-
'a".'' 2 South 20.
FOR SA fan mule. aars years
o'd fastest and H-tl n I'm city broke
u' tea Wagons. sets Ible harnItA.
.Nrln " so't az once wood, Red
lork ko1 l15 Phone
FOR sALF Two spseld s,ry trutts,
one Ford one Cnwmcrr both bodies
specially hnHt for baker. #elvery Will
cell e. bargain. tra.. Reed. 500
ts.t Second Phone 30
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES @
COCKRtL Rhode Island Rsf for sale also
i1rte hens - best stock Irors hotH
% South litca
EGuS Rarrsd Plymouth Rost tsr' Tor
hairhiur ~ SO rcr IS; = per hundred
Mgl.ane nairy, Box l3e
EGUs-Fot hAtrhing from college Hin
Reds 8! SO per IS. - per 100. Phone
Sio9J
Zoos rOR MATCHING won college Hiu
Rcd 81 SO per -. "a per 100. Phone
RHopE ryS RFp-rss, sor es.l,.
~ 50 ioJ ~ and fo PET 100. Phone
EGGS Tor hatching from COLLEGE Hn Reds
$50 yer IS, s. yer 100. iaohe sl09 J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
sTTNoGR,PrrtR

Frrturnrsd young man. knov ledge ~
hoo-l coping high s-hool graduate u7t
subject 70 draft, cActi.crt reference Phone
1888
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

CLEANING AND bfElhH ID
% 50 g.. 'tt. 500 .ar.oa carpenter ard
contra .'. ~'h ,rse NJ men, ~an's
,..ta" fsr trr.r rr frur h.nssir~ -o'
H-r b.' oi 's'.r,..-s sw'n.
ru.'" g.ss.r g.. hu5 umH alter a."
D. N Clara
1RhghmAKtSo MILLINERY 70
IitN-rlI,rI~p RNu rlDpfl>D neatly
done Ir Matte Sewing Na.hIrs CO.. il1
fs.' second street Phone 71ss
sfwiSG uf all hrda, fancy dresses
suite spi blousos Mrs Hart. Phone
sFE MRS 4. T. CARPTVrFR bstor- you
anos Tor ,rorsst Calls BY aPpointnsnt
Msropsttr Hotel Phone '7Il
tlSGEV sEElS6 NtCHSY 60 Hen
.i-irhihG and giro'rg nsA'y don'
Singer ss~ioE MsshIs. Co. ~ EAh
s''oui rbous 90
HEATING AND PLUMBING 27
. 10 INblAD Armstrong rHW'1s CO.
steam aut ga fI.u. IuHh..s snt over
hAH'r. promptly sfu.I6I ir' -lI a"a'b
n-r.a.' rro~. s1li
nsuRAECB 7s
tTPGER 4 YoUHG Re. rusto. tn.ur-
suo., lnysflmsut' 0it Robinson Bids,
phone 1870 ASA
II WRITE FIRE ,orna4o plate glass .ud
4 tumnpI|r tNr.rarUt 90 tho beet com.
rsmrs o. b rouu' rhons goo
NovlHo AND sToRA0B "a
ATLAS 1kANhtFR & STORAGE 60 q
Nrrt Ar.b'r Moving usrkins. fhIlU.Hg
s'oDasg. waro' feu.mfe hagcar' 30
] ,sr,arst'. r.',. o.sr. 7ass 'sss
I IWANY HAULING Ger ioAts brss. 60
mtrl vile lumber non. pipe and hoilcf
hsuung vspird Cau ussEo H1.- A5As
MOVING AND rrnaAGt
Store wfh rHss.. FTsi ro"i Storage Ihou''
n'sEe i'as ihsH
~ YRS Trso,tsr line lot ~ move :a''
7'sno - vhy pay ,sf
PAnrINu AEp DECORATING 50
ht1UEws HRu1llERS raps- hsar'og
painting Ca'l ~ before ihe rush. eos
neUoit Phone osAso asoi
CAN save you money IN paper u,uEirE ant
painting cali for estimste all ~ort gDAr
snis@d Sutherland phone till q
PhlNrlNG kNp PArERlANGiNG on.
rlor only union men my rrt.rs are fe.
s0uahlr special attention gwen to IhoH,
ra'l, up 60 so p ~. prompt scUi.e
Phone Mirshy. 4..U
|IAPFRlNG AND rAlSTlSG Esumat,i
rh'eftully Eiv,nt a. ~ors guArauteea
John Peterson Cedar 2'si
REPArRfNG AND REMoDELISu 81
kfNt Mn1- e. order Cun and lo-Lsmth
ing Welding OF broken pane 81 ron =.
rartur Of everything laroh hoVeIJ Co,
'ls lhsi First Phone 7-s.
CARrrNrER'S work vented eJ cotrrsrt,
repairing srscialJ Phone SD-'. Laird
\ Uurgsrford
TAILoElNG AND PRESSING 50
AMERICAN CLEANING a TAllORiNd
60 Mrn's suits cleaned aud urftssd
Use. ladies suits. use AND ~ ih0ns
Usage lJHg
GRAND ClFANtSD AND FsstNG--Our
r'saot1F and pressing is superior 81
per- slierauous ~ raE' Second street
suIrs-Clsansd and pressed, 81 rboo'
htlO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

FOrn ROADSTER Ike ne~. runs
perfect extra bsj 1'Tt Ford roadster
1910. good coalition s215. Also slp
on truck bed % In1g blocks and hssdA
new hood spring ssb bone pan. chrsp.
"a " Hnt HIt,I
~v-Fys, as. 1F"
49, G..a.k "A -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
BOARD AND ROOMS


'DIH'|N,NTl lTg ,rs. 600. ro,u
f'r s"u.0rr v.Hf"... s..t.e.tl %
.''" ''. '~' rrr .""'. '.". a.f'.f
n'' H..h .'.". '
..'..''
.,l....,,,,.
s"mns' s.s. s.aaaa. "'H-.t r.
'ir'
..,,.. ''.'
.,......,.,
o.u r.,...r.t .',
i~o mon
|'"'I''Nll s. lln, WAatsd. yoaHf HHF
i''"A A'.' f'FA'" home '"'"' '' N
HE.NIH rHpN Tur r.uI t,n U...
r..E.,. an, r,... .'''
.,tsttu .I U....r f.r ... ,a.,.
.utrmu I.. 1s.suna. nour.t
f.. ..'..., & ..., .'..'.. ..
t...... -...... ..tt.., ...I.,..r
.'.r| iHu..
,nt.nn ...af. .r...r.s. TO-. ia t.-
Ha.h ruHnr .
IIfU#Yu. .r ....- r,..,.., ..,... 4
~In#rss sHluH.. nt.. arn s.rsrr.
rHon, tf.p
modern home raans ,a..'I
mar..H ,n.r.. p' t.n ..l..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
BOARD AND ROOMS

FORD bOAp@rrE WANTED. n rooD
condition ,tr rarc World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

MATTRESSES renovated ana recovered; r~
TURNED home sAms day. Phone Usage
6iao. Sanitary Mattress Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
nNuRAACn

fTPGER 4 yuUHG Resl Estate tn.ur.
auJ~. lRytflmsuts Ull Robinson uIdg
phone 1870 asa
y WKlIt tlkE tpfualo plate glass sud
4 tumnpI.r insurance 90 tho tsst com
rtuIrs N Naftus phone goo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
rA1LoEINa AM rurssIN0
EMPLOYMENT
lELr WAITED MALE

BookKrrrrR WANTED ,r o>Ct 4
titsr CLASS IiinRntGiuN COW
oURArulR MAE rElrfRHfp W
ply RfNBERU CloTNING co. ilr
snlru MAIN PHONE aoi.
RulLIRMAktRs WANTED Two capable
men for welding Nnr. aut doing ps,eH
0onal Rsdairs Co ra.fos okh
BREAD WRAPPERS vant,4 o., once soal
Sl5 MH3 ''
CONCRETE WORN usu vpntsd no DO
ronrrets sork at tiEhts'nib and Peoria
rrer'rr Moore
JOIN THF ARMY Recruiting offices At
Oklahoma CITY TulA NuLoEss. Chick
ssha Ardmore and kuid.
FAINTER Wanted q rsintsr Tor two or
three duNa work tHl' Eighteenth and
r,ors Prentice Moore
uUVTrRe Two lobby night port,rs. ~
rou 20 manager iloic Tulsa
.EtG UrupFRs Highest wages To all
eHrnuud men. telephone or coma to O,hs
lsh " luE.tfoIl & Son.
SAL FsNrN Wanted thrs. 10 ro hy car
or ral through eastern Oklahoma ran
give hs.t Of tark totStucss. exclusive
tsr-i'np also ivo 6fv A'esmen have
o'i.s from II o. aH nest vesk Csn
tl2E VIII make appointment after
vofAin- hour' alt hu.s Rldg
STOCK -NLFsVAN-. wanted. several
rprusr,rl msu to handle first cl,s,
mining uropys s.'0u u Miami fields a.,
Hi Ntsusnd 1nlH room ESQ. hetArcr tho
hour, Of s. 4. NO aud o. noon, Tucsdsy
SINrk sNITNNN Wanted an Al that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
PuRELY rERsoNAL

sEvERAL babies for sdoruor Ms MAJ
roy, ms Est Olive Guthrie. Qks
HAfR GOODS made from combtnEs Phone
bs67.R
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CAnn on TlIANK n

Mrs n G. Luiy and MIR aud Mrs J W,
Etonoking wish to ehprots their thank
and appreciation Of tho kindness extended
them In connection with the death And
funeral OF their husband and brother,
Harry g. Luty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

BULL BLACK and white with unclp
ped ears, screw tail and undershoi Jaw
injured In corner Of right eye. Ihone
Hilly West 1900 OF 1850
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

DIAMOND BROOCH on South Boston.
between Roosevelt avenue and Vim
RetnTn 10 Mrs a. n Thomas Ai l2t
Reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

CAMEO BROOCH Lost large cameo
brooch on WsN Fihh street between
Denver and Houston liberal reward
Phone aAOh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

foRD.-Stolsn $50 reward, = tais model
Ford rosdstsr; motor no saeo19O, body
No. 7622iSi q, \ NJ. spot light. Royce
motormetsr on radiator blAok leather
hand pads on doors II found nouiy
Southwestern garage All North MAin,
Tulaa oklA, Phone B5s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
LosT AND POUND

aoLD BROOCH Found March Q on corner
Eighth and Boulder Phone 1904
BULLDOG Lost, fcmsle brindle bulldog
ears and tail trimmed answers by tho
rene Of Trilhy reward fnr inicrmslion
leading to whersabous ihcnc 1919 or
Sol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE "a
CNRptNrER 4 non union me.hant, and
handy andy viii DO rapaIr work by
hour rhqn- 0.ass HU'f
CHAuFFruR Reu rit, reference dcstss
cytra driving TO afternoons. coz, care
Word
HoTfl. Goof al round hotel cool would
hkr p'B,a On rnuufr, hntrl Can 9ln
East fr,r American tafr tsss Ersr.
rry
MAT CUTTER ~ long -,rsr,ence desires
position reference Furnished Address
o bos a. nrumrzht Okla Phone
MESSENGERS Wanted Msckey Ttle.
graph good wage. ksnnsdy Rldg
NigIIT WNTCHNNN with ig ,ears "a.
rsrtenos on poligs duty sud rlaincloth,s
work wants place References iurn
ithsd This 10 s thorough American Ad
drrss e an rare World
SALFSMAN.-Y -Younr man ot q married.
subject TO cali thee Or four months nov
trsvshns dssrss local position as sales.
man o. clerical work fully familiar with
Bookkeeping tvpsstitiur sud detail 81
fsc work rhArEr after April l'. exec.
lent i,fsrcrres Addr-ss World. C25.
sTFNoGR tPHER
Frrsrenrsd Young man know ledge ~
Bookkeeping high H-hoo' graduate NOT
subject 70 draft, excellent reference. rhcrr
1888
srHNOGR trutR lir,t ,jas. trst and
office wau. ten y~srs experience Thoro
5000 lloyd Csirots
slTuA1IONa WANTED FEMALE q,
BOOkKTFrER Position wanted t,a,g
experience have used rr.uut,r ,ar
give YOU beet Of reference. THHms
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

BuLL DOG Lost female bundlc hull dog
Ears and tail trimmed snsvrr by tho
name Of 'Tdlhy 90 Reward for inter
nation leading 10 whereabouts. Phone
7i9 or col.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

COLLIE DOg--l.ost rod roll,r dos will
answcr name. cau Res finder return 60
A Gihaon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16

cum tuI rrr ~a mning supplies
VIII h, sol. a. a bargain Profits
have boon r'ur1r from t2.a0o tu
$4,000 per- I.n'l.
Practically no %, rhcad expense
an oNpru,ut uppor unity Io rot t
very prrnAhI. nu ness a. a low
Co.i Price 52- co.. For further
Information uadrrss
D. y CUDINTON.
No 1900 Emto EIdr.
Kansas tiiS Nj.
Partner
wb $4,000 raeh to take nlrr io.
tcro.' '1 small wagon circus {
NINc the rjr.u. Wagons. Hons bears
and SHOW rlWpmsf hrgr and
duDk returns Want man capable
of handling mon ant able to do
buylnE
.C.f, CARE WORLD
5000 SHARES Fo- sak all nr any part
1000 share r,oter lis Chtet miaiug
F'o,k paying 3 per r, dividend every
month. Sl25 a shau sond ch-k or
money order W 2 MrCnrlcy. Leo
HnrkIns llo'el oNato1n Ciiy. Okls
RESTAURANT for sale. feeding 500 per-
SONS pfr day good cator and money
maker good emporium Tor live parry
Address t.., care Nd 4.
RESTAURANT N.ro gn1 rtyirs olln
wfui complete good Ioarou tast Tm-d
street cheap for ash 5000 u Interested
vr's ,.t, care WofIt
STFCEK & IOt Ni-Ru EsAte, Insur.
hucc. lnvoNmc-t7 80, Robinson Bldg,
phones l5lO-2'Gi
TAILOR ~lur 'or ssl, good location IN
hotel Consider ssr ir 'radr can i'i2
or. LANDS AN, LEASES ii.A
OH lEAsFs- In Noble Payne and Logan
counties ior sale. II. VI Adams 4 Co.
Guthrio OLA
HOTELS EoomIN HOUSES 4s
hOrFIs AND RoONiN, duUSES-M J.
rlsfs & Co. over palAu Thester. rhonaA
t0tl and 1884
ROONlNG UpC~rS Az HOTELS Sev
stal good bargains. tet-s See Chamber.
lain fooms and } mp Bldg, rhone
t477 1bO6
HooMiN0 HOUSES Sc sL. a Cocoon
rooouoF hcuss ,N good ocsron viii sell
ru terms with .-ynr lease; owner
|raN'nt town Phone $50
/ tOOMtNG HOUSE anon. Realty Com
psny cure has the r5or 1e n,use,, lArgs
or anal. anywhere tu i7tt
u N'n.R n co. s,s ooly In room.
ms housS and tuf u "a toons alo
First National Bank Bs Phoue ossgs
7ss7
MoNry TO LOAN cnATrELs a.
Money e Loan
on Tulsa property, NJ amount from
$1,000 up PROMPT ArvDce, reason.
able rates
TULSA SECUFTY" co.
Phone |
pp NuU NrtD NpNFI
We loan mons, ou lurr IRE, pianos ani
\i.tro'1. in 'oul hor or storage 4
J. Moorhcad 90 NcN ,lI Bldg Phone
MONEY To LfNp on timond. reason
sb.' rstsr. ronndenu, Phone 66aS
REAL ESTATE LOANS a.
FARM LOANS Rares money for farm
loans either 10 ray old mortgage.
imrr1yN pla.s or for irs,tmcnts auI.s
action rnsh ready to g. out on somrI,.
lion Of nH, % t. 4 t,eIlor II A.u.
s0dsr R.ds rh're 22f is4tJ
FARM LOANS Prompt. made Oh partlv
cultivated land 0hrruv, located at Iov
est rate. No DBsh nmiSsou ior
o. A.. ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
tLEANlso AND prrISo

SANITARY MATTRESS co -W.trs...,
renovated retIrrsd homs sans aay
ph5us Usage 6AA9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
LIVE STOCK


COOKING ITFNel1E Thrsa hole hot plsts
hud oven cooking utsntis Aoo South
thFfturv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
Southwestern
B ELL Telephone
Company

NulND GlRL presmatrE srgtsnuse
reasonable .alap pAii while learning
callahan, 2ls New Aut BidS
stCONp Work Wanted girl tor sec.
ord WORK good salary 1908 South
R6uldsJ
Girl Wanted gir for general bon.rpors
ArrlN iO5 South 'he1outa
MANItp Competent ri,' reference 60.
qutrsI lbog Is Cincinnati
HELP MALE OR FEMALE 40
CLERK a person Who thQr'urhly under
stands wnrhinE lu music store 'Nperi
cnced only need sppp ,-' care World
Statesmen AND. AGENTS a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-16
PAN rrNu AND DECORATING
RrrA1RfNo AND RrMoDrLlN0 5,

kfYt Mnt- e. order Cun and lo-L,m'th
ing wrliuT OF broken pane 81 ron. =.
paving Of everything la.oh NoVeItJ Co,
'lS ihsi First Phuna. l-s.
CARrrNrER's work w,ntSd ey cotrrst,
4 Uurgsr'ord
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-11
BELLOWS FALLS.
Suicide of Mrs. Hattie G. Davis.

Mrs. Hattie Gray Davis was found
dead yesterday morning in the closet
of her bedroom at Is Henry street,
clad in night gown and with rope
about her neck She had committed
Suicide by hanging from a rod in the
c1oset She and her brother. Fl. S,
Gray lived alone. The brother is visit
ing in Boston and abe had been alone
for several days. She was last seen
alive Sunday evening. Neighbors called
Monday, but not finding her in thought
she was out for lunch or an automobile
ride. Yesterday morning an aunt,
Mrs. Ellen g. Butterfeld, who lives
nearby, made a determined effort to
find her whereabouts. She made a
thorough search of the house and
found the body in the closet. Mrs
Davis was considered of unbalanced
mind and had been an inmate of a
sanitarium for mental diseases She
leaves husband, with whom she had
not lived for several years, Mortimer
T. Davis, an aunt, Mrs. Ellen G. But
terfeld and a brother, Herbert S
Gray. both of Bellows Falls, and {
brother, Scion G.. Gray of Boston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-11
Package Goods Expensive.

That package goods are more expen-
sive than goods bought in bulk is
shown in a chart of comparative food
values recently published. The chart
shows that canned peaches cost three
times as much as dried peaches, and
the food value in calories is three
times greater in the dried than in the
canned variety. Canned pork and
beans cost about twice as much per
unit of food value as dried beans. The
canned goods are ready for immediate
use and the dried require preparation,
but to persons interested in reducing
the cost of living these facts are worth
taking into consideration.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-11

Miss Nellie Wright and Miss Hoose
of Springfield were weekend guests at
J. 7. Wright e.
Mrs. NJ l. Reed went Monday MS
delegate to the Rcd Cross meeting held
this week in Rutland,
Mrs. Hannah Smith and Miss Mary
j. Smith of Guilford were guests of
Mrs. II A., Staten several days last
week.
Charles Wilder moved his family to
Brattleboro last week and has en-
ployment at the Snowflake canning fac,
tory
Mr. and Mrs Martin Whalen and
child Of Shelhuruc Falls came Monday
20 be guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Raneourt
Francis Woodland of Mortified, Mass,
spent several days recently with his
brother, Joseph Woodland and also visit
cd other relatives. SIS.
Charles Allen is moving his family
into the so-called Davis place and will
have employment at the Connecticut
River Power plant.
Or and Mrs. Wood of Mortified and
Mrs. Julia Newton were in town last
week and attended the supper given by
the Ladies Aid society
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Chaplin ant
three children of Swampscot. Mass.
recently spent several days with Mr.
Chapin's sister, Mrs. p. II. Newton.
Mrs. d. u. Collins of West Halifa,
has been visiting Mrs. Richardson, Mrs
W. d. Johnson and IL. A. Brown. Will
at the Browns she received word o
the death Of her son, who was killed il
action. ti..y &.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Newton went t
Swampseott, Mass, for the week end t
visit relatives. They were accompanie
by Mrs. w. NJ. Hale, who visited rela
tives in Leominster. Mrs. II. c.. Street
CT of Greenfield was at the Newto
home during the absence of Mrs. New
ton.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-09-11
SECOND HUBBARD REUNION.
Descendants of Walpole, N. H., Family
Have Dinner Here Saturday.

The second annual reunion of the
descendants of Samuel J. and Clarissa
A. (MeCallister) Hubbard of Walpole,
n H., was held at the home of Mrs.
+. A. Stoddard of IA Estey street Sat
urdav. s.-
Tbirty-one persons sat down to a
bountiful 'ehicken,pie dinner, several
being GUESTS on this occasion. The day
being cloudy and cold the plan of eat
ing out of doors had to be changed and
the meal was served in the house. A
fine time was enjoyed and il will be a
dav long to be remembered by all.
Two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
bard. are all that survive of their
large family. Mrs. c. f. Stoddard,
who lives with her daughter, Elizabeth,
and Mrs. l.. y. Colburn of West Ches-
terfeld. There were 81 direct descend.
ants present, of whom the oldest was
Mrs. Stoddard, who is in her Slst year,
The youngest was Donald years, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira 8. Hubbard.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira s. Hubbard and five children
Mrs Serana Hubbard and daughter
Ola, Mrs Gertie A. Riley and daughter
Maud, and grandson, Gordon Rivers
all of Walpole; Mr., and Mrs. Z. l.. Wei
come and FIVE children; Mr. and Mrs
l.. n. Colburn; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh w
Guild and son, Harold, end Earl Grimes
all of West Chesterfield; Mrs. Stella
Ranney and daughter, Lizzie, Miss Eth
81 Butler, Miss Juliet Piddean, and Mrs
G. +. Stoddard and daughter, Eliza
beth, all of this town.
Since the last reunion there has beer
one death in the family, Samuel Z
Hubbard of Walpole, a brother of Mrs
Stoddard and Mrs. Colburn. One child
of the future generation was present
Gordon Rivers, great-great-grandsol
of Samuel j. Hubbard