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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-30
Ngl9lElI1NlgEI 8 S5l9|
s0-Acre Bargain

NEAR CITY.
10 acres ~ miles north OF boulevard,
20 acres creek bottom. some alfalfa, bal
ance good eralrie. IS acres OF wheat
goes With farm no buildings, but splen-
did value at $4,000. lockwood lnyesiment
Co, sO2.s on Exehanxa -
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oUT-oFATowN REAL ESTATE.

IN Robinson
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Close i'm Bungalow.

slS-room, all In splendid condition,
FOOD garage lots; paving paid outi
locnted IN snlendld rel@Nbdfhood, nhrth.
vest $500 buys, 1900 cash, balance
Easy ,eas Lockwood investment o., ,wolnut
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STOCKS

$50 Gladstone OIL n Ref......,....,t t,d
zoo Gladstone OIL OilG....,..,..,....,.. lS5
100 American Oh n Ret..........., 10
20 Midwest Royalties. per share. 20
1000 Assurance OIL a Ref.,,........ %
$500 Lucky Lcase Oil..,.,......... 10
100 Bonont Petroleum ........,,.., %
Want any pnrt Of 1000 Gladstone on
4 Ref, and will pay 90 per sh' 70,
MID West Tire 4 Accessory ,r..?2 0
300 Black Panther OIL, any part. = 70
zoo Enyhrt Royalty .,..,,,...,..,., 100
20D Usage Mutual on & Ref. 30
Wrnt any part 900 Okiahoma on \
Ref, and will pny 90 cents per
share Must have this soon.
+ 900 Lucky Tiger Qll........,.,,.. .w
800 United on a RCtun,...........B BID
900 Ssmmlre on ..............I. 10
Il white & Black OIL, par yalGe
Some safety First Alarm. have just
few shares Of this left that can
sell, per share ....,......,........ NV
Want any part 900 sammies OIL Cor.
and viii pay i3 cents.
900 National Union OF Blackwell. . -
Want PierEen Telegraph Tranmittsr
stock. will pay $50 per share.
Ben A. Longfellow
Nk-R-in fnsuTAnce RldH hNpls 10
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-ti,O 900 stock In
Amlcablo Life Insurance Co, NJ Waco.
Texas. r. c. Howard 9O9h W. Main
n NklRhnmh CItN. OkIn-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-10-30
CATTLE AND STOCK
POULTRY AND PETS.

NEW ZEALAND rabbits, cheap. 3gl East
5th. Maple 1876
FQd SALE .sIN ruN poodle nun Clu
.ltoom 9. 2t, s In"dvot.
tTHOROUGHBREn mule English bull.
dog, . months old Maple 1901
TEnlGREED hirdolr puppies. g0 l.. Grl
: ph0r" Wrlnut lNO
RANI ITO buy good greyhound dog
y WIZ" o. q Cull.r- Adr. Okl0
BEAU1lFUL thoroughbred orange Per.
sian cot for sale Maple 1850
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AUTO LAUNDRY

gOl y BROADWAY.
Cars washed and polished thoroughly
oiled and creased All cars called for
and delivered Motor Cars Sales. Wal
nut 5i2u.
REAL bargain In 1911 Ford tolring with
extras, excellent condition Walnut
iilG
J-pAsSENGER Model n HupmobIle.
firEt-y.uss condition VIII trade for
equity W o or G-room modern house.
Phone Maple iO3l-l
fOE SALE - one Hudson super. Six
coupe, excellent care first class shape,
newly ylrni he'd. same as new; bargain
liwood Refining Company. oil Grain
Exchange Eldg
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ClTY LOANS

Promptly mndo on residence and busl-
NJ properties: also 10 build Or improve
on nonthly payments or straight loans.
UPSHER a UPSHER
az N7ltmoro Bldg Phone Walnut i0Gl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

FOR SALE-Stock ~ groceries, invoice
about 81 500. good location, doing good
business Eugene Miller, 625 Insurance
bldg, Oklahoma City, Okla. Phone
Mrlnut 1872
FlRST-CLASS bakery and confectionery
for sale or will lease TO good reliable
man for duration OF the war: owner In
class Al. X. O., care Oklahoman.
FOR SALE-Blacksmit shop and car
rl'ge works. motor driven. with good
tools and plenty material In stock Have
good trade work , men. and can't do
the work. All work done spot cash II
you want something good get my price
Want TO quit business r. II Gregory,
Ada, Okla. Phone 252 and tSt
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AN opportunity TO buy Hudson seal stole
and muff reasonably good as new
Miss Hollaway. Maple 1889 or Walnut
i2}l
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES.
THRIFTY PEOPLE
SHOULD BUY
USED CARS NOW

FOR THEY WILL NEVER BE AS
CHEAP AGAIN.
Dodge touring, snap for ,.... $3.50. 90
lyl7 Brscoe touring. bargain -. 1926 90
lsl7 Buick -Four touring. Al con-
dltlon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .ti7b, 90
1916 Ford touring runs as good as
new Observation-Disclosures. ,......s...A .A3Ib.OO
Ford Coupclct, electric self starter S625. 90
1917 Ford touring. completely over
hauled a rent bargain Rt ...,..SiOO 40
We Will demonstrate any OF the above
cars 10 your entire satisfaction
Okla. Auto Exchange
MAIL ORDER AUTO SUPPLY HOUSE
10l No Broadway. Maple Asa
STEARNs KNIGHT
See my passenger Four. as good as
new, and ket my price. II you want to
save bunch Of cash: also will sell g.
passenger Moon at best offer. f. F.
Kerby phones Maple 9i2 and Sll.
fOR SALE Two Ford nBht delivery
trucks, oro Ford delivery truck. chain
drive Euleno Miller. 62j Insurance
BLDG Od1n, u1 city Walnut 1872
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Arkansas.
New Mexico.

FARM TO TRApE-io acres Alfalfa land
near Artesia. " NJ, for equity IN farm
ranch or city property. irrigated by attt
mate for Health Geo. L. Rose HoI 6s1
Oklahoma City.
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Money 70 Loan

PRIVATE money to loan on Oklahoma
Bnd Kansas farms. or brick business
bios; from one 10 five yeds. l. NJ
HnL- nov MlchlIh knn
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Five percent discount for cash I'm full
with order; W sent G.. O u. ono-half the
amount must accompany order; state
whether YOU want plrin tread or non.
'kl. straight slide OF O. n. ulincher.
SUPERIOR SUPPLY HOUSE,
Dept y.
1905 TNost Ave. Rensra CITY Mo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
NORMAN SCH0OLBOYS
SENT TO REFORMATORY
CONVICTED ON CHARGES OF
FIRING BUILDINGS AT
UNIVERSITY.

Norman, Okla, May 1.-two
junior high school boys were yes
terday sentenced to spend seven
years in the state reform school for
boys at Pauls Valley for starting
the fire which last Thursday night
destroyed two frame buildings on
the University of Oklahoma campus
with los sof $4,000.
The boys pleaded guilty to a
charge of second degree arson when
arraigned before Juvenile Judge
George Burke.
The boys are IA years old and
must stay in the reform school until
they become of age. They admitted
firing the junior high school build
ing because they resented going to
school after the Norman city
schools had closed for the year. The
junior high school includes seventy
five pupils picked from the seventh
eighth and ninth grades of the Nor
man city schools.
The university printshop and
school of journalism building also
was destroyed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
Indian Heuship Bill
May Soon Pass House

Washington, May l4.-Congress-
man Charles d. Carter of Oklaho-
ma hopes to get passed his heirship
bill before adjournment. He has
1t now on an unanimous consent cal
endar, which gives it a very good
parliamentary status. The bill, which
is of great importance to Oklahoma,
is as follows:
Be it enacted by the senate and
house of representative OF the Uni
ted States OF America in congress
assembled, that a determination OF
the question of fact as to who are
the heirs Of any deceased citizen al
,lottee OF the Five Civilized Tribes
OF Indians who may die or may
have heretofore died, leaving re
stricted heirs, by the probate court
of the state OF Oklahoma having ju
risdiction to settle the estate OF said
deceased. conducted in the manner
provided by the laws OF said state
for the determination of hcirship III
closing up estates of deceased per
sons, shall be conclusive of said
question, and when such proceed
ings have heretofore been conduct
ed in compliance with the laws OF
said state then in force, the judg-
ment and final judgment and final
order therein entered shall have like
effect as of the date OF its entry
Provided, that where the time limit
rd by the laws of said state for the
institution OF administration pro-
ceedings has elapsed without their
institution, as well as in cases where
there exists no lawful ground for
the institution OF administration
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
Americans In Italy
Create Stirring Scene

extensive woman'S furnishing cS-
tabliShmcnt. The saleswomen were
drawn from the best known families
Of Padua. with Countess Papapava
and other titled women adjusting
pinaforcs on peasant children and
meeting the demands of the anxious
buyers.
In the two hours OF the opening
sale these peasant women had pur-
chased 5000 lire worth of garments.
large sum for people of scant
means. The goods were worth two
or three times that amount and rep
resented several thousand lire paid
in wages by the Red Cross to the
of girl workers. Every
workers and every buyer must show
a card establishing relationship with
4 soldier, and thus the work is kept
As one Of military utility.
Later in the day the results OF the
sale were apparent on the main
streets as the peasant women with
their children went by proudly
wearing their Red Cross garments,
which. in 4 way. have transformed
the appearance OF many OF these
people, giving them an air OF clean
.ineSs and comfort.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14

There is more eatarr1l IN this sec
ton of the country than all other
diseases put together, and for years
it was supposed to be incurablc
Doctors prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure by
local treatment, pronounced it in
durable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional
conditions, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a
constitutional remedy, is taken in
ternally and acts through the blood
on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that
Halls Catarrh Cure fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Padua, Italy, April 20.-(Corre-
spondence OF The Associated Press).
There was a stirring scene in the
central square OF the city on re
cent Sunday when the American
Red Cross began its sale OF gar
ments made by the wives and daugh-
ter, OF Italian soldiers at the front.
The great square OF United Italy
was crowded with peasant women
miles around eager to obtain some
OF the garments for, besides giving
employment to the women, the Red
Cross sell, the product at a small
nominal price to the families of sol
dicrs. \ file OF Carbiuicri was re
quired to keep back the throng, and
the rush for the sales counters was
50 great that Captain Thwaits, the
American official in charge. was
obliged to adopt the plan OF issuing
numbers to the buyers.
The Work-room, where several
hundred women are employed dur
ing the week was cleared for the
sale and long counters were piled
hugh with dresses. blou>cs. chill
drcn'S suits and undcrgarmentS, and
all the miscellaneous articles OF an
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parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Nc
Knight, returned home Sunday
!. w Colby and son, sam, were
| Denison visitors Sunday.
Mrs. p. +. Robinson and daugh-
tiers. Bonnie and Farie, went to
Simpson yesterday to spend the
weekend with relatives.
Miss Dollie Ritchie visited Sun
day with her sister. Miss Lee Richie
at Kingston.
\ marriage license was issued Sat
urday to !. NJ. Hockersmith, q, and
Miss Minnie Orunt 10, both Of
Powell
DR.. ]. /. Castor and Or. !. D..
Hart lett yesterday afternoon on a
short business trip to llenryetta.
George Whiting left yesterday on
business trip to Denison and Bells.
Texas.
Mr.. f. +. Ayrcs and children
went TO Woodyille Yesterday after
noon. where they will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. IT, llamlin and
son. Robert. of Sherman, spent the
weekend in Madill, the guests OF
Mrs. Hamlin's sister, Mrs. ]. 3. Ry-
burn.
sam Dishmon went to Dallas Sun
day TO enlist in the navy.
Hinton Bell. Madill high school
pupil. left yesterday for Whitswright
Texas. TO visit his aunt Mrs. J. VI.
Everheart.
Mrs. lohn J.. Derrick went toI
McNester Yesterday to attend a
meeting Of the state directors OF
the Red Cross. who have called IN
all county chairman and Others in
torcstCd in the work for consulta-
tiou and the formulating OF plans
for campaign TO be conducted May
2J 20 p.
y. p. Boyd and II. Garland and
IT. p. Wigs went TO McAlester
yesterday TO attend a conference Of
war savings and thrift stamp chair
men.
Mrs. Claude Maxey and children
went to Ardmore yesterday 10 visit
relatives.
Mrs. Ennis Creekmore. who has
been visiting relatives in Madill the
past two weeks. went to Wapan-
ucka yesterday morning. where she
will visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. T. Attaway.
Mrs. Frank Whitaker went to
Rayia yesterday morning where she
will visit Mrs. George Dunham and
family.
Mrs. Frank Kirby returned YES
terday morning from Woodville,
where she had been visiting with /
her mother. Mrs. Loitie Durham.
X. i. Buck, realty dealer of Wood |
vile was a business visitor in Ma
dill yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Stanley went
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proceedings in said courts, a petit
tion may be filed therein having for
its object a determination OF such
heirship and the case shall proceed
in all respects as if administration
proceedings upon other proper
grounds had been regularly begun:
Provided further, that said petition
shall be verified, and in all cases
arising hereunder service by publ
cation may be had on all unknown
heirs, the service to be in accord
ance with the method of serving
nonresident defendants in civil suits
in the district courts OF said state;
and ii ANY person so served by pub
lication does not appear and move
to be heard within six months from
The date Of the final order, he shall
be concluded equally with parties
personally served or voluntarily ap-
pearing.
Section 2. That nothing contained
in section nine of the Act of May
q, 1908 (thirty-6fth statutes, page
3l2), entitled "An act for the re-
moval of restrictions from part OF
the lands of allottees of the Five
Civilized Tribes and for other pur-
poses" shall be construed to de
prive district courts in the state OF
Oklahoma from entertaining juris-
diction in partition suits involving
lands of deceased allottecs Of the
Five Civilized Tribes where any or
all of the heirs are OF the full In
dian blood, but said district courts
shall have the same jurisdiction in
said suits as in other cases.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
SOUTH DAKOTA MAY
ENTER VAST BUSINESS
Proposed Amendment Is Farreach-
ing in Economic Program.

Proposed Amendment Is Farreach-
ing in Economic Program.
Sioux Falls, s. D.. May IA
number of important proposed
amendments to the state consfitu-
ton, including one for woman suf-
frage. will be submitted to the vot-
ers of South Dakota in the gen
eral elections next November. The
woman suffrage amendment. which
has failed of passage at the polls
several times heretofore, will be be
fore the voters in a new dress.
At the March special session of
the legislature, which was called to
enact emergency. war" legislation.
the suffrage amendment as passed
by the 1917 Legislature, was amend
ed to prohibit the voting of aliens
in the state. Heretofore aliens who
had obtained only their first nat
uralization papers were given the
ballot.
Two Propositions.
As the amendment will be sub
mitted to the voters it now embodies
the project of woman suffrage and
also the alien voting clause. Wo-
man suffrage supporters confident
ly predict victory for the amend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES AT
ITS MERCY, BLACKLIST
ED AND MULCTED, is
OFFICIAL CHARGE.

Washington, May l4.-Complaint
alleging that the Vaudeville Man
ayers Protective Association is a
combination in restraint of COM
merce, and that it collects excessive
fees, dominates the vaudeville in
dustry and blacklists vaudeville
performers who are not in good
standing with the association. was
issued today by the Federal Trade
Commission.
The complaint is against the
Vaudeville Managers Protective
Association, National Vaudeville
Artists, Inc, United Booking OF
fices, Vaudeville Collection Agency,
A. Paul Keith, f. +. Albee. Sam A.
Scribner, Marcus Loew, Martin
Beck, B. S. Moss and Sim Silver
man.
Kills Actors Guild.
The federal commission asserts
that because of the large number
of theatres controlled by the aSso-
citation it is impossible for variety
performers to make living outside
of these houses, and that through
the creation of the monopoly the
association has opposed and prac
tically stamped out a former asSo-
citation known as the White Rats
Actors and Associated Actresses of
America.
Regarding the collection of fees
which is limited by the law of New
York to per cent of the salary
paid, the complaint says that the re-
spondents have scheme by which
performers are required to pay an
additional per cent. or more, to a
personal representative. These
personal representatives have been
given franchises by the United
Booking Offices which enable them
to collect fees in excess of the
amount allowed by law
How 1t Pulls Money.
Another allegation is that the
vaudeville publication, Variety" is
used as medium for getting the
associations propaganda before the
performers and that in return for
this service by Variety the asso-
citation requires that vaudeville per-
formers "patronize the advertising
columns of that publication to such
an extent that in special issues and
holiday numbers it contains about
200 pages of advertising by actors
and their personal representatives
which is paid for at the rate of SIPS
a page"
1t is charged also that the asso-
citation makes and publishes black
lists OF performers and theaters, and
requires its members to employ only
performers who are in good stand
ing as members of the National
Artists, Inc, and, organ
ization the association created to
lake the place of the White Rats
Actors union.
The complaint states that the
dominant interest in the Vaude-
vile Managers Protective Associa-
ion is the string of theaters known |
rs Keith circuit of which Keith |
and Albee own the controlling in
crest"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
MIAlDIlLL
W j. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service.


Madill Okla Nav II. - Mis-,
Georgia Lacy left SUNDAY Afternoon
for Dallas. where She will ,isit will
friends and relatives.
/. +. Creekmore. city commission
er made 4 short bu,ine,, visit to
Deni,on Yesterday
Mrs ~ McDuffee visited with
relative, at Woodyille SUNDAY.
Mr., ". f. Christian and Mis-,
Maudr lIcnr, visited with friend,
AT Woodyille from Friday evening
until Sunday morning
Mis-, /ula N hite>cl went 10 King
sion Sunda, afternoon 10 visit for
q short time with her brother. Fred
White,el
Hall Spikes of A,lc,vorth lett
Yesterday yoluntcerinp for service
in tbe navy
Ni.. Martha THOMPSON Of kio-
Ma who had beer i'm \ladHl for a
for,n;gLt The qr,.t nj Mr. and AIR,
I ksl,n.r 7n5 NJ and Mr. d
+ Middleton returned home sun
d.v
Nr. p d Whniuu and Mis-,
Pp,b Hero, ,y.re ArJmora visit
or. cn,J,,.
Ni.. AfnlI;. and Ethel Di-rmop
were Ardmore visitors sunday
"A linn, ,,.,. allied I'm Ti,bo-
minoo ON a Iy.iness mission sun
d,y
a. " Cb,,ev went to Over
broot Yesterday 10 figure ON a con-
tr,ct Tor The erection of n school
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
Kingston Items.

kingston IS preparing for the
Red Cross drive. The commercial
Club will auction or give away By
lot, Saturday, 4 fine Holstein calf,
donated to the club by ]. Hamp
Willis, and expects to realize a
large sum on the animal. 1t is pure
bred and registered. In addition,
Mr.. Willis has donated another fine
cali to the Red Cross auxiliary OF
Kingston. which will be auctioned
off or given away by chance MAY
"A. Kingston is enthusiastic and
doing more than her share in all
war activities.
Ernest Chestnut. cashier OF the
First State Bank, has been selected
for secretary OF the Commercial
Club. to fill the vacancy caused BY
the resignation OF Syd ]. Wheeler.
who will devote his time more fully
to his candidacy for state repre-
sentative.
During Red Cross week the King
Ston baseball nine will cross bats
with the Madill nine. at either Ma
dill or Kingston. The proceeds of
the game will go to the Red Cross
fund.
George Blethen. manager of the
Kingston Light & Ice plant, and
proprietor OF the Wigwam theater.
has donated all receipts of Wednes-
day. May p. to the Red Cross.
The Commercial Club has secur-
ed a 60-foot flag pole and will have
II set on South Main street. from
which will float Kingston's third
Liberty loan honor flag.
]. {. Hopkins, editor OF The
Messenger. made a business trip to
Madill yesterday.
Sid Willis was a business visitor
in Madill yesterday.
]. w. Little made a business trip
to Madill yesterday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
Vaudeville Managers Asso.
bDenounced BY the Federal
Trade Commission as Trust

ment as every vote cast to prohibit
aliens from voting will be recorded
for woman suffrage. Some anti
suffragists have asserted that the
amendment will be found to be un-
constitutional as it embodies two
separate issues.
A program of state ownership of
public utilities and state rural cred
its, including constitutional
amendment authorizing the state to
engage in works of internal govern
ment and to extend credits to asso-
Citations or corporations organized
for such purposes, also will be sub
mitted.
Other amendments to be voted
on provide for:
State ownership and operation OF
plants for the development of pow
er upon open streams and coal
mines on Ian downed by the state.
State Insurance.
State insurance against loss or
damage to crops by hail.
Dldlc ONllSl SHlP anu OPSldlIo VI
grain elevators and warehouses,
Touring mills and packing houses.
State ownership and operation OF
cement plants.
Authority for the state to engage
in coal mining and the distribution
and sale of coal.
Increasing the salaries of state
officers to give the governor $4,000;
judges of the supreme court, $4,500
the attorney general and judges OF
the circuit court $1,000 each.
A rural credits amendment
would permit the state and coun
ties to loan money and extend cred
it to the people of the state upon
real estate security.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointments should nor
be applied if good clear skin is wanted. an
From any druggist for 35c. or Si'oo Ior
extra large size. get bottle OF zemo.
When applied IS directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching, and
heals skin troubles, also sores, burns,
wounds and chafing. 1t penetrates, cleanses
and soothes Zemo is a clean, dependable
and inexpei .sive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you
have ever usedi as effective and satisfying.
The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14

I carry a well selected stock OF
leather suit cases, hand bags and
trunks. | invite you to examine
and price it. You will find goods
marked much lower than prevailing
present prices elsewhere. | will
appreciate your patronage. ]. M.
Miller, second door east of West
heimer & Daube. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-14

Unpaid telephone bills for the
month of May are now past due.
If not paid by 8 p. m. of the 18th,
service will be discontinued.
SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE co.