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Arizona republican., 1918-12-20

French academy. During the course of the reception President Wilson had conversations with Senator Bourgeors, Prof. Henri Bergson, and Baron Mat sui, Japanese ambassador to France,
 All the Iatin-American diplomatic representatives were present.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-20
To Be Gsnrne,s Guest

LONDON, Dec. 19.-President Will son will probably be the guest of the king at Buckingham Palace, during his visit to England. This official an- nouncement was made tonight.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-20

view that the conference may be modelled after the procedure of the United States senate, when the foreign relations comm Ltee consider interna- tional affairs secretly and later re- port to the whole body.
 Wilson May Not Sit In
 It is asserted that President Wilson still holds to the view that it would be preferable for him not to sit at the peace table. This preference it was said today, is connected in a measure with divergence of opinion among the entente missions, as to the number on persons Wlo should represent each of the nations. It is understood that Great Britain is pressing for five mem bers from each nation, and in addition IS considering the claims of her own colonies for representations.
 Among those who are supposed to know it was asserted today that Pres ident Wilson has no particular ideas of his own. as to the number of dele gates each state should have at the conference, but that he is quite con- vinced that the members of the con- ference should not be apportioned ar b'trarily by the larger powers. It was added that he feels this position is in consenance with his expressed alta tude that no one nation would assume the role of master at the conference.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-20
Peace Plans Shape Slowly

Peace Plans Shape Slowly
 PARIS, Dec 19.-Definite plans for th peace conference are not shaping as ~7pidly as some of the American ccmmi S oners expected. Meanwhile Pre- dent Wilson is taking advantage cf t0e opportunity to assess public op nion in France and incidentally in Great Britain. His advisers say he is entirely satisfied that the people are largely In accord with the principles he has announced as necessary to a dur able peace.
 The members of the American mis- sion are employing their time, before the peace delegates from the various countries actually assemble, in a series of informal conferences, which even tually will include a representative of each of the entente belligerents Neu- tral states will not come into these discussions.
 The feeling among all the entente corferees is that the making of peace should be their first task, so that they may determine upon the broad out lines of a league of nations. which later representatives of neutral coun- tries will assist in completing.
 England Urges Early Visit
 While the American commissioners are holding these informal exchanges which are designed to clear up di Nergencies of opinions, the president Is corNNntly giving the closest 7t lentlon to immediate problems. He is IecelVlng reports from the United SIateS' from American diplomatic agencies throughout the world. and rom the group of investigators brought here Tor the purpose of studying the many special problems which will arise. These investigators are continu- Ing their studies with the advantage of being on the ground and in inti- mate contact with original sources ot information.
 The president may change the pro- gram of his movements while awaiting the opening of the conference. It was not supposed until today that he would visit England before the new year but he has received urgent invitations 10 come soon.
 American observers deduce from the pressing invitation to the president to come to England during Christmas time, that some conferences of the statesmen with the president there would logically follow. It is under stood however, that the president favors the holding of all conferences ir Paris, as far as possible.
 It appears to be virtually settled that all the actual peace conferences will be held in Paris, and that the informal exchanges, which will lay the ground work for the final delibera, tions, also will be carried on here
 How long the president will remain in London has not ben determined but as he is due to return for tn, opening of the conference here, tn first week in January, it would seen that he could not remain in England for long.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-20
LODGE WILL OPPOSE
 SINKING OF SHIPS

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Roost in
Press of Famous
Old Newspaper

TOMBSTONE, Ariz.-Oppo,ite III.
old mail stage station here stands a
lutle. low abode building with a rough
board front the windows painted blue
and a door saggiug on its strap hinges
4 weather beaten sign across the front
proclalms the building as the one time
home OF the Tombstone Epitaph. the
weekly publication OF the Huachuea
mining district
Within, the ruins OF George Wash
ington' hand press serves as roost-
ing place for owls. On this old press
vas printed the editions OF the Epitaph
containing the list OF violent deaths in
the district during the week II also
contained stories Of gold strikes in the
Glory Hole, the Last Chance and the
Boom mines.
1t was the boast Of the pioneer edi-
tor that he edited the paper with a six
shooter and kept a sawed-off shotgun
behind his desk for belligerent callers.
The Epitaph suspended publication
when the mining boom broke many
years ago.
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-HuN WoFe HOnds---
STOCKS IN
UPWARD SWING
Royal Dutch Oil Gains Thir-
teen Points Early,

NEW YORK. oct. I7-rtsca stocks re-
aumcd their upward swing n the opening
N todav'H market. oils. motors COppcrs
ana NJ pings making gains Of 1 10 2
puit u In the first half hours active
dealings Royal Dutch OIL distinguished
Itself with nn advance of ~ points, jump
luF ~ points between sales. Rails, sugl ~
and utilities shared ln the movement az
gains ut / to I points, but stccls and
equipments comprising munitions and
otdmuco groups were comparatively
heavy
Pronl taking In heavy volume and fur
Their m ogrcss in United States Steel pro-
Nokcd some irregularities In Prices during
Tho intermediate session Leaders 10 tho
oil, copper and shipping groups reacted
] 10 points with the general Hist after
! extending their gains % tho morning
The more representative war stocks reg
| lsiered extreme reactions Of z TO points
IN the last hour. while otis and coppers
Increased their gainH. Tho closing wai
| strong
Liberty bond closing prices. 3Is's - 90
| first convertible IS T76. second Us 81 20,
first convertible fh's 97si: second con.
vonihlo ih's S7lg: third 4L's 9726
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Denial Of Germany'S Capitu-
IatiOn Brings Uptum
CHICAGO GRAM ANo PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. oct lI-Fresh strength de-
ycloped ia the corn market today as a
result ot denial Of reports That German"
had c,pImlatcd Talk Of the possibility
that minimum price on corn would be
established acted somewhat as u bullsh
hctor. Opening prices which ranged
from tho same as yesterdays flush 20
3Ec higher with November lls 20
2l.iE aud December 3il5h 10 VII
were followed by Ouc setback 10 under
the previous close, bat decided uptmn5
cnFued.
CORN. No. ? yellow 81 50ai5l. OATS.
STANDARD Gsis0C9Ac RYE No 2, Il6zh
uIGl BARLEY. sOcNt 81 OF.
Oats kept pacc with corn. After open
ing Ac on 90 7.c up, with November
CG4c 10 GGEr the market iurtuaied
noryousIv. but dd not get far either way
from initial frutDs
Lower prices on hogs weakened pro-
visions
Uns,ftlsment NJ prices occurred near
the end Of the season Hud was associated
with reports that tho German retreat IN
Belgium suggested a rout The close was
nervous t,r 20 Sc net higher with Nov.
Sll9A to tll9a and Dec ill5'4 60
fllJA
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NEW YoRk.


NEW YORK. oct. 1.-THE cotton mar
ket showed continued nervpuYncss and
lrrerllarity early today owing largely, no
doubt, To conflicting rumors regarding
conditions In Germany and the peace out .
look. First prices were firm At an sd-
vance Of rs 10 80 points. with October
selling AT aiS0c on the call. or so points
higher, while January touched 80 O5c and
December 20 soc Spot houses bought /
october against sales Of December and
Liverpool was . big buyer The advance,
however. attracted good deal of scat .
tered selling which caused reactions
after the call, with December selling off
TO $1,000 and January 20 75c.
The decline was soon checked by Liver
pool buying which locd traders were In
cilned 10 helleyo reflected the hope OF
peace and expectations OF narrower dlf-
ferenCes There also was a renewal of
Wall street buying which was beloved 10
he based on the bullish view OF peace
prospects and tho market became firm
later In the morning December CON
tracts sold up 10 907Jc and January
80 S0c, making net advances Of % TO 70
points
There was enough realltlng 10 cause
some irregulRrity during the early after
noon and prices snggcd of about 20
points from the best Otherwise, how
ever, there seemed 10 he little or no
pressure against the market and the
undertone was steady.
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NGW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct i1.-Buglsh sem
timent increased In the cotton market
today. AZ the result OF the tone OF the
dispatches over night from Europe In
the first half hour Of business tho active
months rose Is 10 IS points
Moderate huying persisted and the dc q
mand was met by small offerings. In the
trading up to noon prices advanced Is
10 ~ points over yesterdays close.
The market reacted m a mild way and
az | o'clock prices were % 10 ~ points
up net.
Cotton spot seady. Is points up, Sales
on the spot go bales 10 arrive 5I5. Low
mlddung 81 25c. middnnE al00c. good
middnng 81 0oc. Receipts 7S5S stock
2s2,N7
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CONGRESS PLANS TO
RECESS NEXT week

WASHINGTON, Oct H.-Congrsis
proceeded IN the house today on the
@j+5,7S5O0O military deficiency bill
with its passage expected tonight
A recess beginning next week, is
planned by congress. This will prob
ably by extended past the election
period, by series OF reoesSeA
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PORTO RICO, QUAKE
NIT, WANTS HELP

NEW YORK, Oct with more
than 100 persons dead and thousands
without shelter, food or clothing as a
result Of the earthquake which shook
the entire island last Friday. the gov
ernment Of Porto Rico today appealed
70 congress and TO the American Red
Cross for assistance, in a cable mes
sage received here and forwarded TO
Washington
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Oct. lI-BUTTER: un.
settled. creamery 5lhG 55hc EGGS: n.
Celpts J, ,s6I cases, Unchanged. PO-
and Dakota bulk tljOaisO: sacks 81 80
ul.Ih. Wisconsin bulk 81 sou 60. ditto
sacks ll6Oh115. POULTRY. alive.
higher, fowls 23d &c. springs &c.
No important rallies took place Ia the
later trading
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SAD END F0REsEEl
BY BERLIN PAPER

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 1.-THE war,
is coming to an end and in such a
manner as no man in Germany desires"
said the VorwaertS Of Berlin, on Nom
day
"Let Us say Il caudidly" the news
paper continues. During all these ter
rible four years the aim Of our efforts
and sacrifices was to prevent such an
end"
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. oct l7-WHEAT.
No 2 nominal 30. ! red i21sl4. 80 .,
Ee1G CORN unchanged 20 lower so.
. mixed 81 iGul5l. No white 81 fsn
l52. No yellow 81 50Hi52 OATS.
lower. No. ? white 69d69hc. RYE fi53
U1js
corn. close. oct. ii2gE. Nov. I25H
a.. Dec fi2i1
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-Buy More bonds--
One Year Ago Today in the War.

October II, l9l7-Ameriean transport
Antilles sunk by enemy submarine and
sixty-seyen lives lost Two British de-
stroyers and twelve Scandinavian mer-
chanimen sunk in North sea by two
German raiders. Twenty-Five German
airplanes reported destroyed by the
French in air battles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
MCCORMACK MAY SING
HERE ON OCTOBER 80

Hathaway Harper. local manager oi
the John Mccormack concert sched-
ulcd for Monday and called off because
Of the influenza epidemic, said today
that an effort is being made to re-
arrange southwestern tour by Nc
Cormack and it is possible he will sing
here October ~.
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TWO AMERICANS ;IiIl ARE
KILLED AT DUNkIRk

PARIS, Oct 1.-Two American,
were killed, one man was wounded and
material damage vas caused in the
German bombardment Of Duukirk YES
terday with long range gun. A semi
official note issued here today saws:
The advance of the allied armies in
Belgium will cause this hombardment
to he one Of the last which Dundrk
shall suffer"
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL Oct lT-Cotton spot
dulet prices lower, Good mlddllng ~ Ssd;
middllng 2a.26d; low mddling g72id:
good ordinary 20 esd. Ordinary 20 0isd.
Sales 1000 bales, including 500 American.
,heeelp,s a1too bales, All American. Fu-
y lM, Dec. foNd; Jan. 2Ofid; Feb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17

This was built for permanent home and
therefore nothing was spared in the effort
to make 1t durable, convenient, attractive
ald comfortable. To build the same house
today with all the extras would cost some
where near double the original cost.
D-The price asked will surprise you. Owner
: Is giving up the home because is moving
to his country place just outside the city.
p-The location could not be more ideal, sit
uated as Ii Is on West Eighteenth street.
Any of the best families In the city will
verify this statement. Half block from
Broadway car line; block and O half from
Classsn boulevard and University Station.
This home faces south, Is built on two full
u lots; has eight rooms; all modern conven-
tences; sleeping porch; breakfast room;
hardwood floors; cahvased walls hand
decorations. Garage, concrete drives and
walks; beautiful lawn; large trees. Base
Hent; combination furnace.
4Thls ID q home YOU will be proud to live In
y now and also fifteen or twenty years hence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
-BuY MOT" Bonds--
NUN MERCHANTS OF
HAVANA ARRESTED

HAVANA Oct H-Cuban secret
service officials have arrested ight
Of Hayana's most prominent German
merchants who were promptly inlerned
with other alien enemies.
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A school to train women in railroad
drafting has been established by the St.
Louis women's committee Of the eoun-
ell OF national defense.
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH Texas. oct l7.-CAT-
TIE. receipts 900. steady 10 lower.
Boeyos S66Ouli40 HOGS receipts H.
600; steady. Heavy Sl11julI9u slIEEp.
receipts ! 900. one dollar down Lambs
3i3O0Gf LOO
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MUNITIONS FACTORY
AT LYONS BURNING

LYONS, France, Oct H.-Fire fol.
lowed by an explosion in a munitions
factory at Il o'clock last night caused
important material damage. Another
and more violent explosion occurred al
midnight, when the magazine blew UP.
The buildings still were burning today.
No lives we're lost. A few persons,
including several iiremen, were in
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, oct. i-.-pt'TTER
and POULTRY: unchanged EGGS
hrsts Ndc, seconds &c. POTATOES.
weak; whites $1,000 ~ Is, reds t2.O0d 10.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. iT.-PouLTRY, hIrh.
er; hens 75c. springs i5ilc. TURKEYS sic.
ducks 2ac. BUTTER: creamery dc
EGGS. unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-17
Our Daily BirthdaY Part,

Robert Lansing, secretary Of state OF
the United States, born at Watertown.
N. Y. q years ago today
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ST LOUIS. Oct l7-CORN. steady
No 2 white ili7. OATS: STEADY. No. }
white 1lnd72c.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
LEGA1s.

NoTIcE IL hereby siven tnat Johr
hyuA wAe wss on the bth day Of Ian.
uffy, 4etT, Nnvicted IN the district eour,
Of onshoma county on the charge o.
srntsnosd 70 term Of i've years IN ihs
stats peuiientlery. win on the abth day
81 Oet6bet, 1915. make application 70 ~
scvsfaor q okhAepa ses . pardon,
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in demand The top sold AT 81 so and
the bulk from 1880 10 tl1GO Stocker
and feeder hogs were steady
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EUROPE'S NEWS
HOSTS COTTON
Bulls in ASCendanCy as War
Dispatches Come,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. oct I7.-Cotton
closed steady al a net advance of 2S92s
points
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FATHERLAND PARTY
PROMISES SUPPORT

AMSTERDAM, Oct i7,--Admir,l
Alfred Won TirpitL former secretary oi
the German navy, has sent Telegram,
to Prince Maximilian, the imperial
chancellor, in the name OF the father
land party, recognizing and appreeia,-
ing the governments heavy response
bility and promising Prince Macmillan
the pariys support according 10 the
Iageblatt OF Berlin.
---nuy More Bseds-----
Firms IL Firms.
Wood 4 Coke sell stoves aud mrni-
inre at Mt Pleasant, Tenn,--Lhke Nc
Lula
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOtlR-ROOM furnished house for sale
llO9 West 2ith -.
East l2th
Most ideal location. one block from
street car and school Draperles and
hnOleum included.
Six rooms and breakfast room base
ment. garage and driveway. French
doors. Cement porch
BradburD. Walnut 40
FOR sALE-By owner, Groom cottnge, In
good condition; one block from car Uno.
am leaving city. VIII sell cheap II taken
Hnnn 22G y 1rd
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE--6 room bungalow ono g.
room cottage, one l1-rOom apartment,
close IN Cgll Walnut 1851
FOR SALE--s2 500 equity In new six
room bungalow, northwest, some cash
would consider good car IN trade balahce
monthly payments Bt47S OkRhoman.
FOR SALE-Iots, 4 and s blocks, SO
Youngs Englewood addition, Oklaho.
mn city Box 26I. McAlester, Okla.
FOR sALB-siH room modern bungalow.
walking distance, close to Carllne
'all Walnut 3jiI during office hours
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KILLING CATTLE
ARE SCARCE HERE
TooAYs RECEIPTS.

CATTLE only part Of todays light
run OF cattle como direct 20 packers
There is still great scarcity OF killing
and packers have brou free 20 buy g.
far away as kuuSas cry to ship here 70
get q supply. Everything In the killing
nttle division that could possibly bG
used by packora sold active and steady
at the weeks healthy advance Several
loads OF steers brought from il075 to
Nl 30 SiOCkora aud feeders we're steady
end trading active.
Closing Quotations.
PRICES ~ the various grades Of cattle hre
approximately as follows.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
G30O CASFf

the balance like rent. buys new 5.rUom
modern bungalow with 3 lots, whore you
can raise chickens and garden and save
Your sulary check instead of giving u
10 tho grocer)man This place is To-
Gated In the west part OF town near car
limo aud paved street
WEST INVESTMENT co.
6l2 Amer Bank Walnut 2l25
FOR SAIE-New bungalow. 300 y, 12th
0 rooms aud breakfast room, built-in
tcntufvs; splendid home Phone Walnut
bTlO
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=. nIHVS WVIIh hVntMpttIhk,
The happiness OF men consists in life.
And life Is bor--Tolstoi
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SIXTEEN lots, improved: 6-room house.
large barn, storm cave good Welt
chicken house; Al ground. near ear. the
price Is right. terms Walnut 1876.
A REAL bargain IN furnished bunga
low. rooms. hardwood finish through
out. breakfast room built-in china cab
met. lots s0Xi7Q; fenced one block OF
school. northwest. Walnut lia6
BARGAIN = JEFFERSON PARK - Fine
50-foot residence lot close In on 2jth
St.. near walker. Small cash payment.
balance ON terms TO suit purchaser. Ad-
dress L-el. enre Oklahomap,
COLORED PEOPLE = Why pay rent.
when you can buy a nice 2-room house
Cor $500. 3-roOm house for $500. or a
f-room house for 81. .0007 These houses
are all within three blocks OF school and
car line; $50 cash and $40 per month buys
any of them.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
sOs-lO Insurance Bids. Maple &c.
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For Sale

Fiye-room modern bungalow; garage,
lllt North Francis street. walking dis
tanGo. one block from car line: will bo
sold al sarriiice. Owner leaving city.
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S2,SON.0O

5rHrm bungalow. 9Th. near
I'D Classen; $500 cash. balance
w. easy
~ Chas. V Thomas.
Real Estate Department
r. T. stuart & Co.
ls W Main Maple 70
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE.

100 ACRES, 3H miles town. in Roger
Mllla county, 50 acres In cultivation
VIII raiss cotton. broom corn, kafir and
vegetables Of all kinds. price $1,000;
mortgage 500; VIII sell on terms: take
some trade.
100 acres near small town IN Roger
mills county; soil heavy sandy loan. Will
produce cotton. broom corn. vegetables
and kafirj broom corn worth $500 per
ton; got this farin ana ralae broom corn:
price $1,000; mortgage 500; viii give
good terms and take some trade.
flnch 4 Rice, El Reno, Okla
FOR TRADE--Trom owner, 6-roorh mod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

Try any two of these havors this week
and any mold offer VIC make below is
open to your acceptance. The molds arc
worth more than the Jiffy-Jell will cost
you. So we are really supplying you
Jify-Jell free to get you to Try these
favors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

ing dishes of things which might be wasted
Rare-Grade Gelatine
Jiffy-Jen is made with a rare-grode Re,s-
tine, made and controlled by the OWNERS Of
this concern. 1t costs twice N much n
common grades.
Jiffy-Jell is made under the personal d.
rection of the greatest of gelatne expestzs
homes have already adopted it. Now ",
want you to know it, and know its finest
havors. So we make these offers to induce
test. For your own sake, accept the
one you want.
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Sugar Saving Desserts
Ready-Sweetened-Qui Fruy, Luscious, Economical

JiHy-J ell comes to you ready-sweetened.
You simply adj boiling water
Consider whar that means to you in these
su8ar-ration times. A rich, fruity dessert
:. one Of the finest desserts in existence
without the necessity of using sugar CT -four.
Fresh-Fruit Dainties
Jify-JeH means to you fresh.fruit
dainty. All its fruit havors are made from
the fruit itself All are highly condensed,
go wealth of the true fruit flavor goes into
each dessert.
All Jihy-Jen havors come sealed in glass
"a bottle in each package. So they keen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-06

Good roominE and boarding places
are In great demand. Let Timcs-Dis-
patch Want Ads rent your rooms or
find n room for you.