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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Notice Of Probate Of vviii.
District Court in and for Harrison

DlSLElCL OOuFG Ill anu IOP harrison
County.
State of Iowa,
Harrison County, IS.
To all Whom it May Concern:
Whereas, on the 2nd day of
July, A. d., 1913, a paper pur-
porting to be the last will and
testament of Orville T. Blair, late
OF said county, deceased, was filed
in my office, and was by me OPEN
ed and read; and the 3rd day Of
August, 1913, at 9 O'clock a. M,
appointed and fixed as the time
when the same will come before
the court, at the March term
thereof then to be held, for final
proof and probate, as the duly
executed last will and testament
of the said Ofyillc r. Blair, de-
ceased, at which time all persons
Interested may appear and show
cause why same should not be
admitted TO pi <,ate.
Dated This 2pd day Of July, 1913.
j 2 i.G-i1 ignn j Irwin, Clerk.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Ed. =. ounnmlna.

Ed. Cummins, a we'll known
resident of this city lost his life
in most unusual way last Tues
day afternoon near Springfield,
Mimi, formerly his old home
town. 1t seems Bert Earnest and
Sylvester Jones of Logan had
started in the latter's new car
Monday afternoon on a land seek
ing trip to Minnesota and passing
through town they saw Ed and
asked him to go along with them.
He consented and after hard
drive of some 800 miles had
reached their destination trans
acted their business and were
making their return trip home
when five miles out of Spring
field they attempted to pass an
other car in the road and in so
doing their car ran off in the
loose graveled road and in making
a quick turn of the steering wheel
to right the car back in the main
road the wheels failed to take
hold and the car turned turtle.
Mr.. Cummins neck was broken
and the other occupants suffered
several broken ribs sprains and
bruises.
Ed Cummins was born in Pres
ton Mimi, in 1865, and leaves IA
wife and four children as follows:
Minnie Ennis, John Nv, Doris and
Edwin.
Mr.. Cummins was good worker
and easily adopted hin alf 10
whatever lie undertook he wa
q genial companion and 2erallY
we'll liked
The funeral sergiees 10
held from the NJ n el Sal
urday at 2:3o p M, Ter
son will officiate.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Picnic Party.

A Fourth of July picnic party
was planned several days ago to
be held in the Peterson woods
north of town but owing to the
rain yesterday the plans were
changed and the affair was en-
joyed at the r. C. Hills home.
Thirty were present and the day
was most pleasantly spent in
visiting and feasting.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

Mrs. Sarah Wyerling who has
been the guest of friends here,
left for O'Brien county today.
Mrs. Wyerling formerly lived in
Tennessee and was acquainted
with Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Harris
before their marriage.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

even boarding house keepers in
Maine are severely penalized for
violating the food laws. Mrs.
Florence E. Barker didn't bake
enough substitutes into her bread
and her license has been revoked
by Food Administrator Merrill.
Tn administration is going after
all violators.
The rule prohibiting combina-,
ton sales of food stuffs is not to
be interpreted to prevent a dealer
or consumer from purchasing an
assorted car Of feed, is the ruling
of Food Administrators Deems.
Roasted tulip and hyacinth
blubs make up the new coffee
served in Belgium.
England is building up food
reserve, too, out of the enormous
crops promised and harvested in
the United States. Shipments of
-, w -, ilos $3.50 n VII 'ii1 ao ..
IN. ~ ~ ''io "a. 1Mat 'i''pi.e
th - , l,ou ~ s. .saul'ieu 'n's year w
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Must Ee t.olsacIeanina.

Marjofie came in with some pussy
willows. sGl, maiama,' she cried,
Gust see those cunning little muffs
the kittins have li1as out to air.
Boston Evening Transcript.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

any danger profits being enjoyed by the
merchants in this county the would be
by the figures made public in the of
committee of the Administrator appears
this paper today.
Of there this
has been temptation the of the price committee will
fecvey it.
The committee after examining the
retailers added to the the reasonable
by the Food Administration determined the
from wholesaler to retailer
profits larger than those aowdby the
determined the
retailer to profits
the Food Administration added
voved.
Consumers by watching weekly report
the price interpreting will
selves whether they
with whom they deal and they feel aeved they
plant to the committee
with the Food Administration officials
Inc belief is that the price interpreting
prevent unusual increases prices to consumers
Retail merchants Justify the prices that thew
compelled charge knowledge
able profits stop the complaint on ac
count of prices by public
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11
Ma,,s Ignorance.

A man never discovers bow ienor-
ant he IL until he tries to RIM ne
house when his wife IL sick.-lCfncin-
natl Enquirer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

whatever he undprtonk Tie wa
q genial companion and eeaarallv
we'll liked.
The funeral SeI~iees ~
held from the NJ Il. cha Sal
urday at 2::30 p. MI, R Ter
son will offieiate.
So $3.50 ''t
NO more haa e Q9b
OF IOWA 70 cog lile3t3'l' 's's
lntled STATES 9@l9 sf'5lt AS}t
Deems goaa$
Ondcf llle leeRRe i'al lie
TO &locefa v ll0 liH&
law feqNiiiIle be cars @i
eggs an9 gfi9 ftss5.. -i qli )
REQUIRING t4lelI car rs ills
can pc enforced
II licellseG sFpGels l'3l R2s
obey the law ana tlle 'ls'il5
they can be closed lp
me law requires eSas 40 ie
bought from the pnotiHaef Viii
loss out, which means tliat 500
GERS may not buy baet e8ss IN inc
first place Ii they 90 hereafter
they run the RISK 81 heing put out
OF business.
And hereafter when eggs are
shipped they VIII have TO be hand
LED promptly and carefully ~
case is reported TO Tins office ia
Whlch many cases OF eggs were
allowed to stand on a depot plat
form IN 1OO degree sun hours.
All that Klnd OF waste VIII De
stopped. 1T IS CRIMINAL to waste
1000 that way.
Under the 1ederal rules Whole-
salers cannot buy eggs from mer-
chants, egg dealers or nucRstefS
unless 1hey pear certl1lcate OF
candllng and count. Under the
loss out law, the orlglnal purcn-
aser must candle ana count the
eggs ne buys, Wnlch prevents MIN
buying pad eggs, IN the 1lrst place.
II ne doesn't 90 TINS ne losses MS
incense.
therefore my statement that
hereafter no more pad eggs Will
go TO market from Iowa
Inc work OF licensing the H.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-07-11

n91oURCEs
Loans and Discounts .........,....S34O, 1862. 50
Bonds and Securities exclusive of
United States issuesl .............. 100000
United States Bonds ,.......... $4,000. 60
United States Certificates of In
debtedness ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25,000.00
War Savings Certificates and
Thrift Stamps actually owned s69.G5
Overdrafts ................ ......-............
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank None
Banking House 100000
Furniture and Fixtures 4.I03. SO
Other real estate owned .. 2.95{AO0
Due from banks and bankers. 53.2146O
Lawful reserve with Federal Re-
serve Bank------.- ---------------.----.-None
Due from United States TreasurerNone
in process of collection (not
Items with Federal Reserve Bank
available as reserve ...........N None
Gold coin and certificates. 13f5 sos
Silver coin and bullion.-... 59905
Legal tender and National bank
notes and subsidiary coins...-... f2S0. ~
Exchanges for clearing house, al
SO checks on bank same place .saa.89
Foreign checks and items in tram
slI :--
All other cash items -....... 46o "a
Other assets Gncluding expenses
IN excess of profits) --....--.-..-...-
Total Resources -.........--...--.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
SCORES KILLED
(Conttnued from Page One.)

survivors to Chamber up and down tho
stocp concrete walls Of what Is known
rs tho Malbonc atrcet tunnel" and
injured and dend wcrp carried up lad
dera taken from fire. apparatus.
More than 100 members Of tho Wom
ems Motor Corps Of America responded
with thcir cnrs 10 the calls for help.
All kinds OF vehicles were pressed into
acryic" To carry the dead and injured 10
hospitals md morEucS.
Notwit outstanding the assertions OF
survivors that tho heavy loss of <litr
was the result ~ Il second train crash
Ing to the rear W tho ono which left
the tracks. reports reaching the public
commission were to tho effect that
there was no collision. 1t WIS salt! ut
tho offices Of the commission ihnt In
failing to take a switch which would
permit another train from tn" opposite
dirNc;lon to pass. TN" ono bound for
Corey Island left the rails and crashed
Mt high speed into the concrete wall
Of the tunnel. Reports indicated that
the six cars in the train carried about
400 passengers.
District Attorney Lewis. Of Kings
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police now are searching for this man"
Mr.. Lewis said warrants would b.
issued for the arrest OF all. officials ~
IN" corporation VIII" could he held re-
SponSiblr for the disaster
Tho wrecked train WAS packed with
home gong mrn. women and children.
When the first chr Jumped the track
II SidrSwiped the west wall and ran
along the ties for nearly one hundred
feet The cars behind crashed throuot
1t. then bucklcd against the roof Az
fell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

PARIS. Nov. 1.-The AUstro-HGngar-
I'm commander on IN" Italian front in
asking General 0iHz for an Immediate
arnl;<t;c. argued tt:at Gnd"r such an
arranCnmcnc N-n"t;: would be "vacua-
led without G;,IuIg". - n" cultivated
ar.aS according :" u budapest dis
patch 20 In" Information.
The t~x5 az the -N,;s Hungarian
COMMUNICATION % the Italian supreme
command asking for an Immediate sus-
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pension os hostili;ies. reads. the dis
patch says. :hus:
IT hostiljties are. suspended the
evacuation Of tho Venetian plain no"
in a good state Of cultivation would
be accomplished without any damage
whatever 20 the country. For this
rc,scr tho Italian supreme command Is
asked to take the necessary dispositions
with a view OF the Immediate supcn-
sion Of husiilities."
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county declared the accident was al" 10
rrcklrSsncSs On the Part OF tho motor
man, whu WIS formerly train dis
nar,.hrr Of the company and had boon
Pressed into service.
"Th" Iuntrrunu is gone" Mr.. Lewis
said Thu. claim adjusting department.
appears IL have Kidnapped nm.
Ioliro commissioner EnriEht echocu
the assertion Of Mr.. Lewis
.Thr accident appear to have been the
result OF L green inotorman running his
train ut IN excessive rate Of speed. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

tho war. the Daily News today prints In
the probability that Constantiunplr will
be occupied Forthwith by the British
forces in bulgaria and that an allied
fleet will enter th" Black SEA soon
ia tho lairdancllrs are swept Of mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

ROME. Nov In their Of1ensiv"
aca!uS, IN. AustrianS IN tho Mont"
C;rHHra 'front.' in northern Italy. the
I;aI!ans har% pressed the enemy so
strongly that his front has collapsed,
thu war office announced today.
Tho Italians nave forced IN" GorEH OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
TERMS TO AUSTRIANS
Continued from Page oue.)

the Na,in says that - - evidently
necessary. before going further. 70 care
fully examine on whose orders the
who entered the Isal-
ian lines are acting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
Ove-eatinS.

When you have n fnlln"ss ard weight
IN the stomach after eating. You may
know that you have cnt"n -" mich
md that YOU should lake OF" of Cham
berlain's Tablets 20 a.l digestion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

LONDON. Nov. l.--Dritish troops on
IL. Italian front haI'. occupied The town
a.; Sarll". ga IN" L!v"l.Sa. 10 miles east
IT tn. Piave thu var "tfir" announces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

rTA11AN HEADQUARTERS East
~, .rIIT rINV'I;, Thursday. Oct. 81, Ll|N
Tho .Assoc!ntod rross> Go y. m.l-R%-
car,!lrss of reports of a revolution IN
Vienna. tho Italians coHt!7"" th",r 40
vance. At some points n" AuS'TiahS
Stnrn october -. General pia2 has
carried out his ramTcuCn rs planned
Thr lock - tro mountains and plains
was opened today ny ;hc taking OF
Monte cism"u. whi"h gives 4" INC l'lI'S
Command nf irn vnlii"s Of III" Er"nta
and Cismnn. Domination 90 tn" Fr"nt2
v viz means possession ~ IL" 'rran-
tinn Tho command Of III" CiFmoi;
opens the roads to F"itre Hclluno ana
beyond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

DONrF, NV. 1.-Thn number oc Dris-
onnrs taken by allied forces IN ;h"ir
driyH against the Auslro- Hungarian" IN
northern italy Is steadily Increasing.
More than 100 c7lns have boon 'ariur"d.
Inrnnns. booty has h""n taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02
TERMS TO THE TURKS
Continued from Page One.)

| for the purchase OF coal. oil fuel and
! naval material from Turkish sources
! after tho rcQi ir"m"ntS "f IN" country
! hay" been met. Non" OF the above ma
! TRIALS are t. h" "Xi~ri"d.
| Firtrcnth The surrender Of all Turk
/ ISh officers in Trip"lItauia and tHr"nal-
! - ~ III" nearest Italian garrison. ira
| key agrees To stop supplies and COM
! INTIMIDATION with these officers il they d"
""t obey the order 10 surrender, .,
S,Xl""nth: The surrender of all Earri-
! sons IN il"djaZ hSSir. Yemen. Syria md
| M.eoputami;t - tho nearest allied COM
! mnnd"r and withdrawal or Turkish
troops from TIl,cia except th"s" n"c"s-
&ary II maintain order ~ Will In defer
! mined under claus" 3.
| Seventeenth: The use Of all ships md
r"ralr facilities nj all Turkish ports and
arS"ualS.
| E.ght"rnth: Tho surrender of all ports
! occurred in Trpuli;nniH and CYrrnai"n.
| iurl;l.linc MiSuratn. To III" nearest allied
| garrison.
Nineteenth: All Germans and Aus
! Jr!an%-navh!. military or civilian. I"
!! hn evacuated within one month from
| Turkish d"rn:ninnS and ihOS" In r"mut"
| districts Il" soon after that time ~ may
| hH possible.
twentieth: Compliance with such or
drrs as may I've conveyed for thr dis
poSal of equipment. arms and ammunI-
ti"u including III" transport Of mat
PARTON Of IN" Turkish army which is
dcmchiliz"'l under Clause ).
Tw"niy-firSt: An allied representa-
t!r. "a II" attached ~ the Turkish min
is'rv Of supplies in "r.i'r (" safeguard
ulIicd interests. This representative 10
IL. furnished witr all aid necessary for
Ih;S purpose.
Twrni y-$rrunh: Turkish prisoners
ar" Ia br Kept ut the disposal Of allied
lowers. The rcl"a&" If Turkish civilian
trisvnrrs and prisoner" over military
age Ia loo considered.
Tveniy-thiryi: An obligation on the
rnrt IF Turkey {" cease all relations
with the Central Powers.
.rv.cn,y-tnur,h; In case of disorders
in the six Armenian villaEc:s tho allies
reserve IT, themselves the right to oc-
ci:py any part uf them.
Twcntv-fiflh: H"stll!iiCs between the
a.lIrS and Turkey shall cease from noon,
local time. Thursday. The 31st Of 0cto-
prr. Jas.
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-BuY WAR SAVING sTAAIrs.-
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FAIRS. N"v. 1.-The carituln'ion OF
Turkey. although anticipated has mad"
r...rtrrIrs.. IL profound impression IN
Tr:Inc". Newspapers declare 1t to nc
I'm event mf swpr"mn Importance.
rh,. convention is Of purely mill
.r,.y character" says tho Matin. and
f., no way affects the peace which Will
..yrr,ually bc signed with tho Turkish
rrrnjrr. What Isl interesting. however.
is the Immediate Consequences of the
arruiH;iCn First Il all. tn" greater part
e.: :n.. British armies In Syria, Palestine
AMI McSmImtauia Will Il" released. The
mrulv Of thu Orient, which will soon bo
.h, army IT III" Save and the Danube.
,y,iI hr perhaps called upon TO play
rr"a; I-,l" for which its reinforcement
i,y sc:, srn"d clements Will be Desirable
49, an early date. When the Dardanrll"s
ai-r rI.rd the allied fleet will restore
.Jtrn,I communication with Enumania as
;, * hardly rrnhahl" that the Gnob"n,
~. Ern.lan and the Russia fleet sold to
Germany ly thr l;niShcvill Will offer re-
f. stance.
"'rhr allies will then hold III" Modit"r-
r-,r,ln outlets IT Ekrania and greater
l;G;Sl1.
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east OF Mnuicrrs"n ard are edTInciu
II The Fiavr wiley.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

LONDON. Nov. l.---iRy tn" Associated
Press with reference 10 rumurs car
,u,,I;rr here IL III" effect that the arm
iy;iac with Turkey includes clauses ny
whirn Turkey would r"inin S"Trr"lSh-
IT,, over Armenia and other prnvi"nc"s.
49,, c,r.irn office. authorizes the state
,,,.,,, mn Ihrr" is no truth in tho SIg-
r,u..iun ,ba, any q"cr"t political AEr""-
r,.r, * annexed - IT." armistcc with
Turkey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

LONDON. Nov. 1.-The arm!stic" nc
ccui"d hy Turkey amounts to complete
ard unconditional surrender.
This statement WAS made by I'oru
I2ohort Cecil. assistant secretary OF
e,,,, for foreign affairs, TO tho Assoc
cl.,lrd l'r"SS tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-02

AMSTERDAM. NOV. l.--lzz"t Fashn
;l,r Turkish grand vizirr. is quoted by
;L.. tnnS-autiTl.pp pie newspaper Ta-rrl
r:iirar, when IN" armiStirr negotiations
,v,.rn in prurr"S:t :lS saying:
The conditions or the hrnliF'lc" VIII
hr lighter Than n" demands imposed on
l.u;,-aria M 10 military occupation OF
Gnu.,1utlnorI" nr other Turkish terri
Iury has been dem lnd'1l.
LONDON. Nov. Embarrassing tho i'm
,nnIinie results OF Turkeys exit from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

This means that you in reality purchase so shares Of stock paving $50 90 down and with
syu hvea option to purchase an additional so shares for $4,000 when well No. ? Ecom-
ed If the second payment is made an additional 500 to be paid mn of the first dG
lends the second payment is not made, then yu will be entitled to only sc sbarso If stock
fully paid for with the exception that an additional $4,000 will be paid out of r first dL
dHnds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY


r.UOSE STEAK. French fried potatoes.
hot biscuit, 3jc Cafeteria" basement
state National Rank
HOTELS aud r0umlng houses FOR sale.
TumlIu a Hoffman. Hotel Brokers,
1874 " Main Maple 1928.
TIM BROADWAY 500 North broadway.
regular meals 2dc Tickets $3.50.
Al ESTABLISHED. profitable business
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HAVE stock of drugs aud drug fixtures.
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WILL entertain some small proposition
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FOR SALF-Crfc aud lunch room: do
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have other business O-Q6. OklRhomnn
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
Nice fresh stock. no old goods, good
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KITCHENS Hotel Exchange III cstah-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31
REFRIGERAToRS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

SODA FOUNTAIN-We have several
bargains In both new and slightly used
G. y. 10, ~, n. lG and 20-fOot soda foun-
tulus: can include In contract showcases,
Wallcnses, tables, chairs. cnrbonntor;
everything necessary 10 open up first
class drug or confectionery business; can
save you % percent on the purchase
price: prompt shipments; easy monthly
payments, Write. wire or telephone
GrOsman Fountain Company. 2il South
Aknrd street, Dallas. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-31

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leases DollinA A RoreN, H%enrycttn, Okla,
FOH SALE Assurance OIL a Rohnlng
stock. 800 shares, only SOC each " taken
nj once. J. o. Green. G2s American
national Rank. oklahoma CITY
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MIscELLANEoUs ZOE sALE

NIW hNu SECONDHAND
BILLIARD TABLES. UDWLlNG
ALLEYS. SUPPLIES AAD
CIGAR FIXTURES
PATTERSON A. HOFFMAN,.
AGENTS FOR
THE UltUNSWlCK Bake
COLtINpEW co,
OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA
ron gNLI-B0x wRrrn. suitable FOR
luundry Or bakery Wal i02.
NAVE some money and hlgh.rlass srcur-
tiles 10 exchange f1r % good business
n some kind would prefer Oh or mining.
but viii give anything that IN clean and
profitable favorable consideration. OCT.
Okiahumuu.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES


iOH SALE
Que 1917 i've passenger Ford one
1910 i've passenger Ford, one 1871 Ford
chassis ouo 1915 tufd roadster.
AUTO REPAIR CO..
". 3Ogi. gOl.G W. gnd
TWO FOHbN AND DODGE
1917 i've passenger Ford, looks Ike
new, $3.50
l9is hyo passenger Ford Same no
new
1919 Dodge touring ,lr grab thiF. no
a bargain
r. - WOODSON.
BOZ rulhrriHoH uldg w C2s
DRESS ~ that ruri hy puttiug onr ar
these CLASSY AIMEE. BUM ,lUyrfaltHt
bodies On it We have them iu stock
Armstrong A Dchnor. 0Ul " Main
wat GliE
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TYPFwRITERS AMI OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER co. zoo
North robinson Walnut 49, Wo hub
rent, toll Hnd repair any mako typr
wUlrr star IuHnd ribbons.
fDk SALE ono Dalton adding murnlnr
Todd check protector, r0lltop desk. ~"
yulyiug chair. Remington bp'wuiu
ffueNTIi0r desk. fIR go Grain INDimugf
.rltg Phone vs. 1860
ron SALE Mulllgriph. 80, model
Win rhiu DO. plv NJ type luuufr 81.
luwhIl ribbon and Carbon Co.. % h
Hudson