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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-19
DON'T LET SOAP
SPOIL YOU RHAIR

\ X X X X 4 X x * X X X
When you wash your hair, be care
ful what you use. Most soaps and pre-
pared shampoos contain too much al
kali, which is very injurious, as it
dries the scalp and makes the hair
brittle.
The best thing to use is Just plain
mulsified cocoanut OIL for this is pure
and entirely greaseless 1t s very cheap
and beats the most expensive soaps or
anything else all to pieces. You can get
this at any drug store, and few
ounces will last the whole family for
months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub it in, about a teaspoonful is
all that is required. 1t makes an abund
ance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses
thoroughly, and rinses out easily. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and is
soft, fresh looking, bright fluffy. wavy
and easy to handle Besides, it loosens
and takes out every particle of dust.
dirt and dandruff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-19
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TODAY IN THE GREAT WAR.

A year ago; French artillery
; and machine guns broke up a
: strong German attack in the
: Champagne region. Both artiller-
; les were active along the Chemin
: des Danes.
; Count MARITIME, Austrian pre-
; mier, rendered the designations
. of his entire cabinet to Emperor
: Karl.
Two years ago: The kaiser
; took personal command of the
; Austro-German campaign in Ca
laeia, establishing his headquar-
. ters at Pless.
The AustrO-Germans sontinu-
ed to close in on Lamberg, The
Russians, at this time, had re-
treated more than $50 miles
across Galieia in seven weeks.
Hard fighting occurred on the
west front with the British ana
French still On the offensive and
the Germans making counter at
tacks. The French captured two
German positions on the Meuse
heights.
The Italians captured the last
foothold of the Austrians on the
The Turks inflicted heavy los
left bank of the Isonzo.
ses on the British at Avi Burnu
in the Dardanelles.
Three years ago: The British
recaptured most of the ground
won by the Germans in a cOun-
ter attack in the Somme region
the previous night, including
Longueval.
The Turks claimed the capture
of six thousand Italians at Mis-
rath, on the Mediterranean in
Tripoli. !
= X X x X X x X 4 x i. x X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-19
Iowa Town Has Heavy
Loss by Fire Today

Kcokuk, Iowa, June l9.-Two bust.
ness blocks in Warsaw, Ill., town five
miles south of Keokuk, were almost
completely destroyed by fire early to.
day. Nine buildings were burned, two
of them hotels. Guests were forced to
flee in night apparel for safety. Water
had been taken from standpipe which
supplies the town with water, while
sewer system was being reconstructed.
There was no water to fight the flames
keokuk fire apparatus and that of
Hamilton, ILL.,, rushed to Warsaw to
give aid to the department there. The
loss Will reach thousands of dollars.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-19

hind to finish his devotiOns, or the man
who prays that the fire will be put out
We have been talking about practical
Christian service for nearly a year. The
opportunity has come for us to show
that it has been of some practical use.
am sure there ism t Live Wire who
will fail to respond to the call, if il is
within his or her power to do the thing
which is asked.
This morning Mr.. Kimbal needed so
cherry piekers to commence picking his
- acres Of cherries. One picker was on
nand and no more in sight. rs per cent
Of Salem's fruit is wanted by our I'm.
Gle Sam for His Boys in training and at
the front. Our Live Wire Boys and the
boys of Leslie Churcn who are in the
service are among those boys. Will we
let the fruit go to waste when We can
help save ita was sure you would say
no, most emphatically no, and | told Mr..
klm6all so. Then | made hurry up call
for some of our officers and members
and they backed me up, so We are com.
mtted to the job-your job and my Job.
am sure you will not fail me. Here
is the plan:
All who can, will meet at the Live
Wire room at the church promptly al / |
0 clock Saturday, Ask your employer to
let you off. He will. Autos win be there
to take you to the orchards. Go in work. |
ing togs-bloOmers, overalls, etc. Those
who cannot go at one may go at 5 D. m
or P. m. Most all will want to stay
all night so as to enjoy the camp fire
and be ready for work early Sunday |
morning. Yes-we are going to WORK
Day Those who cannot
go before Sunday morning should be at
the church not later than 7 o'clock | |
have committed the class to this for
next Saturday and Sunday, and for the
TWO following Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
Remember this-People are starving for
lack of Food. The life of more than one
person may depend upon the loyalty of
your response to this work and the Live
Wires go into this for service to God S
people, and for service only.
Take bedding, but no provisions.
These will be provided Invite a friend
to join us if they are willing to work.
Otherwise invite them to stay away.
Inc Live Wires always have good
time, and this will be on exception
y Tlll be the time Of your life if you
work well, but we do not want any
lIcues.
Program.
Saturday;
p. m.--Start for work.
y p. m.--Supper.
to $3.50 p. m.-Work.
$50 p. m. Camp fire songs.
$3.50 p. m. Bed Tine.
1000 P. m.--Lights out. Talking eeas
ed.
Sunday.
a. m.-Brcakfast.
6;3O a. m.-Morning ievotions.
to 1880 a. m.-work.
1900 m.--Dinner.
| p m.--llalf hour class service.
: $50 to 2--Recreation.
q to p. m.--Work.
{ p. m,--Supper.
Phone Miss Sue Williams at 577 or
300 the hour you can go. We must
know in order to prepare conveyances
md food,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-19
How Leslie 'LiVe Wires
Purpose to Save Cherries
Salem, Or, June II.

Salem, Or, june II,
NY Dear Live Wire:
When a church catches fire the man
who grabs hose and applies water to
the fire is of more practical use as a
Christian than the man who stays be-
The American Jewish world., 1918-04-26
FOR THE WELFARE OF OUR
MEN IN UNIFORM.

The work for the welfare of the
Jewish boys in the U. S. service is
now we'll organized in the Twin
Cities. 1t has been placed in the
hands of a competent committee. No
effort will be spared to make the
work as efficient as possible. The
committee has mapped out for it.
self program of activities embrac-
ing every kind of service and atten-
ton to the boys. If any one of them
will not feel comfortable and happy
in the Twin Cities it will not be the
fault of the committee.
We are sure that the committee
will have the whole-hearted and
The American Jewish world., 1918-04-26
April 20, 1918.
f Dl TOR IAL
SOME LOGIC.

'If Zionist hearts are in Palestine,
their bodies should be there, too.
Spirit and body should not be divided.
If the right to surrender American
citizenship for that in Palestine is
legal, as Zionists claim, and perfectly
consistent, why was the attempt of
the Southern people to sever their
connection with the United States de-
nounced as treason and brought on a
Civil War?
TO withdraw from voluntarily ac-
cepted citizenship resembles seces-
SION
This is from contemporary in
the city of St. Louis, and shows the
kind of logic anti-Zionists of the ra-
bid type employ in order to frighten
American Jews away from Zionism
Verify, "hate distorts the line" as
our sages said, and distorts ones
vision and sense as we'll Zionists
wish to see Jewish state in Pales-
tine, where the Jewish people and
Jewish life and culture will be re-
vived, rejuvenated, and preserved. 1t
does not follow that Jew in Amer
ica who is interested in this move
ment and gives it his support has
his heart in Palestine. His heart for
The American Jewish world., 1918-04-26
April 70, 1918.

cheerful support of the two COM
munities in it's good work. Syna-
gogs, community centers, and clubs
will be ready with hospitality and
cordial welcome. Of course, the
number of our men in uniform sta
toned in the Twin Cities is not
large, and the work of providing for
their welfare will be comparatively
easy. All the more reason why it.
should be carried to the highest de-
gree Of perfection, and the character
Of the committee in charge leaves
no doubt as to the efficiency that
will be attained
The American Jewish world., 1918-04-26
REVIVING INTEREST IN lew
ISH KNOWLEDGE.

About year ago the rabbis of
Chicago entered upon the expert
ment of reviving interest in Jewish
thought and knowledge by combin-
ing their efforts and organizing
conference of the membership of
most of the synagogs, and holding
meetings that were addressed by
different Jewish scholars and other
leaders. The experiment proved
very successful. This year another
conference was held, of the same
character, for the same purpose, and
with the same result 1t is intend
ed to make it an annual event in the
life Of. the Chicago community. 1t
means closer union and co-opera-
ton of the rabbis and the synagogs.
Chicago's example could easily be
followed by other communities. Two
or three neighboring cities might
unite in such work. The Twin Cities
of Minnesota could do it, even tho
on a smaller scale. There are at
least four congregations that could
join their forces in such an enter
prise. Meetings could be held in
their four synagogs in turn. The
Women's Auxiliary societies could
be enlisted. 1t would revive and
stimulate interest in things Jewish,
especially the knowledge of our
past and present, and the study of
our pressing problems. The pres
ence of visiting scholar or leader
of thought in community is al
ways an intellectual tonic.
The American Jewish world., 1918-04-26
THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN
TEWRIES.

The outlook for our brothers in
European countries is indeed
gloomy one. Their condition in
Russia, Roumania, Poland and
Galicia, the former Jewish infernos,
will not, unless all signs and past
experiences deceive us, change much
for t1e better. Whether Poland and
Ukraine remain republics under Ger
man oyerlordship or not, whether
the Bolsheviki continue in power in
Russia proper, or not, and whatever
disposal is made of Roumania, the
The American Jewish world., 1918-04-26
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

the time being is right here, where
the rest of his body is; it is here,
where his family is, where his
school, his synagog, his lodge, his
business, and his friends are. One
must be a queer specimen Of the
human type if he could not give a
thought to certain matters outside of
the immediate circle around him.
A man lives in Minneapolis and sup
ports an institution in New York.
1t does not follow that his heart is in
New York, and not in Minneapolis
where it should be.
But suppose that when the Jewish
state in Palestine is established, or
is about to be established, an Amer
lean Jew decides to migrate and set
tie there, and to become a citizen of
the new state. What is wrong about
that? How was the American ma
ton formed, and how has it grown
to it's present proportions? Every
school-child knows that it is COM
posed of former citizens of all coun-
tries, of former subjects Of all gov
ernments. The Pilgrim Fathers, and
the Puritans and all the other pio-
neers are not branded in history as
wrong g-doers for leaving their native
land and helping in the upbuilding
Of the great American nation. This
freedom Of movement is considered
one Of the great gains made by the
modern world in it's striving toward
larger measure of liberty To say
that citizen of a certain country
has no right to emigrate and to &C
quire citizenship in another state, is
to declare in favor of state of serf-
dom. That was precisely the status
of the serf-he was attached to the
soil, and could not leave it, without
his lords permission. We cannot
believe that even as bigoted an anti
Zionist as our St. Louis colleague is
would prefer state of serfdom to
a Jewish republic in Palestine. Think
of the comparison between a mans
migration from one country to an
other, with its consequent change of
citizenship, and the attempted seces-
sion of the Southern states from the
Union. Doesn't that cap the climax
of absurdity?
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-12
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
ahOman4 Times


All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers at one price. sun
DAY JklAhOmhn ono issue. same rate as
tho two dhllleA
Word Line Inch
Ono time. Daily Oklnho-
man, und Times .....l l-2c 90 ! 0s
Ihfot times. Daily Okla
homan and Times per
pT"Ncth. o,lahoman
sAnd Times uef DAY i-6c 10 q"
pne MONTH OkhhOmnn
nBA 1lmes. per day, lc a. 72
lFIRhro six letters 20 the average word
Nld ak words TO tho line, twelve lines
D tho inch
Ail-for Rents, Boarding and situation
Wanted. both Oklahomun and Tlmos. lc
btr word
NClasalfled contract rates for Okla
mmAn and Times % 900 lines 10 he used
within one yehr from date " contract
y contract Tor three lines daily Tor one
Mnr u por llno zach Issue, copy
Shanged>As often ms desired
\ No Ad accepted Tor less than 26c
LOKLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
1T. r" ADS viii be run seven days
eply when renewal viii he solicited.
yCHARGE WANT ADS win not DO run
nnger than seven days without "A rs-
HWnl
gkLL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
md payable tho Same day first InH,I-
IN n Ad appcars can out.0t. town
Want ads are poNtiyely cash In nd d..
mnceD
AADVERTISERE should retain receipts
slven by Tho Okluhomnn- Times tu "a
ffDns making PAYMENTS over tho office
eyunter. nA no mistakes can bo rectlflod
Without them
bCLOSINg HOUHg-Au want ais 10
etaft In Tho Okahuman must be Boo tI.
Hnco hy q p m on tho DAY before
10 IL 10 run, except sunday All want
a. for Tho sunday Ok1hafaan must
Sbt IN tho office ly $50 u m gn'ur-
Ays An want ada 10 rtlu On Iusz
must Boz iu tho hunInes- office not later
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FlUSr.CtAEs apartment desirable l1.
cation brick references adults Wal
nut uii
Ray WrNr io ,ouf vile. Vl tslI nrr
furnished home, $3.50 down Wal
mt t'if
NEW irsm. won umgh,i modern
house for rent. downslllrs lu oak. B
car lines and pBNrWHui best residence
.ur.Ut Eamgc Walnut lU5l
ron WNNr Furnished i.fu0m cottage
tu Nnrth broadway can Walnut
2ib1
riVEUOuM brick npbi'mont. Jlosc lu
p.o 1ts'.H
tWnpV furnished Rparlmrut f0r r,ui
h block OF ,n line can Walnut
1910
FlWsr.CIASs apartment. three htrJ
rOums strictly modern private home
adults preferred good we'll water W..
cnnt AFTER llh Walnut H9a.U l'N
East 1in
l.ROON furnished apartment se'
tasi hth
PARTIES away for winter aud reN'
summer vill rent five roums ui
nIshsd ur unmtnishod with basement
ard FaruEe To permanent parties rhou,
Walnut lll'
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fore DO m
GOOD glu Tor general houscwork hm-
Ny ot two. Phone Walntu 5g0J-J for
particulars
LNpEHll.&n 10 white girl Tor general
housewOfk g0l West 10Th Walnut
$3.50
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
ROOMS pOpored " and up, viii bring
samples A,bo painting G. h. Roach.
Walnut abi2
ROOMS papcrcd q and up. Win bring
hmplsH, painting reasonable Maple
ll2i ", u Roach
PAINTER and paper hanger call Maple
l1li-N WIN bring samples CheAp
rrne' WORK garunteed Green'se.
rooms papcrcd g. and up. will bring
samples house painting our special.
T.. Roach Bros, telephone Maple .olr
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING
.-a-a7srsr--s-se~s-a-Hss~S- -,
FOR carpenter or repair work or first,
CASE roof work. cal haple 1891 j..
" Brown
lf you have q hoIfe 10 repair. sastsr.
patch, or EaraGs TO build, call Davis.
. W1.nut l,7g.l
BrlLDlNg contracting. carpenter re-.
pair work. small Jobs given prompt
attention. Prices reasonable Phone
/ Maple iJi9-J.
PLASTER and repair work eau wal
/ npt 1f1
/ WANTlD-Carpoutcr work Of all kinds.
] repairing or new buildings, garages.
/ |o. clark Maple 225i
AM SOw prepared to 40 an Elnds of
boiler work and hCetyleue Welding
ana cutting shop 1z5 East California
/ walnut 5000 Residence Maple 3Ol8-J
. lrr1 Nay '2o N1rlh Harkwslder
/ rhLLJ b. JONES for MI kinds NJ car.
pointer w... roof work n apUCitltg.
. al. kinds Maple 2Zli-H
] a.-s4---a-.e-ss-
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
1a---s~.a--@'s-rr0~-,~~ -,~~-~~~So~--~~s-~~-----
. EXPERIENCED, efficient general Of
tr0 man ana bOokkeeper ~ present
| employed. would make change. capable
| n taking charge NJ office II desired:
hge ~ Address La, OklRhomar.
! PANTS factory manager open for con
nociioni thoroughly experienced. cap
1 ahle of buying piece goods, m,uu'ac-
/ turing ana marketing products "A J.
dfess LOCK Boy l02, Allen, Kas
/ POSITION N manager " retail hard b.
Nntr store. correspond for further
| Information A y, care Okihhnmln
/ MlNiN0 ENGlNEER oi four years' 81
poriDnrs wants position IN addition
. '1 technical education has business 90
.ftr.'n'u. n yHu need responsible
man tO take charge. write A. present
10 an amy officer viii be discharged
by January J. A. T., caro- Oklahuman.
] MNNTIb-H bookkeeping 0r clerical 90.
HfInn hy married WFr. 10 years e..
Itf.rr|.. best uf reference PA Oh
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SRlesmen Wanted

Wanted live fiscal agent 10 handle
lasue uf so 0oo additional stock ~ es-
tHhllshed oil company, havlns = permit
from tho Capital Issues Committee.
Washington, n 4. CAN IN person N
possible, NJ write elO on Exchange
hlds Oklahoma city Okla
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OkIsElonnam
and ITiiznlss
Carrier Routes

We u0H have several Good paying
routes open fIr young mon who arr
making their why through school or
men who arr able 20 devote their entire
Tina Co newspaper WORK
Apply Z. w. Tune
Mgr subscription Dept, Oklahoman.
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OFFICES AND SToRERooMS
FOR RENT

nHr. Furnished In baltimore BldE
corner onul Ave aud Harvey
sruRE ROOM tot rent on utand ana
Dewey southwest corner " court
mouse can walnut sP'b.U
NnrENN office suite or slngle office
Walnut NiN
Wi uANu tuHua aIuHIe iur rrstau
rant Call Maple &c.
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Saieemen Wanted

wanted Three live stock salcsmcn 10
handle ISSUE N 10000 additional stock
N established oll company. having a
permit from Capital lssueu Committee.
Washington. n r CAN In person N
possible or write 6i0 on Exchange
hldg Oklahoma city okla.
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LOST AND POUND

LOsT-lilack pockstbook, 10 and 1zk
and door key. on Grand Ave. Ftinder
return 10 ilS w Reno. Room 10, ~
receive reward
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST PRICES paid 'or mems roc.
unl hama clothing, shoes, guns, etc.
Anr.o lll4i VIII COLL
HAyE those gas hcators connected lo.
day Greahnn % O. on; Walnut tlsI.
TIE Al buyc- Of second hand cloth
Ing shoes, hats. etc Maple i2'o
WANTED--use Of piano for storage
llJ South Ice
SECONDHAND ,Iu'hnR ladies or
mems am Ru Amer m and pay
The hesi prices 90 c.tH Walnut -tl !
Will call
SECOND HAND rlo't.ug- ladies' and
g@nilemou--h'shest prDos Gail Mr
Marsh. Walnut %. WIN call
DIAMONDS WASTEp-Ary sIte. Ola
inond AdW'rer wishes to luWst a lew
thousand dollars 100 diamonds viii pby
high price. will transact business with
private parties ouIy. jewelers. need not
apply N-l5. oahh0man
WANTED TO Mahogany plano,
good make cheap Maple a3il-J
CASH PAID for ladies' and gents sec
or1 hand clothing Walnut $500
MIDDLE AGED lady Kuing 10 New
Mexico % spend iho winter f1r
health. would lIf' company ~ c0uvrn.
lH lady going '0r same purpose Phone
WANTED Movng picture machine.
must br cheap and worth tho money
Tourist bHr1Ee l''ngrr ua.a
NANTFb.ID adopt n young pahy. boy
or E'r con walnut H'is
sHpE tEtNUWNG l0b Wet PARK
WANTED TO BrY-.lrmslr Augora
cat walnut hlsi
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
A Nal. ono year 81 %
~ Mall one }r1r With TIM sun
1JAN OktAllDNAN ....... g. 90
~ agent carrier uI utNFH...
enu copy ur i1 cents b week
In Okahoms CIV.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES tFsn.ugi
And DAILY OltlAUDNAN NmnmirEl
- parers d week delivered by carrier
IN ukIlhomH city and ynnt.. uy,
week. 20 cents
lAll unsolicited manuscripts. iritars
phd pictures srui tu ihp I.H." HU. sent
a the risk NJ tNu uwruT IHH N.IHN ma
Rblshirr cuwr1uv ErU aIr r.Iut.
d. any rospuus.nH1y fnf tHtf r7'n
Hstody or return
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

LADY 20 oare Tor 2.yoRr.old child aud
two rooms Can at $40 Harvey be.
fore Do n m
GOOD Clu Tor general houscwork fam-
NY Uf two Phone Walntu Jg0J-J f0r
particulars.
ENpERIi&nED white girl Tor general
housewOfh Jol West 10Th Walnut
$3.50
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Territory Npen

Tho Mid Continent LIE Insurance
Co has some choice terrltor, stlll open
In oklahoma and Arkansas n YOU are
sincere In your deslfe to succeed and
willing 10 my the prize hard work
u viii pag YOU to write us today for
contract Edwin stafkey. Vice presl
dent, n W. Maln 81, Oklahoma city
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ROOMS papcrcd q ana UP. win bring
Nmplss painting reasonable Maple
ll2i w. u Roach
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
Iiave Yon Tire Troubles 2

CALL "nAlLY," MAPLE lsi.
UE KNOWS rIREs u1
sud tells You exactly Nhai ~ dn slth
them We an ON Kinds " fstrtading
and yu'cnnlrInr Makt specially of
yu'rar'finr tubes right nos dive
us TRIAL
We alan ratry Com llns NJ hlah.grsis
new tires and tubes
BAlLY'S
IRE and vuIcanlGns Co, iO' W NalA
ruR SALE second hand and rslfeiI
81 raHugs, all snes II yout tires are
Nofn out brins them 10 us ard We ell /.
make them lika ntNi fetfeads EiaTans
teed 1000 miles
Rogers enylade Vul- ~
csulE' ~ Co. 81.
ios W. Main PhOhs hsp.s li(
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SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES

uIENl PLANTS for sale, varlstlss,
lH'hhsrrsa Early Harvest Fairly
l."'usUn. Iawhsrues. Estly Austen,
rH.H 81 2l per mo- p Al. sklryln. tips
.. liuI.u,NIr okla. 50
sNrn lWau POtATOES
I.' Wy YI.rs 900 thr northern Hrogn
WuHs IHr.y Oh.os md the Early
Rose. h"E now whilc thcy are ohsah
uHN amount from hushsi ~ cArIoil
.'U Hny time after the first " JaAu.
rN "a lagAIev Dustin. Okla
tNlN haIos uor nere. the record N Van.
divers heavy fuiler cotton. forty bhil.
rHNr yHIHl 90 percent lint. ~ inch
Up'r un nol vrevis ffes from all
dIFtasa. ftslsls dfouihs and winds. the
cotton tLHi beats the boil Wueyl, M
seed gInUsl nrd Dullod ON our private
machinery write Tor facts aud proof~
from Fuuf own state special price IN
seed '1r rnty delivery Nandlyer Sod
,o hyrnIu. Ga
INH SALE N,Npno frdmuh CoifoH
tnri fnr planting IN cpr lnls M srali
quantities Nlre ur write l. T. uHn.
man, Terrell. Texas
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Piano timing
KoDAKS. TIlMsA AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed ami printed
We d1 sup'u'r WORK Write f1r price
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