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The Jasper news., 1918-12-19

National Bank. -....,. .r.th
Hugh Melton of Pittsburg, Kans
spent Sunday with relatives here
Fresh bread morning and even
ing u. R. Wheat.
w. H. Waters. jr., visited his
mother in Carthage Sunday after
noon.
Buy "a Mandle Phonograph for
your family's Christmas present of
II. p. Hall, leading jeweler, north
side square. Carthage.
Mrs. John Ward has been very
sick Nth heart trouble the past two
weeks.
DR.. Mccoy is the Optician to fit
your glasses. Room 26, over Ram
says store, Carthage. Mo. 20
years practice.
John Ward shipped car of hogs
Monday and another yesterday to
Kansas City.
Bring your harness to e. M
RoLinson's harness shop and have
it dipped and put in good shape
for the winter.
Prof Wilkins and family are
visiting their relatives at Clever
while the school is closed down.
Remember the Mand,e Phono
graph plays all makes of disk rec
ords smoother and better than the
high priced monographs Call and
see them. H. P Hall, leading
jeweler, north side square, Garth
age.
Miss Mary Blanche Moss is
spending the time at her home in
Nevada while the schools are closed
For Sale-Single comb, brown,
Leghorn cockerels ST. IS EACH
Mrs. j. S. Gresham, route S.
16.2tx
]. F. Turner bought two lots last
week Of S. B. Lawson. The lots
adjoin Mr.. Turner's place on the
south.
Silverware, jewelry, watches
and clocks at H. P. Halls, the
leading jeweler, north side square.
Carthage.
Miss Mary Alice Drake spent a
couple of days in Columbus Kans..
the guest of w. E. McGhie and
family.
Don't forget our Christmas sale
lasts until Christmas Eve. D.
Harbur.
Misses Dorothy Hille, Pauline
Roberts and Ida Drake are ex.
pected home from Cottey College
today to spend the holidays.
Dainty. beautiful and useful
gifts at H. P. Halls. the leading
jewler, north side square, Carthage.
Charley Miller. who has been in
training at Camp Cody, Deming,
N. Mex, returned to Jasper with
his discharge papers this week.
Young men looking for some
thing to do should write ]. A.
Taylor. Springfield, Mo, for new
catalog of Springfield Business
College. America will now rule
the business world, and the Amer
lean has the opportunities. That
school has guided thousands to
success. What it has done for
others it can do for our boys who
must now plan for peace. The war
is over. ..
Judge Howard Gray and E. B.
Jacobs and their wives of Carthage
spent Sunday with W. D. Wood
and family southwest of Jasper.
We are making a big cut price
on lots of goods you need. Don't
let this opportunity pass.-J. D.
| II
The Jasper news., 1918-12-19
Remember.

Wheat wants your produce
Cream, butter, eggs and poultry.
The Jasper news., 1918-12-19
For Sale.

have few nice Christmas trees
and lots of pieplant roots for sale
w. H. Hager 16-2tx
The Jasper news., 1918-12-19
We Deliver Groceries.

All grocery orders promptly de-
livered.-J. R. Wheat.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10

Vegetables "A tnS u4~t. 4AU44
IIuiLS aIu vegetables aIe 4e44Us-
Tea 10 Ue coAeclea aAQ 1.I4Ypo,.
IA Tie InankS UIElns CaIS L.
November. "A GaCe VIII ue stat
ed Ior shipment.
Let eacn community game
togeatner the Individual c0nII-
puuons, these commu4nly con-
IrbutIons TO DC sent 10 ONIotd
Tor shlpmen |.
Zach lady ana gllI VINO las
aara a..y 4.--.>.>.->s- S.a1s.-.a 1oI
only ole quart OF any variety
you caA spare. lou may give
more tnan one quart, but you
are expected 10 give Jnat much.
Select the oiphanage 10 which
you wish 1t sent ANA marx lne
jar accordingly.
Our stock OF canned FOODS Is
mO.e h.n-.e4 t..Is year, Jut sure
ly we will give for this cause.
nope the nondenominatlonal Or
phanage at Natchez will not be
forgotten.
Club glrlS aHd those who eX-
poets to become club girls, urge
you to begin now getting youi
one-tenth acre plots ready tol
planting in spring. Have the
ground ploughed and planted N
a cover crop, so that the soil WI.
be in better condition for vega
tables to be grown in the clul
gardens. A cover crop of rye
rape OF oats will be fine lOr thC
pen of pure breed poultry yot
are going to start in December
We must do everything in oul
power TO increase the production
of all food products. and now i'
, the time to begin planning fo.
. next years work. Keep work
; ing and watch for the date o.
the community exhibits.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10

Both President Wilson and Mr.. Com
rs pointed out the essentially OF
r 1r p die war. and the fact that the
belongs TO the man who tolls far
9va tls man who has not toilsd in.
pass IT, consequently. Is the duty
q rFary one 10 contribute to the
lH support Of the government
through manual labor.
-le Fourth Liberty Bonds. which
placed on sale September rs.
l BE- supported b. every labor
Iney not only carry with
tle austenauce OF the soldier In
l-l but they likewise afford
security and investment than
-er could otherwise secure for
He. consequently. Is not
sting the government ma
al hs Is a. the same time
investment that is the
a world and yields him q
s-l .a.ll4 upon s4e saving
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10

gre shocked TO seeth drinking ships Il,
0--P@ 49, -
used in this country h
mere ship is needed io Oe u'''
| of n other side
sugar as q luxury anu Sou 's'Se
nnsSSaSh to this
LINT DRINK
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
CLIP THIS AND PIN
ON WIFE'S DRESSER
Cincinnati man tells how 10 shrIvel
up eorns or ealluses 80 they
lift of with fingers.

Ouch $3.50 This kind Of rough
talk will be- heard less here in town II
people troubled with oorns viii follow
the simple advice Of this Cincinnati
authority, who claims that a few drops
~ a drug called freezone when applied
O. tender, aching corn or hardened cal
lus stops soreness at once. and soon the
corn or callus dries up and lifts right
oI without pain.
lie saws freezone dries Immediately
ard never inliames OF even irritates the
surrounding skin. A small bottle Of
frcezone viii cost very little at any
drug store but will positively remove
every hard or soft corn OF callus from
ones feet Millions of American women
VIII welcome this announcement since
the Inauguration oi the high heels. II
your druggist doesn't have freezone tell
him to order = small bottle for you
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
LEMONS WHiTEN AND
BEAUTlFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion ehsspIy for
your face, neck, arms and hands.

At the cost Of a small jar Of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare a full quar-
ter pint Of the most wonderful lemon
skin soitener and complexion beautifier,
by squeezing the juice Of two fresh lem
ons into a bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white. Care should b. taken
to strain the juice through a fine cloth
20 no lemon pulp gets in, then this To-
tion viii keep fresh for months Every
woman knows that lemon juice is used
20 bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles. sallowness and tan and is
tAe ideal skin softener, whitener and
leau;iiicr
Just try IL. Get three ounces Of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make up
a quarter pint 81 this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage IL daily into
the fac. neck. arms and hands II is
marvellous 10 smoother rough. rcd hands
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
sI00 Reward, SlOO

The readers 90 frls paper with be
pleased 10 learn th.N th.fc at least
one dreaded disear. that e-lcr~e has
been an 10 cure iu al ifs s.a&es and
e. q IL catarrh. Cafafrh heing greatly
inhuencsd by constitutional conditions
requires constitution 'rsatrnent Halls
Catarrh Medicine Is Internally and
acts thru the BLOOD NuCour sur
faces uf the System fapv destroying
the foundation of .N- .lst giving the
patient strength hy buIldiug up the con-
s'iiution and assisting nature ia doing its
work. The propritt0r1 have so much
faith IN the curative powers of Hairs
Catarrh Medicine tE4t they offer One
Hundred Dollars TO- any case that ~ falls
20 cure Send for tist of testimonials
ldress 7. J. CHENEY & co. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by aN Druggist. 75c.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
Home Economics Department
MRS. LURLLA b. RAMSEY

e schools OF the county, by
OF the county health ottic-
and all public gatherings
been suspended until the
mic OF Spanish influenza
zbSided.
is will probably necessitate
poStponement OF our county
nt of the work OF our girls
women. We are still hop
that the disease will have
h itself before the time set,
Is-fS, and our original
i viii be carried out. The
bit will be held even though
lnoutd De P~-tPoned- Cirru-
letters will he mailed ou- la
stating date. We should
! a bigger and better exfibit
| |.his delay. The fall gardens
have a better variety of veg
~ and there will be more
fOr getting the poultry in
condition.
egin now to feed the chick
On sunhower seed and a
amount of cotton seed
IN their mash. One-fourth
n seed meal once a day
Snakes their plumage glossy
makes them lay more eggs
klect the number to be eXhib-
and give them special care
Ei the exhibit | want a list o.
|Tlrls who viii join the poultr!
, so that | may know th'
fber of pens of pure breeC
fkenS to have in readiness
delivery by Dec. l. if no
Eer.
call has come for an offer
Of canned fruits and vege
eS for the orphanages of tn
fe. An out break of pallagr;
one of the institutions wa
sed from a lack of fruits an,
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mesdames Christian ard Edwards
are assisting Miss Brady. tie Univer-
sity nurse. this week
Misse- Henry Of jackson and Crozy
of lazoo City and Mrs. Greenwood
of Jackson are supply nurses on the
campus this week.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10

In certain OF The large
Ing New York. BlI-
and Philadelphia. q un.1
time payme.ts mas
small books viii b. .sa-
stamps are TO be pasted
receipts for 81 payment.
the stamps arc affixed
can be presented 20 any lart
company and exchanged
bond.
Where this plan las been
The financial institutions h
an association which pure
bonds from the goverLu al ---
ries them for the paTlialpaE -t a
scribers. No better scheme l
devised than this for popu-a-a
but In smaller commun4t-oa
apply lsss effectively. and ls ---
Bond Organization has decided -9 as
esea ssenr snA hzwm wess Saa a
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
AZ Easy Intervals

ut lean the governments
f1r payments IN five IN
An initial payment Of 10
r. a le required. payable at
a ~ suaseTib.ng The subse-
eu,s win be As follows:
Hr cent GA Nov. p. 1918; 20 per
.-- "a Dee. ls. 1918; 20 per cent on
Sang ls 1913, and 80 per cent on Jan.
rs-s The time elapsing between
ae 1f'lants gives the subscriber
breathing space In which to ar
r-ra for meeting his payments.
h- ou S strongly directed 10 the
4 per cent payment require
This Is 70 protect legitimate
and eliminate certain
cFers. who would willing
names down for large
sI assume airs because Of
uc1 then NOT take up or
ued for The gov
es ta eliminate all such
.n the Fourth Liberty
ec1s OF The coupon bonds
$780, lnH4 $4,000 and
r "a. -lstered bonds The
uuns are The same up 10
tet u addition there are
100000 bonds The first
win be on April l5.
$685. ~ er the coupons viii
l Gu ras -iY on Oct 10 and april
- 1 date OK maturity. amount Of
.-sn e-8 others details have not ye,
caan announced.
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
nj plan

schemes and plans have
been auzseatod. and the ones bost ap-
rd.uous Ia their particular
So selected by the small
l IS assured. how
anyone lea.rlng TO 0uy a
many boud5 and pay on time
EFen ample opportunity 70
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10
THE PiYMLAI. u
MAKE BOND ByI 6
EASY ALL j60y
NOT EAVING READY Cbee f.-L
FAIL as AN EXCUSE IN
FOURTH LOAN.
FIRST PAYMENT 10 PER CENT
Many Business Concerns tHrrao 20
Carry Bonds for EH-
en- Easy Terms

The poorest excuse rrn cer r-r
up for not performing
duty IN buying Liberty Lean
70 say be has not got the
he does not have 10 hgse
cash. as the govern sut
for payment In in tallu
addition financial lrstta
t-ial concerns and 9th
ar.anged plans .or easy
foI persons desiring 20
You can buy Libe-ty B.
small. much as a piano
ring is purchased on Lle
something OF vastly gra4
when Il is paid for. An eea
ton Of the preceding Lib.r
sues were bought on the --
Plan. payments ranging a.
week on the $50 den0mlr l.
prime object with tn
ls 10 make the loans popl.-I 4a- cc
bonds with as sreat uum1 Amer
ican citizens as pos BILE al
OF citizens. rich and poor. ara given
the opportunity Of part.c.Gl+ IN tse
sreat financial tran action
iurni the sinews cf War t. ag
Gus army which IS ghtls s
of freedom IN France
Oxford eagle., 1918-10-10

Headaches, Biliousness,
81 Appetite, or that tired aching
ing. due to Malaria or Colds Fine
Tonic Adv.
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Information for
Ok.af 7man-T'mes

All week day classified sdyeNisina
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day DhishnmnD one Issue, same rsts -
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Three tines Daily OKLA.
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to the inch
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UkFURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

WANTED List your fof rent cotiAgrH
apartments and homeH good Df pDDf
49, have tenant for ogefy r0usr
johh " shi'idr. " y Robinson Wnl
nut l'5f.
CHOICE h.fnoW apartment ai 1Il IS
plh Apply 10 SIS Gps'hs'n. ~ ,.a
" 10Th
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KoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work. write for price
list. We do not sacrifice quality for
speed. Westiall Drug Company. Okls-
hOma city.
FILMS developed free, on trial rot.
prints Sc up TO 2hsth new brilliant
finish Mail TO Camera Co. 100 N.
Mckinley. Oklahoma City. Okla
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

SAILOR Just fsisnt'd desires position
Win irllHbls fifm. three yrHtF ssr
pcfionco 100 bookkeeping bprWrIilns
Hud gFusfui 0ftifs work Adde'S 4, ~
cafo ukbhnmtn.
OFFICE man ~ years r1pcrisu.r. de.
slffH position. Jusi discharged from
army An gfhdu1tr u law, an EN-.
,l"nt s'ruuri phef md typlsi hrd r,u
ilh my hgh'rlars pgsltipn H.is. CHre
rnlnhhinnu
OKLAHOMA cry 10y. lust out NJ
h'ry'r", wishes position fOf ssp and
we ~ waiter ani vaitfrH- 2ui "
S0lie ~
WANTED Jusi out NJ army alllnrd
~ salesman. b0phkcepur ana tJpltt
Phone Maple fJl
Jl ~ fstufned from fHs rru,. was IN
motor ifHnspDit 'Dut desire en-.
plDb nrui bH u u.rhuII"H helper In
garage ~ truck drN'T James 4 WI.
lhms peHD Ohh
AETfb--roriiipu with some feli.
able 'ltm u, DISCHARGED DnrtrT. can
fufnsh fefercrc'H E.lJ. OkhhnmAu.
bOl DER. just discharged from army.
d'tits clerical po,liiou. Ssnfs' -
pefi'ncs HlrO two ienfF IN candy bust.
ness. willing "a work md 'lu handle
hiyh. chss p'siiior Address E.ll. care
ffNN'NN'.lN'NN
DlscHAHGED soldier. colofsd. thught
aud hciped nv the office al camp.
holds fifft grade certificate r. ysafG
IN the school room can handle men.
autos or animals. discharged ranking Ne
corporal 20 J'Hfl Of age and married
o. " Ok.lhomHr
POSITION ~ architectural dfAfiBmau
or tuprfiniSnd'ht. r0il'gT man HrI
have had l"If| oIrofI'f,,. rnu fuf.
nish hest o. reference. O-Il care Okla
h,m1u
sAll.ult just f.leufsd desires poFitlon
~ 'l',ir,ihu or .iruugfaphlc Inv
olsfk ~. NrrfH Nm uv. Iiph school
education 90 stsnopapnE Phone wal.
nuf tf1f
Just llsCHAnGED from the army.
wsl position 1r uu sIr''ri,il en-
rIH'rr Ifr''r street railway az power
plant az Insurance l'ig
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


FtE the jenkins brick apartment. lt
T.. jth for high DlasH housekeeping
apartment Phone Maple 2ji
BEAUTIFULLY fufnlahed j.room brick
apartment, clos. IN. steam heated 10
coupl, 0nly. references Maple 1892
tHOOM mrnlsbsi apartment; cy,ry.
ihlng nrnl,h"d. including phone. ~
Nrsl sth
COMPLETELY Furnished ? room apart
u'ui win pri'ut" Lr'h. nll LuIlt.in
features. including hodf Glenn puI de-.
Nlfahl", ~ permanent adults only TIE
Sputhwoun, 80 W SOalo WHluu'
21j1
MODERN apartments Tor r,p, a, 3iG
Harrison
NICELY Furnished 5-foom br,k apart.
mcn' close in walnut 1-Gg
GROOM modern apartment. furnished
NJ lbolh W gth
FOH REST Furnished bungalow. so
Ihpn" Walnut 1923 o- Maple N
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LOST AND FOUND


sTRAYED OR STOLEN - One black
mara from tie Tinsley Dairy. four
| miles north snd one mile eas, Of Cap
itol. ten days ago. Notify Tinsiey's
Dairy. Reward
LOSr-Iady's purse with about 81.
with certificate of deposit for gas
meter Isll Walnut 1916
LosT-wrG watch with Jewel. 10
N.l6' engraved on back. reward.
finder please call Maple ors.
THREE dollars reward, no questions
asked. for return ~ gasoline tank
cap, lost from Chandler car. neishbor.
hood OF Fourth and Robinson u. N.
Kahn, Roadway Central Hotel.
LOST, hy working girl. between Lib
erty National hank and fuckers
furniture store, Friday noon, solitaire
pearl Tiffany mounted r,ngi finder re-
lurn TO Van Buren, hotel. room o. Is-
ceive reward.
LosT-une lHdy's pocketbook on
oos,o,i,ia, s,ochNatds a., ear sgndry morning,
soc piece. Reward Call walnu, J6Oi.
Lost year t.oId setter dog, alnu,t
black Reward II returned to 900
West lith. Maple 2s1.
NOTICE stray mule, mark lin LETT ear.
at 5b Eist Waisworth, Capitol nm.
owner cnll, pay feed bin, and sd. and
yet hi pwn horse mule
LOST Black seal muu FIRE, floor
Rorabaugh. Browns Monday morning.
Return TO ll2l y. Robinson. Can Wal.
nut S?9l Liberal reward.
Lost Blaek nock.tbooL co,t.lnJr.
O. bll. k.ys snd small chan.a r.
turn 10 IN Amsrirnn N.t,ons ~
and r,c,Iv, ,.weyd '"'''.' N"""
,osr ~, 49,,
ISrursS rSiiI' inNn tSnh, ,hhnnuWI ~
piNNE'TTp WP ,pptn rs u pvr ~
Trr uApDyyA uE Ibupk
piNG fApER, ccoNTaiNEn ccWns-
TER Ann iNGcn pGp ,r,nu u nnps
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SAllrll Just fslsns'd desires position
Win reliable fifm. three y'nfr ssr
pcflonco 900 bookkeeping bp'pr'ilns
bnd gTnsful Oftl's work hddfsts. e.. ~.
caro- DklhhImtu
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PHONE PIX
ASK FOR WANT AID
DEPARTMENT.

stBsCWpTloN RATES.
~ Msil, ono year ..,..............u .u2j
by Mall ono year with THE SUN.
DAY OkLAHOMAS ...,.,-......tT. 80
IVY agent. carrier or newshoy
cents a copy or ~ cents week
In OhIahoms City,
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES fsvsnlrrJ
and DAILY OkLAHOMAN trornins
IL papers a week delivered by carrier
In oslahoma city and Vicinity. per
All unsolicited manuscripts. istters
and pictures sent 20 the Times are sent
~ the risk Of the owner. Tho Ohlahon,a
PuhIishlnH company expressly repudi-
ntes my responsibility for their safe
custody or return.
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AGENTS WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAN Z U-M MISIELLANEOUS =
~|~->>~~~~~~- ~N~~>~~,>~~-~,N->,NC-N~>p~
CASH PAID for ladies and gents Sec
ond hand clothing Wainut $500.
SHOE REPAIRING. 1914 West Park.
HIGHEST price. paid for mems second
hand clothing. shoes. gums. etc. Mani,
sg1?; will call
WE BUY rags, magazines. bottles
meta, auto tires, also mems cloth.
ing, shoes and furniture. Walnut asa
PIANO for storage; no children; best Of
care. Maple 1891.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

rlliSTMAS bargain In white Rotary
Elst lpth walnut i11jJ u o, Dillon.
uE SAIL. fuihllu'' Nh oss
dresser, I ohlnonlef. Vornls Mar.
I'm hci. ! ncfnpt heater, Detroit Jewel
heater / bath room heater I New Meth
ID range This furniture good A. nav
ngt less than ~ price Call zoos " sih.
TOR RALE--All together. four rooms
~ furniture. ready 10 move lni terms.
CON between 3 ana D. m. ios w. 9Th,
Apartment A.
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LOST-hlRck seal mut fret floor
Rorabaugh. Browns Monday morning.
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nut S2ql Liberal reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24

LOST Black pocketboOk containing
s. bill, Keys aud small change. Re
turn TO b.S American National Bank
and receive reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-24

NOTICE stray mule. mark In left ear,
at 6h East Waisworth, Capitol I'm.
Owner cnll nay feed bin. and ad, and
yet hi 1wn horse mule