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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-27
w amt Ad Rates and
information for
ON AIN homam- N lmes

An we.k .dav nlaa.i,Ied advertising
runs In hoIh na pers M one price sun.
day oklAhoman. one issue, same rate IA
inc TWO oa"'' Word Line lncp
I'm. lima SUNDAY onIy i I.2o Dc 81 on
One i'm. DAILY Oklaho-
man ana Times ......Il-7c yc los
ipueg no,Don t''ies Sso TIN Tines peT
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ana Times per day l.6c &c g..
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10 inc inch
All s,r,R saiesnen nnd promotion
SUNDAYS nds include Saturday or
Nond,v,s rirors M 70 per word u4l
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All FOR Rents. noording and situation
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man and Times 600 lines to be used
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DRESSMAKING AND MILLINER,

DRESSMhKING. embroidery. hair work.
Maple 35O3.J.
DRESSMAKING-and alterations Mary
q. Mounger. Phorc Maple 1858. Room
2lj. over Kerr's
FINE drossmaking Call Walnut 5iS4-R.
DRESSMAKtNG and alterations. Maple
3t5-J. SlSl5 n. Hudson.
SEWING done reasonable Walnut s2lO-J
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STOCK salesman Wanted-The services
Of a few high class stock statesmen Is
desired 10 sell stock In one OF the best
located LEAD and ZINC companies In
the state; FOURTEEN mills adjoining us
on all sides from seyenty-fiye feet to less
than quarter Of mile. Select your
own territory. BEST lineup you ever
worked with: will entertain proposition
for fiscal agents. Call Mullens Bt Cor
dova Hotel or address correspondence to
Box 75s. Miami. Oklahoma.
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| care Oklahonhh'
PRESS feeder wanted 2?Ois North Rob
BARBER wanted; SIS guaranteed Jim
Despair, Waurka, Okla.
WANTED Experienced gun and bicycle
repair man; also do nickle plating,
li3 n. Broadway. Walnut 1850
WANTED Linotype operator: must be
able to set 10 galleys weekly and take
care of machine, will pay t22 per wert
for operator who can do the work. h. r.,
care Oklnhomun.
YOUNG MAN, under draft age, Of good
character and habits for clerical work
IN retail store: must be able to furnish
satisfactory references; good salary to
right party 5Js American National
Bank Bldg
WANTED-Thrce acctylcne wcldcrs, only
experienced need annly. Maple 1888.
RELIABLE DRUGGIST at once. P-7o
care Times.
WNNTED-At once, all round country
printer no boozer or Cgnret ncnd need
apply Ncws-pcmocrat Elk city, Okln.
WANTED - Wnshman SEQ per week
cleveland Laundry. Cleveland. Okla.
WANTED Graduate from high school 10
learn lumber business A. NJ. DeBolt,
. N'st Reno
SHOE aud furnishing goods salesman
wanted nt once. require references
AppIN 'nt,r Mere Co. 22l-21 w Grand
WANTED Experienced dining room boy
for two meals u day. wages s. per
week 'll West l0th
WANTED BLACKSMITH
am looking for n first class. all around
mechanic who knows the wagon and
pillow work Prefer man competent to
'1lN charge and run shop in a business
way. Top wages or percent. H. T.. Low
~. GucnmolL Okla
MN> and wife wanted on farm without
children. so per month. 2 In family
w g.. Morgan. Mustang, okla
WANTED Good inst class class middle
DgDl. sober Industrious. Hll round
hardware man that can always keep
busy. u good salesman. who can figure
hardware bills. check mp invoices, keep
posted on prices, first class In every way
Good gIlnry. iu oil town, 5000 people II
YOU can't qualify don't answer Ed
liuCkdaN n Co, kngushcr Okla
WANTED-G -GooI middleaEcd waychouse
man iu h1rdwnr" store sober. indus
trous. must he able to handle implement
repair business sell implements. keep
wurohOus" in first class condition. OIL
town 5000, don't answer unless YOU can
qualify Ed Hockadny 4 Co.. kingnsher
Okla
WANTED at once Linotype operator: un-
iu0 scale S2350, wire Splina Union
SuW, kansas
EXPERIENCED delivery man wanted,
must bc a man familiar with city. ana
able io drive s.Idlnug gear car; must
furnish reference. ldrislln Cleaning Co,
iA y Robinson.
WANTE- Electricians. good wages.
steady work. living expenses low; come
1t once. johnson Walker Electric Co.
Muskogee. okla.
lNIEHlENCED Young Indy stenograph-
Cr. Coli"g" education. desires perman-
out position Address r-60, care okla
homan
WANTED Porter Tor drug store. good
paw to one who understands the work
Phone Walnut S'}.
WANTED several Young married men
between the age Of ~ and 30 :or out
O'-ioWu pos.tons os branch managers;
must he nA'" 20 fug0'sh bond. Jewell
Ten Co., AZ ". T.uo.
GOOD barber wanted. middle-aEcd man
preferred. one chair. 50i W. Sth St
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wANTED-Eight 20 ten teams grading
outfits; will work on the Indian Terri
tory and Kansas division Of the Rock
island line. Phone or write TO Fox Com
struction Co ri Reno. Okla
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

SUITE housekeeping rooms for rent. Il
NJ bth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-27

WANTED-A first-ci storage battery
repair man. none other need apply.
Prunty Co, ~ W Main.
PREPARE yourself for war or peace
Oklahoma City Automobile School,
t2ls North Western.
WANTED at once; expert bookkeeper;
must be nbie 10 operate typewriter, TO
DO own billing Call for Mr.. Larson. 127
q Hudson, Ssturaa.-
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

MONARCH HOTEL
200 T.. End Modern. brick. nice rooms
$3.50 per week.
BROADWAY CAFE, s2o N Broadway;
meals 2bo and 3Oc. Union house,
,ARL RoOMs-Nlcely furnished rooms
FOR desirable people: SO6n n Broadway
NEW REGAL HOTEL. two blocks west
bklrvin, strictly modern flreproof
rnteH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-27
Osteopaths.
Patents
Rubber stamps and Seals.
Shoe Re1rinp.

q x STAMP & SEAL 20. lis W
Grand rhono Walnut 21S-'
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An week day classified advertising
runs IN both papers AZ one price sun
day Okla ahoman. one issue, same rate as
the two dalles
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20. 1000 women
clerks al Washington. Examnatio ions
everywhere soon Experience unneces-
sary. Won desiring government posi-
tlons write for free particulars TO J. c.
Leonard former civil service examiner.
ESQ KcnCs Bldg Washington
WOMEN for kitchen work. Kunderer's =
Dainty Lunch. ~ w Main.
WANTED Reliable white woman for
cooking and hOusework IN small family
out OF town. wages $25 per month: pleas
ant place: state age. X +. care okla a-
hOmau
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PRESS feeder wanted asoj. North Rob
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AGENTS WAN~ED.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST prices paid for mems second
hand clothing shoes, guns. etc Maple
Sg72 will call
CASH PAID for ladies' and gents sec
ond hand clothing. Walnut $500
HOUSEWIFE-B Buy more W. S. stamps by
selling your rags, bottles, metal. auto
shoes and furniture. Call Walnut asa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-27

WANTED electrician capable ot wiring
house and well experienced good wage
Phone 1876. Henryetta, Okla, Bingham
Bros Elec Co.
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statesmen WANTED.
STOCK SALESMENi !
YnII LIVE nNL'Et

STOCK SALESMENi
YOU LIVE ONES!
II you are alive and particular about
the Kind OF a proposition you sell. we
have II clean oil proposition In tho Rang
er, Texas. field that offers unusual spec
ulative possibilities. and we believe Will
soon bo paying large, real dividends.
We have some choice territory for tho
right men at fair commission. and
backed by actual cooperation.
No advance artists or grafters wanted.
and no misrepresentation permitted
Real statesmen may find an unusual
opportunity by calling Monday or Tues
day nt l0ll Colcord Bldg.
Ask for Mr.. Wheloss
WANTED - Salesman TO handle block
industrial stock. small capitalization:
must be clean representative. Call Ma
pie 1898 Monday forenoon
STOCK Statesmen Wanted: We desire
TO secure tho services OF few high
class stock statesmen to sell stock IN the
best caslngheHd gasoline company In the
state A proposition which vii stand
tho closest investigation. Stock which
viii sell strictly on its own merits WIN
entertain proposition for fiscal agents
Independent Oil
WI pOi dIlOll
Phone W 373o. 5li Majestic building
WHY WASTE YOUR TIMEF
WHY NOT GET At SOMETHING THAT
HAS REAL MERIT
something that is handled on con
sciyativo basis You do not cnrc to
wnstc your time and money, do you
Well, neither does your ncighbor.
Come 10 1916 Colcord Bldg. and ar
range with us to handle something that
viii prove to be one OF the biggest and
best WIN not tell II hy phone or by
letter. hut glad TO put our time against
yours. II YOU viii call at our office and
investigate.
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WANTED-At once. all around man for
cleaning and pressing shop, solicitor
etc. must be first class; good salary "a
right party; no boozer need apply. ] s.
Gibbs, Phone 2i0. Cleveland. Okla.
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WANTED Man As assistant to manage
large mercantile company, must under
stand bookkeeping and typowrtinE; state
age, experience, references salary oN-
pccted. Good place for good man, X. T..
care Oklahoman.
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MALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-Job Printer. News Dispatch
ShnMnpn
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman stenogra-
pher In bank. reasonable salary to start
with good opportunity to learn the busl-
ness, chance for Advancement state age,
experience. reference salary expected X.
ID. care OklahOman.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1918-10-26

heaven, you will God, you will Jesus you will
the Holy Spirit you will angels you will the
above and you will see the Kingdom of God
You cannot see these things with these eyes.
Jesus said "He who hath Me hath the Father"
did He not?
They had Jesus for that is, with these eyes,
but seeing Him ALL They had Him with
spiritual eyes, If they had then it would have been of
them that they had the Father aso because He and His
Father One.
"Whosoever abdeth in Him snneh not"
When is swearing like trooper, he is abiding in
Christ when he lies cheats defraud deceves he is
not abiding in Christ.
Little children let deceive you:-"
That is good warning!
THE B1BIE THE CHRISTIANS SAFEGUARD
YOU in danger if you will stick to the Bible
Read your Bible!
Then when along and tells you that there is
no Personal God ycc will not be deceived.
You will not be deceived when along and
tells you that Jesus not the Christ.
Read your Bible which tells you that Jesus the Christi
HE who doeh Righteousness is righteous, He
is Righteous
"TIe who commtteh sin is of THE DEVIL"
That is true!
aye serpents generation of vpe how ye escape the
darnation of help Matthew % 49,
That is what Jesus said one occasion.
mat is what the Meek and LoWy Gentle Jesus said!
Why am only gentle zephyr compared Lord Jesus
Christ
He who commtteth sin is of the DEVIL"
Another time Jesus said Eye of your father the devil
He their father their spiritual father He had be-
gotten them They looked like him. they acted like him. and they
talked like him.
He who commtteth sin" that u.s. wiuly SINS knowing
ly sins SIS of the devil"
SIM SICKNESS, DISEASE DEATH Works OF THE DEVIL
Some people say "Oh you can't live day without snningp
That lie of the DEVIL You today you do
not have tomorrow and neither do You can live
without shining
For the devil snneth from the beginning"
From what beginning?
IN God the heaven and the earth"
Genesis i.
"IN the Word and the Word was with
God, and the Word was God.",-John / H.
For the devil snneh from the beginning For this
purpose the Son of God manifested that He might DESTROY
THE DEVIL.
Now, get away from what the works of the devil
The works of the devil Sn Sickness Disease and
Death.
The Christ came to destroy them!
That is why am preaching in Chcago-to destroy the
works of the devil in the lives of men and women
whatsoever born of God doth sin for His
seed reane him and he SIM because he born of
God" Verse 9.
That wonderful chapter; in fact they wonderful
chapters May God help learn them and know thm
Now, this Niney-irst Psalm:
He who dweeh in the place the Most High shall
abide under the shadow of the Almighty"
AS often it, the thing do is launch
deep the thing to do is to close eyes the things of
and sense, and to jump into the
God Almighty will take of you'll!
You cannot get in here Indicating the the circle
on the board) long you tied the world You
cut loose and make bound the God Almighty
and when you truly into the ecret place of the Most High
you will commit no SIM
(To Be Contnued)
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(To Be Continued

AT EVEN, ERE THE SUN WAS SET
At even, ere the sun zvas set
The sick, O Lord, around Thee law:
Oh in zVhat divers pains they met!
oh, 7eTth 70hat Joy they 7vent a7vay!
Once more tbs evemtide, amd we,
Oppressed aelth various ills, dyazv near:
What If Thy form zVe cannot see!
We kmo7V and feel that Thou art. here.
q Sa7Tor Christ, our 7Voes disbeI:
For some are sick and some are sad,
And some haze mever lo7ed Thee 7veU,
And some haze lost the loUe they had.
And all, O Lord, craze perfect rest,
And to be 7ohoHy free from sin,
And they 7Vho faiu 7vouh seyve Thee best,
Are conscious most of sin qvithin.
my touch has still its ancient bozVey;
No 7Uord from Thee can fruitless fall;
Here IN this solemn evening hour,
Lord, IN Thy mercy heal us aU
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You do not see Him with the physical eye
You must be born again then there the with
spiritual eyes and spiritual and spiritual spiritual
discernment.
There is the trouble with great many they
trying find God by this human intellect by human Senses
by this physical organism.
They cannot do it, any than dog do it. dog
has the of feeling the TASTE dog has
heart and lungs and physical organism he cannot find
out God = and neither can you
This physical organism is only the foundation the sub
stratum the house. the temple the scafodng that ALL
must be born again then you will have spiritual eyes, You will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

ruffie trims the round neck and the
hidden opening is at the side.
Another charming blouse that would
make a delightful Christmas gift Is
Of white georgette with a deep band
Of cluny lace inset about the collar
less neck. Small hand tucks hold in
the fullness Of the blouse and tuca<s
also adorn the sleeves
There is no more welcome gift for
the fastidious woman than neck
wear. A collar and cuff set seen in q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28
That is what Farmer Brown and Farmer
Browns Boy said and believed.
Happy J4ck didn't believe 1t. He

That is what Farmer Brown and Farmer
Browns Boy said and believed.
Happy Jack didn't believe 1t. He
wouldn't believe it, Nevertheless he
couldn't think of anything else. 1t quite
took the heart out of him. He was so
discouraged that he wasn't happy at all.
A great deal better name for him just
then would have been Miserable Jack
instead of Happy Jack
Here it was almost winter and his
storehouse was not one-third full. He
fhad spent so much time looking for the
chestnuts. usually SO plentiful, that there
had been little time to look for other
things. Now it was SO late in the sea-
SON that it was very doubtful II ne
would be able to fill that storehouSe be-
fore the coming of the snow. In fact,
snow might fall any day now.
Happy Jack was thinking OF this ana
feeling more forlorn and discouraged and
hopeless than ever as he crawled out OF
bed one morning and poked his nose out
of his doorway. There was a chill in
the air which he didn't like. 1t felt very
much as if snow must be close at hand.
Happy Jack sighed, then crept out and
shook himself. 'It certainly is going to
snow thought he. TN have to work
as hard as ever I can today"
So Happy Jack started offfor certain
big hickory tree, where he hoped to find
some nuts. 1t was some distance, ana
when he got there Happy Jack decided
that the best thing he could do would
be to bury some of those nuts nearby.
He would remember where he had
buried them and he could dig them up
later, even after the snow had fallen.
It would take too long to try to carry
all those nuts away back home. So he
decided to take few back home.
with the biggest, latest nut he could
find in his mouth he started back home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28
SEEN m THE WASHINGTON SHOPS


The shops are now showing their
loveliest things - . sort Of persua-
sion to early shopping. For the gov
ernment has asked that this DO done
At onoa and one drops other duties to
obey the command. It 10 not q hard
ship to wander through the different
stores. for there are 90 many things
to choose from. all 30 al1uring and
altogether delightful. This IL the
season for practical giving; but some
times even the most frivolous affair
Of net and runies Will have q really
serious mission in life. Take, for in
stance, the blouse in the sketch. At
. glance ono would declare it to be
q thoroughly impractical garment.
therefore q rank extravaganoe In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28
My "Conne Again"
Sunday Supper

In the old days l would have
called it meat loaf. You knows
1couple of pounds of finely chopped
lean beef and one of chopped pork
seasoned and baked in buftered
bread pan, nodded around three or
four hard-boiled eggs, laid end to
end. But we don't call it meat loaf
any more. You see we add to the
seasoning a good two tablespoon.
fuls of AL Sauce-and that makes
all the difference in the world, turn
ing meat loaf" into what we cal
our "come again" Sunday supper.
It's delicious holland even bel.
ter cold. Jim doesn't know it, of
course, but most of my reputation
as a cook comes out of my bottle of
AL Sauce. l call it my miracle
worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

local shop il ,tfimmed With beautiful
duchess lace and >flowerB=sof tho lace
are inset In corners OF the collar and
cuffs. sss.s.... 49,. a. 80
A net collar and cur Sat, with em-
broidered dots for trimming had seal
Hoped edges finished with val lace.
A smart high collar. Of net Is trimmed
with fiIet lace, while q 1ow monk coll
lar Of white crepe de chino Is trim
med with small buttons and -tassels and
admirably suited to tho serge one-piece.
A chic little. dlet is of white en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

|casional garment featuring the NOR
NAL waist 3line.sands . few garments
90. arTangEd. that the waist may be
made eather high or low with equally
good effect merely: by: moving the
belt or Eirdle.s ! IS: ~ ~, 81 {.
The frock shown IN. the sketch be-
longs to the latter class- Tan-col-
ored-velour or Ill 6adcIpthf III suggest
ed rs the material The. dress Is un-
trimmed. The underneath skirt
should notSbe. u the wool fabric Its
entire. length, .as this Is q waste Of
material &nd also makes the dress
unnecessarily heavy. A. thin lining
silk serves admirably. for the upper
part Of the. skirt. and this. Of course,
should match exactiy,. the color Of
the gown fabric: The. large :.tucks
running the tut length of the tunic
gives the dress m unusual smartness:
:. If this dress is made Of tan acolored
material, black shoes with tan-col-
ored. suede uppers and 2 small black
hat may be worn with IT. The entire
effect will be. extremely chic. Black
furs may also be worn.
The tailored street frocks Of wool
material rs perhaps thesmost useful
single item Of any wonan's ward
robe. tt may be .freshened up by
the addition, Of collar and cuffs OF
detachable yestzif desired. :.
When SO many neutrality-suspicious.
fpocks ara ,wbfn an. occasional
glimpse of a dress such as the one
shown fn;;the. sKetfh,s all In one tone
and without trimming of any. kind.
is q: relief to the, eye: The bit Of
color CONTRAST necessary, Is supplied
A dress LOT navy could be accom-
panied BY q hat Of henna color. or If
dark llbotke green material is select
ea for tire. frock tho hat may be
either, tab. red or brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

When he got there he dropped that nut
in sheer establishment. He couldn't be-
lieve what his eyes told him he really
saw. It was a little pile Of hickory nuts
and another little pile OF yellow corn.
right at the foot Of the tree in which
Happy Jack made his home. There was
enough to fill his ;storehousee Drumming
full. Happy Jack guessed where It
came from. He knew that Farmer
Browns Boy must have put these good
les there. He had. You see 1t was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

these days Of economy. But. then,
only one s VINO mas owned s19N one OF 'hese
durable they are, how easily launder-
ed and how appropriate for any oc-
casion. This model is simply de-
signed from white net, the cleverly
set-in sleeves pieced and the cuffs
finished with plated net ruf1es. A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

. Richard Brenne. editor Of the wasch.
ter und. Anzeiger. Cleveland German
language daily. has been indicted blythe
federal grand jury for violation Of the.
espionsRe act in the alleged gArblfng. ots
a Woln News Bureau dispatch on July "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-11-28

/. Mss annie, Tobey, an operative in
the: electrical shop at the Portsmouth
IN. HI navy. yard, made 3 record for
woman riyeters recently when she drove
264 copper rivsts5 into battery boxes in
two hours.