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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-18

- -IFII III
C~lementine Woodbine had never knit.
ted before, so, to start, she thought she
had better begin with something small
a neektie.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-09

Fever, but. of course, care has to be-
taken that you do not allow the
patient to get chill. will show
you how to put the patient in q
pack quickly and comfortably. Sup
pose the temperature is 1902. To
prepare the bed you would put over
the mattress something waterproof.
II you have a waterproof sheet, all
right, II not. put several thicknesses
OF paper. and over that spread a
blanket and then take a sheet and
wiring 1t out of the water at lust
about the temperature Of the ordin.
airy room-dip your sheet in and
wiring It out. Remove the night
dress. The patient lies on blanket
and is covered with blankets. Then
we put the sheet around the patient.
Bring one end of the sheet around
under the arms. bring It well up to
the axilla, and bring 1t across the
chest and tuck it in under the other
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-09
GENERAL PREPADATION FOR
NURSING AT HOMES. o.
3. LECTURES NOS.
AND 2
TO YOUNG LADY VOLUNTEERS
ny DIR. MARGARET PATTERSON
At Parliament Buildings, Toronto,
Tuesday, october 10, 1918
LECTURE NO. GENERAL
SYMPTOMS

Much Of the first two Lectures ap-
plies to every bed case. but In In
fluensa there ere certain symptoms
We should look after. certain precau-
lions Il d necessary W. should take
and The more intellisentiy We can
observe our patient. watch for the
dsvslopmsnt % thsss symptoms Or
tide our patient along without the
gnptoms devslopins. the more vaA-
uahls our help WIN b in the sfisas.
We are called upon 70 meet ~
emsrgsnsy, . vsry old disease that
d comparatively new 70 the present
generation, that has : very sudden
onset n most eases. n almost every
eass ~ have tho symptoms Of : cold
with high fever. headache and body
pains and rapidly developing feel
ing Of discomfort and fullness in the
bronchial tubes and throat. In some
aesIl
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-09
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING 10 INCREASE
CAPITAL

Notice 10 hereby given that q
meeting Of the stockholders Of Far
msrs Z Merchants Savings Bank. q
corporation. organised and existing
under the laws Of the State of Utah.
10 hereby called for and will be held
at the banking house Of said corpor-
alton. being it, principal place Of
business at Logan. Cache County,
Utah. on Wednesday. the 18th day
OF November, 1918. at four o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day for the
purpose Of considering and acting
upon the proposition to increase the
capital stock Of said corporation
from Sixty Thousand $500 dol
Lara to One HundNi Thousand
500. ooo.so) dollars. ~ amending
the first paragraph Of Article Six Of
the Articles Of Incorporation Of said
corporation 20 that It will read a.
follows:
THE total authorised capital stock
of the corporation IL One Hundred
Thousand t31oo. ooo.oo) dollars. d.
vided into One Thousand (1.ooo>
shares Of the par value { One Hun
dred ($1o0.oo) dollars EACH"
Dated at Logan. Utah. this a1st
day Of October, 1918.
J. A. HENDRIcKsoN.
~ President Of Farmers q
Merchants Savings Bank,
4n. ,.ai, ~. ,Ady-11-l3
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mouth and tongue. Keep the mouth
clean. After the bowels have acted
freely your patient will probably b.
able to retain light nourishing food
and, of course. your patient mus,
never be given anything but very
light. easily digestible food. II the
patient has much fever. give only
liquids.
Another distressing symptom ii
the cough. It might be short and
irritating cough or It may be q
cough accompanied by good deal
Of expectoration. II your patient
has cough there are several things
you should observe. Notice It's fire.
quency and duration and whether
there Is any apparent cause for It.
II your patient des not cough while
lying still, but II the cough comes on
when he or she moves suddenly then
look for the cause Of that cough in
the throat. Try to relieve It by
gargling or swaobing the throat.
II your patient complains Of great
tightness over the upper part Of the
chest, and II that feeling Ii accom-
panied By expsctoration. you must
try to relieve these symptoms. Apply
. mustard plaster. Do not keep Il
on long Snodgh 70 make the akin Of
Tie chest SORE. Of course u very
strict about keeping your patient in
bed. Have plenty Of Trash air in
the room but try 70 avoid ~ far -
possible sudden changes Of tempera-
ture. II the room seems close or II
you detect IN unpleasant odor whom
you come In from out Of doors. COW
or your patient over. head and ali.
and open the windows and door and
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knees or against the feet, and put a
blanket over the patients shoulders
to protect them from draughts. It is
much better to have your patient
rest in q position such as that de-
scribed. with the proper kind Of
chair, than to let him sit at the head
Of the bed with pillows behind him.
Notice carefully not only the rate
of the respiration. but also whether
the respiration is full, expanding the
whole chest or whether It is simply
just a quick. shallw movement of
the chest Notice the color Of your
patients lips and face. II there is
not much air entering the lungs you
will usually find that the lips be-
come more or less purplish or dark
blue instead of red. which shows
the blood is not receiving the proper
amount Of oxygen. Teach yourself
when you 60 to attend a case to no
tice the patients expression. A sud-
den change Of expression sometimes
means great deal. and Is often a
serious danger signal. We all know
that sudden palor Of the face us
ually accompanies . faintness and II
there IL this gradually increasing
blush appearance Of the nostrils.
lips and checks It indicates the pa
tient 10 not getting enough oxygen.
II this blush appearance continues.
and. in addition, you get . drawn ex-
preston around the lips and nose. II
is serious sign, and sign that
would warrant you in sending for q
doctor. II your patient were lying
flat and the face became very much
flushed you would think there was
an excess Of blood in the head and II
would probably relieve him to put
him in the position which l have de-
scribed. and to put warmth to his
feet and apply cold baths to his
head.
In diseases Of the lungs We some
times notice = bright red ipot ap-
pearing. sometimes only on one
cheek II one lung ID affected. and
usually on the side on which the
lung is affected. Then. Of course. We
usually have a flushed face in fever.
All these symptoms you can detect
by simply watching your patients
face and observing the changes that
may come. Sponging il very good
way Of reducing a high fever. II
child had high fever you could
probably wrap the child in blan-
ket and immense him In a bath. or
II not practicable to do that, use q
wet pack. The wet pack il an easy
and comfortable way Of reducing
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-,
..
You may find your patient suffer
ing from nausea or vomiting. In the
absence Of a physician. would ad-
wise you to give the patiene an aperi-
0nOme' .o'.0w p'0
'A.'. u .ons'.s :. 'nA' u .au
"sI. 1880
.'0ma0n' .0u nave u00'o'' 'o'-
low ms 0ile''.on.' = you are max
" ~ ~
49, S1'sN '.' - = 'a.' 0'se' =
Ao' ~ WY ~
Take the mustard and the flour
and mix in the proportion of two
level tablespoonfuls Of flour to one
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with fresh air and then arrange your
windows SO that there is no draught
blowing upon the patient. and ther
of course, close your door and un.
cover the head Of your patient again
Fresh air is an absolute necessity,
but 1t is one of the things you will
find 1t hardest to get in great many
of the rooms. and without plenty Of
fresh air you are fighting against
fearful odds and must not expect to
have very good results. 1t is not a
case Of swallowing drugs; It is q case
Of proper hygenic surroundings, Of
treating symptoms by common sense
methods as they arise and helping
vitality Of the patient to overcome
this poison.
When you remove the mustard
plaster, rub oil on the chest and
then cover the chest with several
thicknesses of flannel or with q
pneumonia Jacket. The pneumonia
jacket Is simple and easily made Of
gauxe or cheesecloth and you can
cut It out any time by just pinning
q piece Of paper on the back Of any
one who 10 about the size Of your
patient. Leave the front q little
longer 20 that It comes up to meet
the shoulder. This fits on the pa
tient. covering the chest and back
quite completely. Safety pins are bet
ter than tapes to fasten the jacket.
It goes on under the nightdress.
right over the skin and keeps me
patient warm. II keeps up the
warmth that you have created by
the application Of the mustard ana
then by rubbing with the oil. I
consider It important In the nursing
Of these cases to have something like
a pneumonia Jacket to keep the pa
tient warm. Usually after the tight
ness Is relieved and 1.-The cough loos-
ened." expectoration is quite free
and the symptoms clear up. In 9TH
er cases the temperature may go up;
possibly the patient will complain Of
. feeling Of chilliness or may have
. chill. You will notice q change in
the pulse beat and change Of "a
cial expression. and these are dam
ger signals. for they may indicate
approaching pneumonia. You have
to take in all the details Of your pa
tents appearance. and be watchful.
Even In sleep the patient may be
restless. probably muttering. proba-
bly, lying in q peculiar position to re-
lieve the discomfort that he feels ev-
en- in sleep.
Then there is the change in res
piration. II there is much of the
lung filled up 90 that the circulation
Of the blood through the lung is d.
ficut. your patient will probably wish
to be raised up In bed. and It is Of
ten a very good thing to do SO, but
always be careful that you have your
patient in the most comfortable DO
sition in which breathing is easiest.
Breathing cannot be easy with the
head bent over at right angles. The
breathing Is easiest when the neck
is straight and the chest expanded.
Always try to help your patient TO
retain the position that is most COM
Portable and the position In which
breathing is easiest. and II he has
difficulty In getting his breath when
lying flat on the bed 1t often gives
great relief to put in a bed rest such
as an ordinary kitchen chair invert-
ed, and II you are going to put pill
lows on that and let your patient
rest against them. always put pill
low or other support under tine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
REFRIGERAToRs AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

SODA FOUNTAIN wo have several
bargains IN both now and hlHHiy urei
N. 10. 49, il ~ aud 7O.foot soda fnun
tnius i1n include w contract showcases,
Wul'rHrtH. tables Ch1irH gHfhnnntuf
everything necessary 90 unru up frft
class drug ur confectionery business can
Hnko you ~ percent Ou tho purchase
prlrr prompt shipment onHy monthly
prymeuis Write, wire ur telephone
urpsmuu Fountain Company, 2li Hputh
A,ufi street, Dallas, Texas
tNW RAilg aodn fountain and cnrhnnn.
tor now IN depot ~ quay, Okla, con.
HlstinT ~ A. n uak counter With thar
mo top. with latest icrlssH pump system
interior tWn loo creams cold Hinr.
age ter exposed pumps four crushed
fruits This fountain lril un our hands
account NJ business changing give
benefit NJ cash RlroRdy paid On same and
soil nj u bargain Easy monthly nay.
mens write or wire ufnsmnn Fountain
Company 2ll South Ahnrd, Dallas,
TohH
VIE haYp snmo cheap secondhand soda
fountains 10 sell hnd also have special
prlros on new onrH We will hnvo tu w.
cate warcfOOma within An days come Ia
-ro them and have uno shipped the rnmo
day you buy, good terms W, T Hay.
wood Soda Fountain Go oklahoma CIV
ron sALb- Fountain 6.iout gnusensct
complete, good condition Address Dr.
llondy, hufialo, Okla
FOR BALE Hoda fountain aud lunch
counter new iHhlrA and counter
nHrho. everything oUHt over 1000 VII
take 5000 n tnknu nj once For pufiiC.
ulttH write ConStnnclO llfhvu, sos Main
~, HtnD eta, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
PRIVILEGES
MIR. SNOWMAN

uIr street rulf ~ Now Wilson. Okla
ANIL tu ~ IN fhr bonr M the llonld
ION uu Yield with nfiy Thousand people
tu draw from tltru lN ihr Volunteer
lIIp Department Want Shove ,pur'H.
fIuus and ffrr attractions. would con
aidrr good carnival company Address
Guy n NuHuta. Box r. New Wilson. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY.
mn mann arnnn WANrrn

nuY GOODS STORE WANTED
TulH. county sent HwlHher county ls
ioFu NJ 500 population ~ banks have
nearly ~ 600 Oun un deposit II hhH trade
territory extending Gyof parts NJ four
counties containing population NJ 900
10 10000, H. I'm fact. growing cOuuiv,
nnd une NJ tho richest IN tho United
sinirs. desires ana viii lberRlly support
first rlnHH dfy goods store. N lniAfs
oslct address T. Hwsnsl0n. pfeHlieni
Young Mems business League Tulln,
1uHuH
llOUNiNq house for sale, 20 rooms good
money maker Address 2lf w Main
H. shawnee, OKLA
ron SALE Rcd ilnll Transfer and Hior
nrr luHlrrsH Hi iHWiuu, Ofh. Euol
huHlnDsH. iu n live town making good
MONEY. hutp good trlHunH f1f selling
hso ur VilIr mr. iiuh schuyler. owner
WANTED a small stock M groceries IN
tho country ur In sm1ll town Miss Flln
AHhNorth DtIrHs, Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

TO TRADE Rrlck Income business
property. well located and hrlnglns
good rent; city NJ lb,OOOi also ioO-ncre
farm TO TRADE for stock NJ general mer-
chnndse. i25 600 20 100000; viii take or
give cash difference. A. W, care okla
hOman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

WANTEn-To rent small truck farm OF
acreage near car line. Phone Maple
?G52,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

STOCK FOR BALE-Owlng 10 the DRAFT
must sell ti0. 400 NJ general merchandise
we'll worth $3.50 on Tho dollar now NJ n
slcrlfice for cash or bnnkaho papers.
Good chance FOR one looking for mn o.
tahllshed business In the best trading
point In Oklahoma. Act quick Sam
lOrls, Klnwa Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

HOTELS and roomlng houses FOR sale.
Tomu q Hoffman Hotel Brokers,
1921 W Main. Maple N2S.
GOOD grocery with living rooms for sale
best Colored trade, eight years; location
702 Enst 2ud Walnut 602j.
DRUG ETORE FOR snle Invoice 81 900
Paying tl2 600 to $4,000 per year Rent
5000 Terms. 5000 cash and 81 900 on
time K-7G Othhpmnu
FOR SALE Broadway cafe 72o n
Broadway must devote my whole time
10 my cafeteria Bert Yale.
FOR SALE or TRNDE-One ot best
rOomlnR houses. % rooms; hot and
cold water. cheap remit Lease: VIII trade
for small acreage near cIty3 lot or farm
what have you3 T-J1, care OkRhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
DIR. +. 7. BYNUM

VNYS ~ ron sALE-ons hundred
w &N and sixty acres one milo
w S~ Of the stats Normal
school, Edmond, okla. one. half mila
from lnlenirhsn line SIXTY acres In cul-
tlyAl ton balance pasture; good well and
windmlll GOOD house and barn Ever
country home. DOING at sacrifice 10
some one Listing 217O
Hae tlHrrell. Iarin Dept
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
Investment

5000 WILL HANDLE
. w 900 inromo propofty. Income NJ
$3.50 por month assured this ls your
uppwiuuiiy u H'b, care oknhonhn
FlW SALE on TRADE Lunch room
daily sales $40. ront t9s Including lI,.
lng rooms lhono Maple 500
ron sAlr uroctry stock ana ntuu,r,
best cash location In city N.ty, OKLA.
homnn
UOOhlNu house, must sell, n you want
bargain SEQ mo AZ once W. n cor.
foll Msb N liroadNnY Walnut iin
WANTED- 10 buy a cleaning ana press
iug plnnti Viii Trade in lIlA MuNU,ll.
balance cash N-lon. rnrr Ohnhumnn
rIIANlNg nui pressing establishment
fur sale m Oklahoma riiN. dnuu good
luHInrss, good frntunH fur selling Wal
nat isd1
OXuNtlt RONrn iOWbFu
lissi On earth Made IN uklahOmp rltyi
2.'h pkg, ma blower 81 in, delivered
OInNIl aO.l7 " Srrond IN Maple 2sf1
yNrANr nrHiNEss int in TnukIurtpvu.
clear and pnyinF paid out. 81 5000. WHnt
vacant lot Tor residence ur good rtr
What have Your lhons Walnut 70ho
TWENTY ROOM ruomlug house fur sale
close ln Cnll Walnut ~
ron RAti2 nakery and sfoHsry. good
paying proposition Tor right party, at
200 y Harvey
ron HAi.E Entire furnishings room
house. Including MAHOGANY kImhall
plano new mahoHany llhuW furniture.
new mahogany cabinet NiuE't sewing ma
chine, heavy fumod uAk dining nud living.
room furniture, new heavy fuued unk
Nictrolt, hrHEs beds other bedroom fIt.
uitufe. white ruhnrlrd Kitchen uurt.
either together or separate tIl " lth
o. lhuua Walnut 'fnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
oklhhom'

FARM WANTED
an TO lGb acres, centrally located IN
Oklahoma, With some improvements At
least k0 must he suitable for alfalfa
corn Or cotton, have 81 uOD cash and good
residence property In town ~ b,O0O 10
Hppy Rs first phymnni require terms
on balance what have YOU 10 offer Al.
dress z A., rnro Oknhomun.
ls-ACnEs a.mllo from nrllton inter.
urban cnr; 500 cash, balance terms
or trade. can lulrv, Walnut 7i6
ron sALE-Nlno acres Of rich, black
land, covered with fruit trees up.tu.
date residence harm, large poultry houses
and cave; unlimited supply of soft spring
water; Nh fenced. located on the cornur
Of hohlnann and gath H.. Oklahoma CITY,
", 900 cash. hHlnnCo tnHy tHrInA Write
T. o. HOH $40. M Reno, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
kuEsl;l,NIZ!lIlIlIl
Realtors
2o0is w Main street,
\Nnlput H7

2o9h W Main street.
Walnut a.
WANTED hy an experienced cotton
farmer 90 acres IN farm In halves Y.
ln7. care Oklahoman.
A HARdAtN II bought this month lOo.
acre farm w miles west NJ st0CkyHrda
SEQ owner 0t l2l West y It., Capitol lllll
TWO ACRES
Flvo-room house gRH and lights 100
bearing fruit trees, one block NJ car and
paVsd streets, i2.bOO. easy terms for
quick sale
WEST INVESTMENT CO.,
Glg American National Bank Bldg.
Walnut el95
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

ron FNTT on 7TRAhE- frIck garage
II rooms overhead. hot and cold water
In cnch: also gas and electricity; two
baths, well loClted Would take $4,000
In land pasture land preferred bal
anCe cash y. Hart. Drumrlght, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
CASH REGISTERS FOR sALE
We Make and Sell Only
National Cash Registers
and Credit Files.

ToWeH uri.rs Small monthly pay.
mtnts SO interest charges Written
guarantee. Ol ttglsturs rcunlrod, 70.
BUILT. bought, sold and exchanged.
National Cash Registers,
Fred ~ whiting ans North Robinson 81
Phone Walnut Gsi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
LuSl;ElIlglSlI]Q
Realtors
70oH W. Mnin street
Walnut ~

200 lcre ranch. Custer county, Z miles
railroad. vii improved. about $50 scrss
IN cultivation balance grass, good fence.
plenty NJ water, go per acre
tnn acres NJ EraA land, sandy loan,
WHshiia county. no house, tiTW per
acre
miles Tood town. go per acre
aso acres. moderate improvements, 70
acres bottom land, 5000
ROHERf l. KhiE.
C1rdsll, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
MllIl',''l||glIlIl!l
Realtors.
2ODh W Main Street
Walnut NJ,
TEN ACRES

wei Imnfnyedi b.room house, barn. wInd-
mill, oil for $4,000 will trade for house
In Oklahomh city, Walnut il1b. Los
Gated south Of Capitol lIlll.
ron SALE --6l0-Rcre stock farm, In nl-
fnlfa belt. northeast Mississippi, 500
acres black alfalfa iandi Groom resi-
drnCr. ~ tenant housoai fine seasons
every year, mild wlntsrHi go an acret
terms, would trade good city income.
leO acres In fec, including oil lease, IN
Cotton county, okla; moht of II good
farming lhndi small set improvan,sntsi
you cant oSo on the land and rated good
oil territory ~. 800 Ira A, ellis, 1855 N.
EhnrtDl Mnul0 p2g
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
TYPEWRITERs AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT


SAFES FOW SALE
Ono large ana one small SAFE
CABINET frcpruof Interiors suited
nm any ufnUo records Apply M col.
cord nlfg Oklahoma Clly, Maple a6's
NEW Underwood typewriter. Under.
wood dupNDuiuI pfolrUiuruph check
Wulrr fur nnt top dafkH. ! hui.
fufur fu'l tup drsk. I inh'0. can Gl2 n
Hudson Phone Maple GoG
MONARCH typewriter. rnr new 500
ms price t1n This Typewriter is lu
ynry best condition Maple 1igh
OLIVER typewriter. late model, looks
good. writes fine. bargain for soma.
one lnuno Muulr Sl2h
NEW Underwood typewriter. Underwood
duuliCBtur prOierinErauh check writer
: fine nHs top desks ! handsome roll tor
drdl table Cnll 6i2 y. Hudson Phone
Maple $50
IOW SALE - TypcWrItrr. Wuud.lurk
uarl thirty dNys Walnut lif1.
ron sALI.H Extra quality golden oak
chairs, heavy table, etc, 22b 2T In
Hurnnro lildg
WANTEpHA used typcSrIier. must ho
I'm Al condition Can Maple 3O6s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

FOR TRADE One $500 stock merchandise
In Erck, Oltln,, clear; two $500 gro.
ceres In IT, Louis, with il2L against
unch stock, what have you TO Uffcrl
UoX Ai Erlck Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

WANTED Drug store. lnvolce not oyer
four thousand dollars Box b1, Cache,
0LIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS, FOR SALE

CONCRETE mixers, hosts. rock crush
Crs, carried I'm stock for immediate de.
livery WylIe Bros, Co., 52s West Grand,
tNluhOmn tiir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

EAST TEXAS IL prosperous have for
rent 2trlOn.fOot brick building, spo-
olally fitted Tor picture show; flna locl'
tlon Tor this or any other Kind NJ bust
ness, can bo changed for other bust.
ness. best business district In city, n.
II Gnrdnet. Palestine. Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28
Ml;lI,Z!l|l5J!l
Realtors. -
G09h W Main Street.
Walnut ~.
Attractive Farms

40 acres suburban 10 NJ Rsnoi 10
acres In alfalfa with every other acre
s%Gy .lqaG gTS,'G SS .n1 "a sSp::SSl'' de-
ono NJ tho best quarter sections iru<
proved along lnterufban betw0en Okhs
trgctlye soms bottom. Nboo
Wv have large number N most at-
Canadian counties which wa Offer At bar-
Hlln prices aud on easy terms OF pays
mcnt Land In advancing rapidly. Dos
10y may cost You dearly,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

Eighty Acres Near City
This An acres In IN mites south NJ okla
homa city In good country, good
roads and good land, and IA n bargain
NJ 81 00O. with terms d. #. Harness y
Aon, 2l5 Weaver BldE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-28

VVY0 IN ron sAi.E-i0 sor.a
NV ~W, Within II miles Of the
city one mills from lntsr-
urhnu. seventy acres IN oulilyationi hfiv
acres n rood bottom lHndi balance IN
pasture no HCros can he TILED Uood
hog wire, ono NJ tho hest combinations
farms IN ihs country Listing 1i10,
Rse IiaTrcll, Farm Dspt,