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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-11
Roberts Motor Co.
WANTED

Eighty acres hand. free ana clear of
iuUumhrHnrc; IN acres grow alfalfa.
want good automobile I0r information
~ llnppys Garage, 40 y Broadway
Wal N3N
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
oklAhomA

Oklahoma,
600 ACRES, Stock. gfaln, and dairy fstm
miles nom Nhlflhnd, lll wunh llgb
ror A, fnf ieg bnl must have 10000
quick balance In ~ years. 4 percent y
W flnhe, aOll Aldrlch Ave b Mime
npoils, hlhn
ron SALE on TRADE Gi0 aCfo fan,H
nud farm lands, Terrell county, rrkH..
un residence required, three foufths milo
ON railroad rice tl,aDlhOj lii gbO cafh
nr Hu0d automobile and cash difference.
Nnlanro tiNtN forty years, percent I'm.
lriuAi annually Campbell HAlua co ,
'hirknHhH. Okla
1901 ACRES miles Of nlngof, caddo
chuniy, Okla AZ acres In cultivation,
good nNharH small improvements. prlre
" 900 ON 400 O0 cash Immediate nos
session given. Homer Thomas Ringer.
Okla
ron SALE or TRADE ron LAND -
h,OlnO0 stock ~ groceries 1000 IN
lures and slIhistoom residence. In two
hlorM " stare, valued g. i00 no dono
$4,000 business 1917 tOratei In Te-
rumsoh. tho county seat NJ pottawa t0uie
county Oklahoma N considering trade.
give complete description NJ land IN first
letter n A sirsuahhn shawnee, Okla
lnf Mammoth lids
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN rITy

FNn|1fH""sf. FHfHfHH'H
WANTED 10 huy good paying dug
business, Hn'uing thnt isn't doiug
twelve to nftr'n hundred pof month vii
not he considered AddWss ll6 Fast Dih
hl Otnhoma rliy
KITCHENS. uuun Exchange IN ealah
lshodi posted and reliable hotel brok
ers, Campbell nldT
WANTED Lad, or gentleman partner
mechanically Inclined, with 81 bon. for
specially business Address n ~, Okla.
humhu
FOR SALE rOue of tho bsst tailoring %
tHblshments lu Oklahoma city locn
ilOn and trade very good reason fbr sell.
MO- owner lN duurd must he disposed NJ
~ once Foe = : hndoW, i2A NuTlh hob.
hgon ~
Busimess Wanted
Wlll my cash ior established nay.
INK iul1ll "a. manufacturing business,
state full PARTICULARS, h.igi, uNlas
lumnn
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND srocx
VALUABLE 'e;AcnE E MANI LEAD

OIL LAND, LhAahd AND oT0Ck
a->,~,ND.~~->-,N>-~>~~~-N 49,. sN-.~>-]-.~~
VALu ABLE io.AcRE MIAMI LEAD
AND ZINC LEASE
| Adjoining rlch Graves cave, Alec svv-
rounded by good devslopmenls Chu
plAcs YOU In on ground floor, undiylAsd
Interest bsisrs organising company Vsyy
lltils money required. Opportunity Tor
big returns Write or wire p q, bon 10.
Phone Maple aiN
FOR SALE- oh Stale PstroIsun, Amsd-
can 0l and Refinery and I'll ofhsr
stock wa save you money On our prices.
rhckashA brokerage Company, chicks-
shN, Okla
L HAVE I 100 sorss of oil and 6as iSasss
| In block In the shallow OIL flsh Of o..
lahomH production IN both Sides I viii
sell NJ n bargain. N II Msdlen, Suite ..
|culbetison bldE hpskoFeeI Okla.
Won bALE-on Hats fsGoIsuIn, bH
state Refinery, American on d Ssfins
ing ultnto.s, Sand bids. clyde Kelly.
lloS bn, chcAkashs, ohla.
MIL B1Y 1000 shares Of Oklahoma OIL
a Refining stock n priced 10 sell n.
v, llobbs, HOBART OKLA,
F0R TWENTY shares ol Rabro Oh ecns-
peny stock will pay 1850 per share.
Address = W, care OklAhdman,
Will irads well locstsd to.acre oil lease
for active stock OF good car prics $500.
n. .i1b OklahOmAn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two rifles. also bed rest
for sick person, good rs new. cheap for
cash. 1871 Linwood.
TWO lNCrBATORS. pillow, planter. cni-
tIvator, harrows, 2-burnor oil stow
and oven, 200 feet of 'l-inch galvanized
pipe 40 rods of 2-fect l-inch mesh
chicken wire li27 W. Forty-lourih
FOR SALE - a Ecntemnus full dress
suit! splendid bargain Maple lol
WILL pay cash FOR Eggo-O Mfg Co
stock give lowest price first letter
B'i9o Times
AN EDUCATED French poodle smart
Rs n tnck; also dress form a bust
Cnll Maple 27NO
LADY & suit FOR sale, size rs, cheap for
colorcd people 9ls ~ stiles
FOR SALE Horse. buggy, harness and
two wagons swift a Co
FEATHER BED, new goose feathers l2S
W. 5th.
FOR SALE-BicyClc, In first-claRs CON
ditlon, with all improvements. NJ 8l
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FOR SALE one OF Tho host HrmS In
Waghlta county, okla, 32o acres 2io
In cultivation, 10 hrroH good hOiinm ~
acres in nlfnlfi, plenty water, timber;
pplcndld l2-room house. lnrgo harm. storm
cuye, orchard of 500 trees; 1000 grape
vines granafy, tool shed. windmill and
cpcrythlng needed on good farm Good
German community. one milo from town
u A IlnmImr- ImIhDIl- nlLln
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GARAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
need a partner Or viii sell all or would
rent TO right party for ono year; no op-
position IN either In good location. pop
ulatlon i00 plenty ~ work year round
well equipped MI of livery business In
connection. C. W Scott, Skedee, Okla.
WANTED-smai stock of drugs. or To-
cation for one at once Address Box
572 Could. okla.
GOOD restaurant and confectionery In
town of $500. best location In town,
one half block Of court house, doing good
cash business; come ana see for your.
Hclfi have small stock ~ goods other
business reason for selling X. T.. care
Oklahomnn..
NEWSPAPER aud job plant extra well
equipped at Il ridiCulously low price.
account Of consolidation Address A. ].
Byerly, koytesylllc, Mo,
WANrED-'fo rent or lease, n garage
doing good business Write Box l2S
Brlstow. Okla.
FOR SALE-t1can stNk Of general mer-
Chundlsc, doing good business, invoice
t.O0Ooo. new building 25N0O; VIII tnko
good farm, or cheap rough farm In n
deal must be clear Box lOi. shamrock,
Okla
BANK FOR sALE-Cmtrol of first
national hnnk In Oklahoma town, cnp-
ital $4,000 doing good business, no
bad paper. no real estate except good
building Reason Tor selling de0th Of
owner. Address X NJ, Okl1homan.
FURNITURE business. established IA
NNl1 aEll u.I ulf A.
lnr cantonment town. Owner. 2lO G
avenue, lRwton Okla.
5-IO-g5c STORE NJ big discount on
stock and fixtures for cash Answer
quick II Nou want to make money X. r.
care OdHhomon.
FOR SALE-A stock of new and second
hand furniture hardware. paints and
plumbing material, In one NJ the best
towns In Oklahoma. Address Box 1Ji,
Snpulpa, Okla
GARAGE Tor sale In town of l,SO0. full
line VI accessories and repairs good
chance for right party Box bH Thomas,
Okla.
NICELY equipped newspaper plant, doing
good business, for sale, lease or trade;
worth the money. owner quitting the
game Must go quick X ~, care Okla
hOmnu.
WE will pay cash FOR good drug store In
good town; anything that isn't doing
,M,,'t, ,,,l,,d,,r.d Addrsss gtG It,st Oth
~ nI,t,I,a,,'' Ei,,,
.. ~, ,,',''''''' ,...,.ii......
WANTED 10 rent frame Hioi' nuliul,
o,H' lew '"' P""'' '''''''
'..', NV. H.,
WANTED AhcNlng, UNllles AN" VIII VIZ.
.. SNOW 'lS'S lnr "lv k""y1H N'"'' "''''
flllt'I lL"s.' anhN 'l''. ''N,"'
FOR SAIE-Elcgnnt 2l-room iurnlshoo
house with two baths wen eAil near
" new nnd now earning '4inNV per
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY.

bUSlNtSA OPPORl
OUT or CITY.
s.HNs'ssss.s. 49, .ssse,s,aes~ayNszreeH
WAGON YNuD -Tof sale In n good live
town ~ 1000 people, only ono yard lu
town ana no llNOry stable II interested
.llL,Hh n n lluih. Morris, Okla
COR si.l Nl stock and equipment of
Waruuyr Irufier 60 good oytfil do
lng good gusln'.A T. u Lord, Wngopr
FOR SALE 'rnt only moving picture
show IN town ui 1000 Inquire a. A.
Waters. Purcell Okla
DOCTOR Do you want 10 bay drug
store where you viii haye a good pfar.
llcc' stock mud natures il2OI nn fOpl.
muOn Of town 600 uns Other doctor +
y Ruy ~, Roanoke, TeNns
IuR SAN
tl'nn stock NJ lrilos md chlIdfcns
ready iu went plcyo yg,dH, notions and
millinery In town ~ 100. business vrll
rsi hlishcd ana uu competition low rent
40 health ruuHc fpr selling a splendid
opportunity inr ono willing to work boA
JIG Calvin. Okla
ron SALE Confectionery, stationery
nud notion business also TOT and build.
Ing good location fof business oi any
Kind; bargain. Write V. AdcoS
Cleora Okla
WE LEASE THEATIIiE. what have
your go Ice blJS Peerless Attrao.
lions. oklahoma offv
DOCTOR buy me oui: cash practice; In
rich oil field. come quick n. D. CLARK.
NJ D., Morris okla.
MEAT MNIuNr gnd loo business Tor
sale I'm western Oklahoma tounty seat
town. would take ln good Ford car. BOK
af1 Arnpnhoc, oklahoma
TRADE for drug store. clear n indebted.
ness iC0 acres mlcs Kremmling
Col; $500 clear moderately improved
give full information IN frat letter,
H.i06, OklRhumlu
iOR sAii5- -ThgntCf In town Of I606,
only show I'm town. rlearng 1900
monthly Peerless Attractions, 7al Lee
Rldg
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from Tecumsch the county seat ot Pot
tswRtomlc county, Oklahoma 100 acres
An q high state of cultivation, 100 acres
fine hay meadow, ~ acres timber, all
fenced. small thrco-rOom house aud barn
plenty NJ good water II you want this
farm call ne Phone 1855 or write n A
Straughan lO7 Mammoth Bldg shawnee
Oltln.
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~ n Harvey Phone PIX
l60-ACRE farm for rent 60 acres pas
turo and meadow 100 acres IN cultlya-
tlon, well improved ~ miles from
Moore. Inquire a. Rank NJ Moore
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1918 State National Bank Bldg
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Sc am Acre CASH
OIL LAND, LEAsEs AND STOCK

OF QFOLOUlaT
ChsH N gould.
l7ls Coloord HldE Phone Wal eos
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a nNNclI For sALE

500 acres of decided land. part Ia lcaEed
for oil, 1900 lceRo land; this IL good
ranch Pnd would make big money 10 sell
into small farms Also have good small
farms, l20 acres, N IN bottom, horses,
COWS, feed and machinery, poHscsrion Mt
once Three dwellings, In Shawnee 10
soil or tirde for farm Col G. W q.
Johnston Seminole OKLA
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For SAIL Ten ~ mules. nt = bar
Fnin 800 West Reno
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
TEUTONS SEEK TO
Shift The WAR CENTER
But War Departments Weekly Review
Saws Russian Collapse
Not to Affect the
Outcome.

WashiE gton, March 10.-Germany
in sweeping Russia, is described by
the War Departments weekly mill
tary review tonight as another futile
attempt on the part of the Germans
to shift the center of the gravity of
the war, which still remains on the
west front, where the Teutons acc
the French, British, Italian and Bel
gians armies, and the ever-g.owin3
American forces. There, the review
says, lies the key positions of tie war
The American troops now occupy
trenches at four separate points and,
as was recently disclosed, in the prin-
cipal sector their front is four and
a half miles long. They have been
is being constantly extended
constantly engaged, the department
says and the scope of their activities
The department finds nothing in the
situation to indicate that the Ger
mans have abandoned their plans for
great offensive in the west, and it
says the allies, while assuming an
alert defensive, are content to let the
enemy break himself against their
impregnable lines
Intense air activities during the
week are noted with the statement
that 214 enemy aircraft were brought
down on the western front alone while
the allies lost only so machines on all
fronts. during the same period. The
enemy loss on all fronts is placed at
273.
New York, March 1O.-Continua>
ton OF patrol attacks by the Ger
mans all along the western front in
France and Belgium indicates that,
their line having been heavily rein.
forced, the entente armies and the
American forces soon will be asked to
withs tand thrusts of a more serious
nature.
Guaged by the firmness OF the Brit
ish, French and Americans in meet
ing the enemy assaults in the last few
| weeks and the optimism that prevails
Oh the allied front, warm reception
awaits the enemy. In the past fort
night from Belgium to the Swiss from
tier the Germans have essayed minor
attacks in nearly all OF which they
have been beaten before they reached
the entente trenches Where a foot
ing luckily was obtaind generally was
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GILMORE NEWS
+ 1888 *+*+*s* /

Elmore, March 11,.-(Special.)- Jon
Monday afternoon Miss Gladys Nor
wood and G. F. Wallace came out to
the school house and organized the
club members of this community into
a club to be known as the Elmore AS
ricultural Club. The following officers
were elected: Marvin Thrash, presi-
dent Viola Simmons, vice-president;
Lenora Thrash, secretary; C!eora Sim
mons, reporter. Friday night was
chosen as the time of the first meet
ing. Everyone is invited. Miss Nor
wood will give a demons trat ton The
ladies present organized themselves
into community club for women.
They also chose Friday night as the
time of their first meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
B. S. Thrash, president; Mrs. l.. H.
Simmons, vice-president; Mrs. c.
Pryor, secretary; Mrs. l.. A. Simmons
reporter. We are very Proud to have
oOlu VI 'iCoC SioUS u. ScHlAcu III CtlN
community and we feel sure that With
the help of Miss Norwood and Mr. Wal
lace they will both be successful in
their work. Mrs. p. II. Phillips came
with Miss Norwood and Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace. She talked to us about the
War Savings and Thrift Stamps ana
also about the Junior Red Cross Her
talk was very interesting and was en-
joyed by all.
S. B. Letcher and son, and W. T.
Letcher came over from Texarkana
Saturday to visit the family of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. H. Simmons. w. T. Let
cher returned Sunday.
This week closes the term of school
here.
The lecture Sunday afternoon on the
conservation of food was attended by
large crowd. Prof, Dodd, Mr. Greer
and Miss Ada Mills We're the speakers
The men of the community are busy
working on the dipping vat which is
being built on l.. A. Simmons place.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
Warming Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court,
Little River County, Arkansas. Sada
Jones plaintiff VS.. Jesse Jones defend
ant. The defendant, Jesse Jones IS
hereby warned to appear in this Court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff herein, Sada
Jones. Witness my hand and the seal
of said court this 4th day of March,
191S.-Chas. H. Park, Clerk. S. L..
Jones, d. C. Seth c. Reynolds, Atty.
for Pltff. Juno R. Morrell, Atty. aid
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
defAlgned will let contract for the
erection of dipping vat to be built
at Hicks School House. Said contract
to be let to the lowest and best bidder
at noon on the End day OF March, 1918.
All those desiring to make bids may do
so by presenting the same to A. J..
Bearden of Wilton, Arkansas, r. l..
Said bids to be sealed and opened on
said date. Building of said vat to be
under government supervision and ac-
shrding to the plans and specifications.
ASopy of which may be seen by calling
at the First National Bank, Ashdown,
Arkansas. The successful bidder will
be required to execute bond in double
@the amount of his bid, conditioned up
on the performance of his contract.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved by the committee. A. C.
Stephens, ID. NJ Gill, j. N. Phillips, A.
J, Bearden, Secretary. The letting of
the above contract has been extended
two weeks from the above named date.
"a, 7, Bearden, 49,
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13

ing luckily was obtained Tie Germs y
tenure Of the position generally Was
short lived, for counter attacks OK
pelled them.
Everything in the way OF modern
warfare not emitting liquid fire lis
been tried against the Americans, bu,
nowhere has the enemy been able to
dent the front he'd by General Perish.
ing's men. On the contrary, the
Americans have answered ali the Ge"-
man offensi ives with bravery and a.
though they have, suffered casualties
have jolted the enemy with their
guns and rifle fire ana the Germans
do not like coming into hand-to-hand
encounter with the Americans ana IL
variably give ground in the face OF
the dO-ordie a +tacks
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: WINTHROP NEWS +
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Winthrop, March S.-(Special)-
The home talent play given by Jones'
School House Saturday evening was
enjoyed by all
Mrs. G. W. West was in Shreveport
Thur:d y.
Mrs. T. B. Bales and daughter
Mary, OF Mena, were the guests Of
friends a few days last week.
Mr.. Williams Of Foreman lectured Il
the auditorium Sunday afternoon in
the interest OF the War SAVING and
Thri Stamps.
Mr., McCone of Little Rock was the
guest Sunday Of w. II. Boggs.
Mrs Ida Pendergast and daughter
Ethel, spent the first OF the week It
Mandville as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Penoergast.
Prof. T. T. c. Anderson who has
been sick for some time is able TO be
up and will soon he back to his
school.
Mrs Ed Mooney and little daughter
of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived Sunday for
visit with the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Turley.
Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Bales son Ed
William and daughter, Mary, left for
Little Rock Tuesday.
Wallace Webb spent the first of tho
week here with his parents.
Tom Click was here from Mineral
Springs; Saturday and Sunday.
Er. j. l.. Peavy went to Ashdown
Tuesday.
Little Eva Goodson died Monday
afternoon. Her remains were taken
to Fouke Tuesday for burial.
w. F. Perryman OF Ma1dill. Okla,
is the guest of Or. Buerchlin.
Mrs. Roy Obarr went to Eeridder,
La. this week where SHE will join her
husband.
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MORE GERMAN kJLTCHE
200 Russians at Wolmar Hanged
Without Investigation.

200 Russians at Wolmar Hanged
Without Investigation.
London, March 3.-According to a
.emi-official news sgency dispatch
from Petrograd, proclamation has
been issued by the Bolshevik govern
ment under the heading Importer S
of German Kulture," asserting that
when the Germans entered Wo!mar
on February 20, 200 persons were ar
rested ans without any investigation
were hanged in the market place.
The proclamation says that this ac-
ton resulted from Information given
by the bourgeoisie who gathered
around the gallows and shouted, The
same fate awaits 500 more"
The Germans have announced that
all Bolshevik Red Guards will be
hanged or shot.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
w.
Warming Order.

In the Little River Chancery Court,
Little River County, Arkansas. Will
liam Temple plaintiff VS. Allen Crooks
and Lydia e. Crooks defendants. The
defendants, Allen Crooks and Lydia E.
Crooks are hereby warned to appear
in this court within 80 days and answ-
er the complaint of the plaintiffs here
in, William Temple. Witness my hand
and the seal of said court this 23rd
day of February, 191S.-Chas. H. Park
Clerk. S. l.. Jones, d. G. A. d. Du-
Laney, Atty for Pltff. A. P. Steel, Atty
al Item.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
For Indigestion, Constipation or
EiiiOESneSS
Dear Old Husband,

The superstition about the word
husband" is not yet slain. Recently
a philologist went into church and
heard young curate discourse on
marriage. "Think," he said solemnly,
"of the beautiful idea underlying the
word Observation-Disclosures, the band
or bond of the house." The philolo-
gist had difficulty in restraining himself
from laughing aloud. The "band" of
the word husband" is merely a cor
ruption of the Scandinavian "bonde,"
peasant.-EXchange.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
TINE TABLE
Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Ry.

Daily
Leave Ashdown ....................S:45 a. m.
Arrive Nashville ............. 1915 a. m.
Arrive Tokio............. 11:15 a. m.
Arrive Prescott ...........4:2 .. H.
Arrive Murfreesboro - As a. N.
Arrive Amity. ........................1:4 40 p. m.
Arrive Rosbol ...-.......-.....-.....2:00 p. m.
Arrive Glenwood w ..,.2:15 p. m.
Arrive Caddo Gap............4:3 3 p. m.
Arrive Womble ..............4:45 D. m.
Arrive Hot Springs 100 p. m.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
Partially Concerted,

Jenks-How do you stand on the
selective draft?
Jinks-Well, I'm strong for their Sc
lecting some of my drafts, for the
banks to honor.-Judge.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
Distorted.

Escort Cat sex play)-Doesn't the au-
thor of this drama hold the mirror up
to nature?
Girl-Yes, but nature seems to be
making up an awful face, or else the
glass is crooked Town Topics.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
Whenever You Need a General ionic
Take G-cye'S

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
General Tonic because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties ofOUIN1NE
and IRON. It acts en- the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole SysteE. so cents.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-03-13
Half Your Living
Without Money Cost

We are all at danger point. On
the use of good common sense in our
1918 farm and garden operations de-
ponds prosperity or our going broke"
Even at present high prices no one
can plant all or nearly ali cotton, buy
food and grain at present prices from
supply merchant on credit and make
money. Food and grain is higher II
proportion than are present cotton
prices.
It's time above all others to play
safe; to produce all possible food,
grain and forage supplies on your own
acres; to cut down the store bill.
A good piece Of garden ground,
rightly planted, rightly tended and
kept planted the year round, can be
made to pay nearly half your living. It
will save you more money than you
made on the best three acres of cotton
you ever grew!
Hastings 1918 Seed Book tells all
about the right kind of a money saw
ing garden and the vegetables to put
in it. 1t tells about the farm crops as
we'll and shows you the clear road to
real and regular farm prosperity. It's
Free. Send for it today to n. G.
HASTINGS CO., Atlanta, Ga.-Advt.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-01-30
BLIND THE ENEMY
is FIGHTERS ADVICE
(sy international News service)

10y inLefnztionAI HeWs Servicel
Chicago. Jan 30.-"Put out the
fighting eye Of the enemy. that viii
win the war" is the message brought
back to Chicago from the battlefield
Of France by Lieutenant Clifford Fl.
De Reede. who came home on fur
Tough from the French army to visit
Ills parents here.
If the United States turns its ef-
forts toward building the greatest
air feet It's services will reach the
maximum according TO Lieutenant
Do Roode- Germany has been build.
ing more planes than we have. Once
we gain control Of the air we can
win
The French are satisfied with the
activities Of the United States. They
understand the great problems of
transportation Of troops and sup
plies" he added.