Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-03
Old Trader

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Over tho phone; "HEILO. is this
MIR OLD TRADER? surc. rcnd
I'm your DOPE that iOu Justif,
SENATOR CORR and thu western
farmers In demanding $500 Tor
bnshel for their vhCat I nm y
mother and buy brcnh and I ran
not afford tn pay more for bread
just think, MIR. OLD TRADER, the
advance In wheat "a e2b0 would
make Rn advance In bread ~ ! rent
on every dozen loaVcNli NOw be-
cause the factories of tho east have
no limit to their prices hut the shl,
dow Il not Justify tho farmers 90
the west making i profit ON what
we eat. they should sacrtfioc pa
trioticaily. DO you knOw, Mlt. OLD
TRADER, thht the IAIiMtIts ~
the csast are extremely POOR hnd
will not produce without fertilizer
and Tint commercial fertilizer H.
now very high and a. mort all ot
the government war factories nrr
now IN tho cnst and the government
- paying from 50 to so per day for
all the labor thcy can get Iho-"
farmers can not hire hcn without
q great lOss, therefore their FIRMS
Rrc noW ldic and growing up iu
weeds and tho western farmer must
feed the whole World. Also, MIR.
OLD TRADER, the clerks ana those
who work In the factories that
make SHIFTS, ONl.iIALIs, CLOIlt-
ING, SHOES, RIBBONS, LACES
and everything wc wear, both men
aud women mostly live Ia the rast
aud must h. frd hy the farmers of
the wcst Their wages nrV now
low. They GO to % restaurant and
Hut PINT MUG ~ roffCc and
TWO sweet ruliz of coffee cake for
, uNFAkl As1--Up-t ZOE. They huY
fOuu sWCct rolls and take viii,
them to their work for dinner They
go hack 90 the restaurant and get
coffee and cake for supper. making
SOC Tor the day for what they oaf
They live IN uongcstcd district
whore FOUR or MORE viii sleep
In the same room. where rrnts arr
cheap aud mo- ono over slceps in ~
he'd alone. WI MusT Nor rnl-u
the price ~ bread" We'll, Lady, Old
TRADER has SEEN for lI1MStIE
aud YOU Rro right about conditions
la tho east hut OLD TRADER
would make those rich mnnufnc-
turers pay more wages lo those poor
pcople and let them eBt MEAT,
1sGGS and VEGETABLES, aud then
they would not cs,t no muN'h sweet
bread and could fiil up their stom-
nchs and fccl good. n IN true thnsC
nICH JEWS who now own seventy
five per cent of all the money Ia
the world could not DECLARE
SUCH LARGE DIVIDENDS hut IL
would RELIEVE MUVU 'GNAM-
ING mt the STOMACH aud III "
GER -of THEIR EMPLOYEES. Old
TRADER says give the western
farmer AN equal fhow. MIR Old
TRADER. viii II 40 neCcHsary for
the pcoplc sf the wcsi to live saw
ing like tho people of the cast arc
now dolns3 Yes. Must We live on
THIRTY cents per day That ~ "a
hard question. Hut we MUST STOP
tho WASTE and live morn saving
or many win suffer with hunger and
cold this coming winter, MIR, OLD
TRADER, will there be fREE
SOUP houses this coming wAitcrf
There will be many uf them IN the
cast and fcas we will Scc them I'm
Tulsa.
OLD TRADER has bought stacks
after stacks of the hcst staple dry
goods. winter goods, all huds of
GOOD GOODS, Dress Goods, work
CLOTHING. A DANDY SJtr looks
lIke tive SOLDIERS wear ~ a. near
a. UNCLE SAM Will allow us to
wear. GOOD ENOUGH for a prcsi-
dent 60 wear. Make the womun ad-
mlYe you 60 SOC YOU dressed M You
viii be- PROUD OF yourself 10 wear
one Of those suits They will out
wear TWO commhn suits and viii
only cost you $1,000. we only MNc
a hundred Of those suits Rnd ran not
now buy Bny more of them so dn
not walt but come. early. They will
b. IN about the ath. Also the largest
pne oi Star Brund ss9oes ever shipped
10 iu'sas Also tho largest line uf
staple. JSvY Goods tNAt Iny walker
Dry goods Co cvcr -hNup,,d nj ones
to Tulsa. An will h.Nherr neSt
week Come, look Owe. Nhcm. hut
do not buy anything you asN.at t,,nI.
~ nsSi, for Blue days sscNabcad
of yon and winter h "a co,..,N ~ on
and whcn the COLD niuE ~,MA.s
coming through the Crac,,s
whtsling around the cornrrs
you win then need YOUR MONEY y.
keep the hunger of the wolf nwSs
from your door " you are poos
save for sen-prutcctians n ,uu are
wcu-to-do, save for hunpnity's sake
and Go win the war
Please do not forget THE TRAt4-
llRS stnrnr, PioH~r visit MRS
TRADER nuJ OLD TNADFR'S
Dry Goods, CL hing and shoe Ste, q
at 100 i'nst First stryet Brinr
the Bh'ht1S iur nABIES As L
ways wCt"5mc a any of TRADi-p'S
stores, tpmv TO our store to .trst
or 90 visit ahutl,er you want to bOs
or not.
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