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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
The Magnolia Rig Well nj Yale.

The Magnolia Petroleum company'g
No 3 on the Tucker farm In tho
northeast corner Of the southwest Of
i-19-G made s56 barrels the fist
twenty-four hours.
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fPublishcd In The Tulsa Daily World, Jan
nav 3d. 90. 81 and February and e.
1918 World Publishing Com

1918 World Publishing Com
pauy. Publishsr)
NOTICE FOR lIEARING on ASSESSMENTS
FOR PAYINg ~ STREET IMPROVE.
MFNT DISTRICT NUMBER 10, CITY OF
TULSA. OKLAHOMA
In compliance with tho resolution Of The
Hoard Of Commissioners duly adopted on the
25th day Of January. 1913 notice Is hereby
riysn that the Board " Commissioners Of the
Citv OF Tulsa. Oklahoma, has examined tho
estimate and statement Of the city Engineer
a. to the amount of the cost Of the TeHaoo
pavement which should be assessed aga'nsi
tho ahutting property, the property benettei
and other property liable 70 assessment ana
tho owners thereof in SrhtEf lMFHoNh'
MTNr DISTRICT EuMEtR no which in'
cludcs the iollouyl~s described portions OF me
following streetsf1fd avenues, to'wit;
FIRST STREET from the vest Inc OF
Greenwood avenue TO tho west lne OF LAn1'
ing Avenue.
OLYMPIA AVENUE from tho north line
Of Second Street 70 the south hne o. fi''
Strcu1
LE1'MER STREET from The west line o.
Elvood Avenue 70 the 9tth Meridian, and ne
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

CHELSEA -Th, Western Develop
ment company's No. l. Hnd 3 on the
Thomas kox farm in s-2i-t0 are good
for barrels each.
The same company's No. and on
the Dodd brothers farm in the south
weft OF the southeast Of 6-&I-t9 are
Z. barrel wells as are Nos ]. and !
on the KaTnegay farm IN 7-24-1g.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

An S0-acre piece, The east half of
tho northwest OF 35-l6-D brought
f15,600 at "A public sale Saturday,
scottv Taylor being the lucky pur-
chaser.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29
LEGAL.

Al 0vuers ol aOuttnR property. ptourriy
benefited 10y said mprOy yrmrpts and other
property liable to asstFsinput are hor,h, no.
hited that OIL matters affecting such ian.
p'uvcmrnta or benefit 10 the property there.
by, and any claim or objection 10 the a..
srsAmrutH as above sct forth shall he filed
ln writing In tho office Of Frank Nevtirk.
city Auditor ~ the city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma
on or before Tuesday, tho l2th day "
February lpis, nc o O'Clock \ NJ and the
ssuo shall b. heard nv tho board of Com.
missionofu ON tho i2h dny Of February
lpiH. At o u'c'ork 4 ~ and any claim or
objections not 50 filed I'm writing before aid
tIuo shan hr deemed waived
DATED this 2iih dav of january. 1918.
FRANK NEWktRk
tity Auditor
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tuhllshed bon The ruiss Daily world. JAuu
ary 'p. 1900. H aud February ! nud g.
1918 World Publishing Com.

uuhlshed n The Tuhs Daily World. Jauu.
aiy 'p. 300. r and February J hud g.
1918 World Publishing Com.
pauy, Publisher
NurlrE FuR HfNRlNu OF AseFss
NENlS FOR PAVING IN STREET IN.
rRONEMFNF DISTRICT NUMBER l75.
CRY or TULSA OKLAHOMA
In compliance with the resolution ~ tho
Hoard oi tommlssioucrs duly adnnisd on IN,
goth DAY of January. lnl-. notice iH hereby
rlven that the BOARD ~ Commissioners ~
Jhe CITY ~ Tulsa Oklahoma has examined
tho estimate and statement uf the C4ty IN.
ginerf A. 10 the amount Of tho oost " the
Class & TenAro pavement which, should be
assessed agsinst the ahutting property, the
property benefited And other property liable
TO assessment and tho owners thereof In
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT kCM
hEk l7t, which includes the following de-.
'Hcribcd PORTIONS ot the following streets and
avenues, towtts
CHICAGO PLACE from tho west line Of
Elwood Avenue TO The west line OF owen
Addition
FRISCO AVENUE from the north line ~
Easton Street 10 tie south line OF Duluth
Place except the paved portion II the inter
section Of Chicago Place with Frisco Avenue
And said Roard Of Commissioners has by
resolution duly approved tho aforesaid state.
mrnt and estimate Of tho CITY Engineer aud
has determined TO ssscss the cost ~ the I'm.
provomanh In said District against the abut
ting property, tho property benefited aud
other property liable TO assessment and tho
owners thereof as follows. 10 wit:
Paving on Chicago Place.
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OSAGE-The Manhattan OIL com
pany's No SO on the Clara Higgins
farm in the northwest OF 27-24-1t Is
making 20 barrels
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

he AMI partners sold their lnteresta
near Peru, Kan. to the Prairie u
short time ago, arrived In the city
last night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

CUSHING C. B. Shaffer Is shut
down at 500 feet on the McCorkell
No. , IN the northwest corner OF the
southeast OF 2G-lS-5.
The Roma OIL company has rig
up on the Cole farm In the corner Of
the south line OF the north half Of the
north half of the northeast OF Hiss.
The oklahoma Natural Is still shut
down on the Ellis gas well In the
northwest corner OF 1l-lS-5.
on the Taylor farm In the center
OF the southwest Of the northwest of
5-lS-5 the Oklahoma Natural Gas
company Is shut down for gas a 81
465 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

IKONARD--IThe New York oil
company Robinson and Ice are NOV
ing into drill No. 7 in the northeast
OF 25-17-14.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

MORiIS-The Philips Petroleum
company has n rig up for It's No. 2
j. Meyers farm In s-l3-li
Wilmott and associates have n rig
up for their No. 2 w. w. Morton farm
In l0-13-li.
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INGAI.I.

INGALLS-The Fortuna oil com
ptny Is shut down n S.S59 feet on the
old Miller well In the center of the
south line OF the southwest OF the
fouthwcstcSf 2f-le.4e.
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j. Garfield Buel is in thc city.

-. i. Larsen who ls largely inter-
ssted In the Kentucky fields is in
Tulsa.
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An owners Of abuiiing property property
benefited by said improvements and other
property liable 10 assessment are hereby
notified that all matters affecting such i'm
provements3or benefit n the property there
by and any cluim or objection 20 the assess
meuts a. above set forth, shall be filed Ia
writing In the office OF Frank Ncwkfrk, CITY
on before the 18th day of February, 1913, ~
9 q clock M aud the sAme shall be
heard by the BOARD Of Commissioners 90
the i2lh day Of February, 1918, a. o'eloaE
q m and any claims or objections not 20
filed iu writing before said time snail Re
deemed waived
Dated this 25th DAY Of January. 1918. a.
FRANK NEWktRk,
- City Auditor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

BEG6S--Fair and associates No. !
Adams farm In the northwest corner
OF the southwest OF the northwest OF
s1-l5-12 Is stlll a rig.
The Thurman OH company has a
rig mp on the f. Thorpe farm In the
confer OF the west line Of the north.
east OF the northwest OF l5-lS~l2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

CUSHING G-The Fortuna OIL com
pany has abandoned the well on the
Parker No. in the southwest corner
~ the northwest OF tch northwest of
2G-1S-6 at n total depth OF 1920 feet.
The Dickwilla OH and Gas COM
pany is drilling at 1880 fGct on the
RoscTarm In the southwest corner Of
E4-lS-4
The Carbo rig on the Callot farm
In the southwest corner OF the south
cost Of 2i-ls-Ie is still standing.
The Creek County Gas company's
rig on the Freuld farm IN the south
west corner OF the northwest CT the
southwest Of the southeast ot 2h-iS-5
is sun standing and the TOOLS arc In
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

OkFUSKEE-K Kimblee's No. l. Te-
cumseh farm. 2l-l2-l0, il shut down
at coo feet.
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Showing Hotter

NIIVWIIIE TtVNT,
The southwestern Petroleum com
pany Carter No. on the Nc
Claskcy farm In the northwest cor
ner Of the southwest Of the northeast
OF 15-27-3e made 2O5 barrels sunday
which is little better than
previously Sand was found from
9,O9O to 3,1l2 feet.
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ner yot the northwest OF i-l7-7 Is drln-
ing at 32b feet.

ner ~ the northwest Of i-l7-7 Is drill
Ing at 3s5 fvet
okMt ksi.E-O. f. Dickerson has
rlS an the ground Tor has No. Fink
farm In l2-l8-tl.
Rnpp and associates 40. I. = pa.
Wis farm In 30-l3.ll Is shut down at
100 fcet
}. q. Lyons has zig mp for his No.
j hughes farm In 22-l3-l2.
The Gumbo OIL company is rigging
up for It's NJ, 3 Atkins farm IN a.
II. l.. Wigton's No. H. Bird farm
in S5-lS-l2 IL q barrel well.
The Nile Oil company has half.
million foot gas well In It's No. Al
eKander farm IN i-13-13 at 1890 to
lC2t feet.
? The Gainsmora nil company has A
rig up for It's No, d j Igowu farm In
13-l3-l3
The Oklahoma Producing and lIe
timing company has a rig up for its
No. Grace farm 1G13-1J.
/. < Skeletons No I Hodge farm
IN 29-18-13 ls drilling Mt l.SC0 feet.
lie is rigging up for his No. 2
w, fhllllpa No 6 q bowman farm
In 32-l3-13 d drilling nt t.550 feet
The oklahoma Producing and Re-
t!hinH company has a rig up for its
No. l Gather farm 3J-l2.l3.
TItNM--Ownby ana others are rig
eing up to start No on the McGn-
bra farm tn the center Of the east line
OF The northeast OF the northwest OF
l6-l3-15.
The Navajo OF company has n rig
up on the NJ walker farm In thr
northwest corner Of the northeast OF
the northwest of the northeast OF
i4-l3-i5 for No 2
The Penn Wyoming company has
rig In for No II s. Dan farS In
the southwest corner Of the northeast
OF the northwest OF 1i-1S-l5, No. 10
In the southeast corner OF the north.
west OF the northwestus a rig.
The Penn Wyoming on company
mas a rig up for Sewer No. 2 In the
center OF the south line OF the south
west OF the southeast OF ll-l3-15.
Lambert and others No. 8 King
farm In the center OF the northeast
OF the southwest OF 7-l3-15 is n rig.
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near Peru, Kan. to the Prairie u
short time ago, arrived In the city
last night
j. Garfield Buel is in thc city.
-. i. Larsen who ls largely inter-
ssted In the Kentucky fields lis in
Tulsa.
Hugh Robertson OF Houston aud
Tampico has been in the city for he
last few days on business
Rush Greeuslal lie, attorney for the
Gypsy OH company ana Gulf Pipe
Line company is back from Lima,
chic, and reports that there IN much
real suffering lmong the people In
that section OF tho country OH acsount
of the lack of Fuel
G. j. Rensou. George s IIoagland.
and associates nra~back from Niotaze
kan, whore they have been taking
over the property OF the OK. Re
inning company.
Ben Whitohtll, the wen known on.
orator is here from Columbus Mr.
Whitehill always. meets "A glad reccp-
uon among the old timers as ne Is
one OF the best Of the bunch
]. A. Twltchell OF tho old firm of
Twltchell a. Myers IL In the CITY hay
Ing Just come from Arizona whore he
Is Interested in mining. II. Mr.
Iwitchell can play the mining game
as successfully as he has the OH bus
mess he will be all right
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-29

DRIMRIGHT- -Cosden oil Il Gas
company has a rig In FOR No. 6 on the
Gilliland farm in the center OF the
east line OF the southeast OF the soutn-
east OF l1-17-7. II is building a rig
for No also in the ,enter OF the
south line of the south vest of the
southeast of :hs section.
ON the Childers farm in the south
cast corner OF the southwest OF tho
southeast OF the southeast Of 27-1f-7.
the Cosdcn OH & Gas company has
n rig up for No. 0.
The White ana Black No. on The
Roy Davis farm in the northeast cor
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Hugh Robertson OF Houston aud
Tanpico has been in the city for he
last few days on business
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Oil Stocks
Standard on subsidlaries.

Furnished by strsndberg, MeGreevy 4 Ca.
i4i East Third (IIotel TulsA) Phone 72ap
The daily banner., 1918-07-01
ENLISTMENTS in NAVY
STILL CONTINUE
Many Fine Openings Remain For
Competent Young Men.

The recent appearance of hostile
submarines off the American coast
has been a great incentive for en-
listments in the United States Navy
and the Naval Reserves. -. =. ...
Wanton destruction of unarmed
ships bearing passengers and freight
in the coastwise trade, is typical of
Hun warfare, and the young men of
the country seem anxious to put
themselves in a position 10 encoun-
ter the perpetrators of such tactics.
The Naval Reserve offers a fine
opportunity for duration-Cf-
service, and from its ranks have al
ready risen some of the heroes
whose names will be written promi-
nently in the history of the war.
Every rating in the Naval Re
serve is open to enlistmerts, includ-
ing the Yeoma2 Branch, provided
the applicants for yeomen are eX
pert stenographers and typists.
The daily banner., 1918-07-01

Splendid Meeting Held AZ Hoopei's-
vile i'm Interest of War Savings
Stah.li>- EN-t'onare>sinan Josiah
L. Kerr, l.. Phillip Skinner And
Col. &ibaml> Phillips Deliver Ad-
dresses
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HOOPER'S ISLAND GOES
OVER TOP ON STAMPS

Splendid Meeting Held ~ iloopers-
vile in Interest of War Savings
Stan.E>- EN-Con2Iessiiasn .,osiali
l.. Kerr, l.. Philip Skinner And
Col. .Aibantl> Phillips Deliver Ad-
dresses.
The N. L. Church. South, al Hoop
ersville, was the scene OF a patriotic
meeting yesterday that reflects great
credit upon the people of Hooper's Is
land district District Chairman u
man White invited Col Phillips and
his party to come down and meet the
citizens and discuss War Savings
Stamps, and he believed they would
respond to their limit and carry the
banner ever the top. Well, Mr..
White was a good guesser, and after
stirring addresses by EX-Congress-
man Kerr, Col Phillips and l.. Philip
Skinner, subscriptions began to pour
in, and on actual count seven thou
sand two hundred and twenty-five
dollars were pledged, and this, toge-
ther with what has already been re
ceived, amounts to over thirty thou
sand dollars, and gives Hooper's Is
land the honor of being second in
subscribing her quota.
1t is with great pleasure that we
publish this article, and it should be
very gratifying to our friends in
lower Dorchester to know that they
have done their duty as regards sub
scribing to an investment PROPOSE
tion that will not only help win the
war, but will help them as well.
Mr.. Carl Veach acted as secretary
of the meeting and turned in sub
scription cards for the following:
John NJ. Clayton, $1,000.
Mary L. Clayton, $1,000.
W. B. Tyler, $1,000.
Oscar W. Nelson, $1,000.
c. L. Veach, $1,000.
Nina E. Parks, $1,000.
Henry R. Travers, $500.
Chas G. Travers, 500.
Chas. G. Travers, Jr., 500.
Lillian Travers, 500.
Syble Travers, 500.
Mrs. S. B. Lewis, 500.
James F. Tyler, 500.
Esther Tyler, 500.
Martha V. Hooper, 500.
Jessie w. Booze, SIS.
Master Olyn Eeach, $50.
W. T. Hooper, $50.
Samuel Tyler, $50.
You ay not be able to fight, but
you can save and buy War Savings
Stamps
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que to lively, though fruitless. coun-
ter representations. Furthermore,
We received the northern part of
Mozambique, the Likungo forming
! the boundary.
The British Government showed
the greatest obligingness in behalf of
our interests. Grey wanted to mani
fest his good will toward US, but he
was also interested in furtEering our
colonial expansion, it being the Eng
! lish idea to divert the developing
North Sea and western Europe out
! into the open ocean and Africa. We
do not begrudge Germany her colo
NAL expansion, said a member of the
Cabinet to me. Great Britain origi-
nally proposed to include the Congo
| in the treaty as well. This would
have given us right of preemption
and an opportunity for economic
penetration. However, we declined
! this offer, ostensibly out of regard
| for Belgian susceptibilities. The sin
cerity of the British Government in
| its efforts to respect our rights was
! shown by the fact that Grey, even be-
! fore the treaty was completed or
| signed, referred to us certain Eng
| lish promoters seeking investments
| of capital in the territories assigned
to us by the new treaty and desiring
British backing in the matter. He
did this with the remark that the
enterprise contemplated belonged
within our sphere of interest,"
Prince Lichnowsky continues: AT
the same time l was carrying on in
London negotiations regarding the
so-called Bagdad treaty. The real
purpose of this treaty was to divide
Asia Minor into spheres OF interest,
although this expression was careful
ly avoided out of regard for the
rights of the Sultan. Sir Edward
Grey repeatedly declared. however,
that there existed no agreements
with France and Russia for the pur
pose of partitioning Asia-Ninor.
After enlisting the aid of Turk
ish representative, in the person of
| Haiku Pasha, all economic questions
connected with German enterprises
were adjusted essentially in accord
j ance with the wishes of the Deutsche
Bank. The NEST important conces
sion that Sir Edward Grey made to
me personally was the prolongation
CT the railroad to Basra, for this
point had been given up by US in ia
yor of the connection to AleXandret-
ia. Bagdad had hitherto constituted
the terminal point of the road. An
! international commission was to at
tend to the navigation on the Shaft
el-Arab. We also had a share in the
harbor construction at Basra. and
obtained rights in the navigation of
the Tigris which had hitherto been a
monopoly of the firm of Lynch. In
der this treaty the whole of Mesopo-
tamia as far as Basra came into our
sphere of interest in so far as this
did not encroacE upon prior British
rights, as in the case of the TigriS
navigation and the Wilcox irrigation
plant, and the whole territory of the
Bagdad & Anatolian Railroad"
Ito be Continued
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Pylant---Booze

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the Holiness Parsonage.
Muir street, Saturday night. at >
o'clock. when Rev p. F. Bean unit
ed in marriage Mr.. Walter W. Py-
liant, of Chester. Pa, and Miss LYDIA
o. Booze. of Cambridge.
The newly married couple spent
Saturday night and yesterday IN TINS
city, leaving last night for Baltimore.
where they will spend a few G%.s
visiting relatives and friends. MI
and Mrs. Pylant will reside at Ches-
ter, Pa.
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William Smith

William Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel smith, of Hurlock. died
Saturday at the Cambridge-M Maryland
Hospital, at the age of nine years.
A few days ago he stuck splln-
ter into his foot while playing with
several comrades, and this later de-
yeloped into lockjaw.
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Mrs. Julia F. Cannon

Mrs. Julia F. Cannon, wife of Capt.
James T. Cannon, died Sunday night
at half-past nine o'clock, after 4
long illness, from complication of
diseases.
Besides her husband she is surviv-
ed by six children, Messrs. Harry, III
man, Edgar and Leonard Cannon.
and Mrs. Dona Pritchett and Mrs.
Eva Murphy. She also leaves one
sister, Mrs. Della Mason; 4 brother,
Mr.. George Mason, and half-sister,
Mrs. Eva Todd
Funeral services will be held from
her late home on Henry street to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock, with
interment in the Cambridge ceme-
terry.
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ORDER NISI.

H. Hansel Tyler. assignee of mortgage
vs. Geo. W. Johnson and SalHe NJ.
johnson, his wife.
In Equity, in the Circuit Court for Dor
chester County. No. 1894 Chancery.
ORDERED, this Sth day of June,
1918, by the Circuit Court for Dorches-
ter county, sitting as Court of Equity,
that the sales of the property mention
ed in these proceedings, made and re.
ported by H. Hansel Tyler, assignee OF
unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 9th day of
July, next; provided, a copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Dorchester county, Mary
land, once in each of three successive
weeks before the End day of July, next:
The report states the amount of
sales to be $3.50.
WILLIAM H. MEDFORD, Clerk.
True Copy: Test:
WILLIAM H. MEDFORD, Clerk.
6-10.
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St. James Chapel Re-Opened

Rev. Wnl. Dunbar Gould. rector OF
Christ P. Z. Church, this city, yes
terday re-opened St. James Chapel,
at Cornersville. \ large congrega-
ton was in attendance, and showed
their appreciation of Mr.. Gould s ac-
ton.
The text of Mr. Gould's sermon
was The Re-opening of Solomon $
Temple" very appropriate one
which was treated very masterfully.
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longitude was assigned to us, so that
we reached the Congo region from
The south: and we received the val
liable islands OF San Thome and
Principe. which lie north of the
Equator and therefore really belong
TO the French sphere of interest
fact which led my French collea
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RIGA, assisted Germany in obtaining
all she wished. Thanks to the OBJ
liging attitude of the British Govern
ment," Prince Lichnowsky writes,
Il succeeded in giving the new trea
ty a form which fully conceded with
our wishes and interests. All of
Angola up to thc. twentieth degree OF
The daily banner., 1918-07-01

After all, history is just record
of mans effort to feed his stomach.
What's become of ali those fellows
who used to wear big, yellow dia-
mondS2
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Cermany's Confession

Continued From Saturday.
Similarly, when Germany sought
concessions in the Portuguese colo
nies in Africa. England. as the pro-
tector of Portuguese interests in Af
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+ Phillips Hardware Co.
! This big store has the goods and at
! right prices. See our line of
! Oil Cook Stoves and Ovens,
: Refrigerators, Ice Boxes, Water
! Coolers, Screen Doors, Window
: Screens, Screen Frame, Screen
! Wire.
: Our sales of paint have never been
! BETTER 1t shows, tho the price is high,
! our people appreciate their homes
! looking good
! Davis And l. & NJ. Paint does it.
: We have paint for the outside and
! and inside. White Enamel, Floorpaint
: & Stains Chair Enamel, Auto Paint,
! Top Dressing, Floor Wax. If it's paint
: we have it, ''yes" Don't forget our
! large hardware stock of
: Building Material, Tools etc. Garden
! Tools, Lawn Mowers, Farm Imple-
! ments, Rubber Hose, Auto Supplies,
! Tires and Tubes.
! In fact this store is just full of good things.
Don't forget Thrift and War Saving Stamps We have them
: PHILLIPS HARDWARE co.
! Phones ,49---5O---177
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Serve abroad or serve at home
Buy War Savings Stamps.