davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

fJR sALE-Ths best paying confectlon.
I ery and fountain business In city owner
se(lfIng from business Address J-sS'
care Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES our
OF CITY.

.,,.>>s.-',.,,,l.-- -,,ey,>ss~~~~~s
ADVERTISE % words In 100 monthlles
months s. Cone Agency St LOUIS
| DkIG EfORE Tor Ralo - Rest PROPOSE
tlon on west side Of state, population
of town. 1000: hest location IN town,
three doctors. average yearly business,
t1b. 900. reason for selling Two hcllNe
partners subject 10 dnft y. W. care
DklNhomau
STOCK ron SALE-owing 70 the dIan
must cell 81. 900 Of general merchandise
well worth 81 30 on the dollar now NJ
sacrifice Tor cash or bnnhable papers
OoOd chance for one looking fpf IN 's-
tnliiHhed business IN the hest uhnlnb
point In oklahoma, Act quick Ram
1Ocls. KioWH, Okla.
DRuG STORE wANTEb-Pnrt unde,
part cash What have your BOX q
Perry. Okla -
Gii sfNtSS, long established netting thlf-
~ thousand dollars annual profits
viii Seii ban Interest for $3.50. 900 TO live
wire executive. capable handling large
Office force and Office details. must be
man Of wide experience hard worker,
with fertile ideas and brains; this bull.
ness requires real mana hchvyweiRhi
Who is capable N being an equal part
ner I'm n business whore the net proih
arc from go. .O00 TO 10000 per year ana
vhefe tho daily cash sales alone are
fnr In excess Of 500 200 every year. only
men with the above financial and mental
ability viii be considered references ca
changed Address =. X. Oklahomnh
ron SALE on TRADE fof farm. garage
nnd electric light plant combined, In
good oil town: viii net 1000 this year,
3 y. care Oklahomnn.
WILL. SELL $50 900 first class dry goods.
shoes. hats. ladies' and gents cloth.
lng mostly bought last seasons priceHi
cash business; fine stand, fino town.
Box a1g, Sherman, Texas.
JEWELLERS. / have good set tools and
material 10 sell or trade for car. Ad'
dress \ W. care Oklahoman
WANTED Position ~ pharmacist. would
consider buying Que half Or all paying
drug store Address $ g." Oklahoman,
ON account NJ having cnllstcd In the
navy. tho I'M Brothers. Meat market.
at Kingflsher. okla, is for sale This N
completely equipped mnrket, which
would cost more than o. 600 For sale at
very reasonable price n sold at once fe-
frlEerator and other equipment complete
DENTAL office wanted In good. large
town In Oklahoma or Arkansas, In OK
change for land. no objection 10 Advortlu-
Ing office Address BoI 1853, wister. Okla
DRUG STORE for sale. only one In small
town, % miles west Of Tulsa, a real
money maker Must sell at once Kemp
Drug Co, Terlton. okla.
| FOR sAi.E-Good clean stock OF farm
implements. Address II. @. Jones,
shattuck. oklahoma.
For SALE or TRADE-2OO-a farm
In Howell county Mo; 100 acres In cul-
| tlyation; i-room house. viii trade for
merchandise. hotel or rOOmlng house.
6Oi w. 9rd Walnut il56.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

zN5IRkCT plant In the best county In
6Dathsrn Oklahoma, paying now S3 Ia
Degoeot on IN Investment OF $4,000; rea-
a0B f0r selling. want 10 engage In oil busi-
- ~ - quicn ss,e os wv hod .e' o" out Ssas IUSS,
~ oasA and mean business will answer
D<laRo ~ teiephune calls. otherwise do
m tpthes me Address 8. r.. care Okla
k0IIXNbIBE wanted for land or in
g0uH2s stats sise and kind stock. e.
III Nse QkiAhomAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma.

land, covered with fruit trees, up-to.
date residence, barn, large poultry houses
and cave; unlimited supply OF soft spring
water; all fenced. located on the corner
OF Robinson and 26th ST.. Oklahoma City;
50 900 cash. balance easy terms. Write
f. n Roy S1q IN Reno Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

HAVE CLIENT for close-in, medium
slsed apartment house or high class le-
rooru roomlng house In blocks hlEh
arhooi Mr. pope. Walnut iStl,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

WANT TO BuY American on and Re-
nning and GlenrOse on Offer your
stock firm. y. o. lios s31, Lltlo Rooh
AFk
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Empire Brokerage
Company, Inc.
n Robinson Maple IN
ina n robinson

WANTEn-GOOD OIL STOCK IN EN-
CHANGE FOR TWO DESIRABLE 80
FOOT LOTS IN LOUISVILLE. KY; ALL
CLEAR, TAXES PAID. E-ll5, CARE
TIMES.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

FOR SALE Best 6i0-acre relinqulsh-
ment In the rain belt of Colorado; the
most healthtul place In the west; 800
acres fenced good spring; good two-room
house; for price, see H. W Flckel HI
Rnnn Okln L Il IL No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Glenrose Shares

Best bld takes 600 shares Olenross.
any part Bsn A. LOngfcll0w Investment
Securities, 400 C0lc0rd building Okla
bnmn CITY phoua Walnut 49,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
MIR .
investor

DO YOU want to find an Investment
where YOU can make money? We need
your money to help us make money Tor
both YOU and us, 80 let us reason To-
gether. We have recently purchased mo ,
Queen CITY Miua at Commerce, Okla,
Perhaps YOU kn, OF this mine, II 10
one OF tho best little dividend payers In
that field Capacity 100 tons per day
OF double shift. hours each. This prop
crty, added to our other fine mill ndjoin-
ing. with "a capacity Of 900 tons per day,
gives US a milling capacity OF $50 tons
per day We have 20 acres OF very rlch
ore and our mills are now running nt 10
TO 10 percent recovery, filling our bins
with dividends ready for the market We
will be paying big dividends soon. We
will sell enough stock NJ 81 30 per snare
to finish paving for our new mill and
then this stock will he advanced, This In
your opportunity and N YOU will only
take the time TO Investigate, we VIII not
have TO ask for your capital. you VIII Ia
clad to offer II to us This is the best
buy In the lead and zinc field that Is
omen today We are now building tram
connecting the two mills and have Just
completed tunnel connecting the two
mines. We can make you some big
money Come and he one one OF us; Join
us I'm a fine enterprise, give us time
enough to Investigate our proposition:
YOU will be glad you have done do, II VIII
sell itself You can help both yourself
and us For any further information,
write US
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18

80 acres, bottom, cultivated; 10 acres
good stand alfalfa, 10 acres excellent pas
ture; well, windmill cement tank. acres
hog tight, s-room house, large barn and
grnnary, COW shed and other buildlngsi
good neighborhood and roads; mortgage
Ii 400 AT s percent; price $1,000 You viii
buy when you see II. Alfred Adler,
Guthrie, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-18
Alfalfa Farm

1000 acres, all pnder one fence; two
houses ana scales, windmill and 30 per
cent flrst-class alfalfa land; 240 acres in
wheat and 500 acres to be planted TO cot
ton. This Ia best alfalfa land In state;
price and terms see
b. Y HARNESS & SON.
as Weaver Building.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

wczoraj podejrzanych o podrzu.
Genie bomby Wilsona, M. Sugar'a
i J. Wyatt'a, gdyz wiadze federal
ne ME mia&y przeciwko MIN dosta
tecznych dowod6w.
WYJAZD .LIDERoW" POLL.
TYCZNYCH MA STANOWA.
KONWENCYE.
Kilkunastu przywodcow stron.
nictw politycznych ~wyjechaio
wczoraj ma konwencye stanowa,
ktora sic odbywa dzisiaj W Spring
field, ILL.,, W celu zreorganizowa-
MIA komitetu stanowego. R. Sui
livan, przywodca demokratyczny
w. O'Connell i senator Lewis,
manazer Rampant konferowali
juz wczoraj z prezesem komitetu
narodowego c. Boeshensteinenl
i z liderami neutrality-suspicious. W
sprawie wyboru stanowego pre-
zesa, oraz mad planami kampanll
w glebi Stanu, Wyjechali row
niez wczoraj k~ongresman McCor-
mick, g~eneralny prokurator Brun
dage, oraz wielu rzywodcow re-
publikanskich.
Chicagoscy delegaci demokraty
czni z prezesem powiatowym J.
Dailey'em ma czele wyjechali do
p.ero dzisiaj rano o godzinie 8ej
specyalnym pociagiem, a powro~
ca o godzinie 5tej po po}udniu.
DOKTORZY UZNALI COX'A
CHORYM MA UMYSLE.
Doktorzy H. Meyer i w. Swift,
|swiadkowie zawezwani przez Stan
zeznali W sadie pred sedzia IL.
.Guerin, Il Cox, str6z zamleszka-
ly pod mr.. 1941 Larrabee ul., kto-
ry Jest oskarzony o morderstwo
panny C. Rouse, jest chory ma u
mysle. w czasie kiedy parma
Rouse iecha}a w AUTOMOBILE kie.
rowanym przez jej narzeczonego
w dniu Is czerwca, Cox strzeli}
do niej z rewolweru, zabijajac ia
ma mieiScu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

ia policyi, lecz najprawdopodob-
niej wybor padnie ma tymczasowe
go szefa policyi b. Alcock'a. No
wo zaprzysiezony p. Frazier, kon-
ferowai wczoraj z p. Luthardt EN-
tymczasowym drugim deputowa-
nym w miejsce byiego cenzora
Funkhousera w sprawie obrazow
migawkowych; stanowczo on "a
mierza utrzymac plan, by obywa-
telom zamIeszkalym w Chicago
Ibyly przedstawiane obrazy tylko
o tresci moralnej i pouczajacej.
Sierzant Mccarthy, ktory byf in
srektorem spraw moralnych, ma
dial pozostaje ma urzedzie re swy-
mi pomocnikami.
DIS Pc POLUDNIU SZKO-
EY PUBL1CZNE ZAMKNlE-
TIE.
Szko1y publiczhe beda dzisia;
pc po}udniu zamkniete Z powodu,
by dac moznoSc dyrektorom i nau
czycielom wziecia udzialu w ze-
braniach w celu uczczenia panic
ci niedawno zmar}ego superinten-
denta szk6f J. D. Shoop'a. w kaz.
dym dystrykcie odbeda sic try
powyzsze zeArania, ora jutro po
poludniu odbedzie podobne zebra
ME w sail Fullerton, gdzie be-
die przemawia} F. Blair, super
intendent publicznego nauczania,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
SPRAWL O~RDYNANSU
TRAMWAJOWEGO.

chicago Association of Com
merce" uchwaii1o wczoraj ma
SVEN p%osiedzeniu rezolucye, ty-
czaca sic ordynansu W systemic
trustowym transparency tram
wajowej, oraz kolei podziemnych.
Specyalny komitet ola spraw
transparency z prezydentem sto'
warzyszenia ma czele, postanowi{
organizowac komitet o~bywatelski
w celu uSwiadomienia publiczno-
sci o waznosci warunkow ordy-
nansu, oraz potrzebie przeprowa-
dzenia tegoz PREY wyborach listo
padowych.
Miasto ~powzie}o pierwsze kro-
XII wczoraj W opozycyi swej pre-
ciwko petycyi kompanii gornych
kolei, ktora zada podwyzszenia
ceny "a przejazd z pieciu centow
ma siedm centow. Zastepca wy
dzialu korporacyjnego Cleveland
wraz z komisyq urzadzeh uzytkli
publicznego wystosowa} odpo'
wiedz kompanii gornej kolei, kto-
ra powiada, IL kontrakty ordynan
sow pomiedzy kompaniami a
miastem, So zawarunkowane ma
podstawie pieciocentowego pre-
jazdu, a zadanie o podwyzszenia
opiaty "a przejazd ME ma ma celu
rzekomego ratowania korPoracyi
cd bankructwa, raczeJ chodz1
kompaniom o podwyzszenie dy,
widendy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
KRONIKA

denckim korpusie armii cwiczeb-
mel. Oswiadczyl on, IL zaregestro
wani mezczyzni moga bye prey
'jeci ma powyzszy kurs wpierw
.jeszcze, MIN zostana poklasyfiko
wani przez wydzia}y poborowe.
Powiada on, IL stopieh oficerski
najiatwiej MONA osiagnac w po-
dobnych korpusach u~niwersytec-
kich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
N SKLADA STARY
URZAD.

Komisarz robot publicznXch F.
Bennett, zakonczy swoja sluzbe
municypal1a w nastepna sobote,
a prawdopodobnie w pzysz}y po
nj dzialek obejmie nova pozycye
jake stanowy dyrektor budowll
i robot publicznych.
Zastepca komisarza Burkhard'
szwagier mayora, ma obecnic
.piecze mad departamentem miej-
skich robot publicznych.
Wakajace jeszcze try pozy-
eye szefa policyi, miejskiego kon-
trolera i komisarza robot publ
cznych, mayor ME PREDICT obsa'
dzi je jak w p~rzysziym tygodniu'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
STACYE ~REKRUTACYJNE
OLA OF
WARTE.

Regestrowcy Z drugiego powo-
lania. NIGGA sig zapisywac jake
o~chotnicy do niekt0rych tylko Cd
dziaiow Armii Stanow Zjedno,
czonych, jak nastepuje: Do Kor,
push marynarki, W STACEY rekru-
tacyjnej pod mr.. 62S S. State ILL.,,
do korpusu ,,tankowych' w bu-
dynku pod mr.. so Consumers
Building" oraz do sekcyi awla-
.tycznej pod mr.. 23O E. Ohio III.
Do korpusu marynarki NIGGA
wstepowac wszyscy mezczyznl
w wieku pomiedzy Is a 40 LAT,
kt6rzy wykaza sic karta regeStra-
.cyjna noszaca odpowiedni numer
.seryalny. Do awiatyczneJ sekcy'
potrzeba mezczyzn z sekcyi pre-
myslowej NIGGA tn wstePowac re-
~gestrowani W wieku pomiedzy ~
a So lat, ktorych karty regestra'
cyjne maja o~dpowiedni nume'
seryalny; do tel siuzby potrzeba
tvlko mechanikow, krawcow, Gle
sli i innych podobnych fachow'
cow.
/ H. Pillinger, porucznik .korpu
su .,tankowego" przyjmuje wszy'
stkich mezczyzn W wieku pomle'
DIV IS a As lat, ktorzy okaza slf
fizyczne dose SLIM do powyzSze.
! s{uzby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
. JADNIGOWA.

Dw6r Pasta, no.. 1894 T. K T.
:, prawi ~p6lroczna' spOwiedz W soDo-
oIvo w~rzesnia. a do Komunii s"'
przystapi W ntedziele 22so Wrlssnla
-oJzinie 6tej rano. Prose- sic ze--
prss W hall zwyklych pOsiedzen o
~, do Stej rano. NJ. Budzl-
cbowsxi, nadl. Stan. GrzesoreN' SUM
,rct.. 1892 COyne III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

mniej diva funty maxi zytnej do
ttzech funtow maxi pszennej. Ma
.ka kuKurydziana uzywana ma pie
czywo chleba, ma bye. sprzedawa-
ma be- zadnych kombinacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

pz1ENNm CT1CAoo3n sanIo~
pEcza wieceJ dropnych ~ogios,eh. AMI
tell wszystkie inne dzienniki Dolskis
- Chicago rAzem WzietAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
oCHoTNICY MA STUDEN
TOW ZOLNIERZY.

Edmund ]. James, prezydent
Uniwersytetu Illinois ogiosi'
wczorai w hotelu La Sale, IL
.%ostatnio regestrowani NIGGA PREY,
gotowywac sic ma oficerow W stu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
.CZWARTA POZYCZKA WOI.
NOSCIOWA.

Charles H. Schweppe, dyrek-
or si6dmego federalnego dystryk
tn bankowo = rezerwowego wy
stosowali wzoraj do obywatell-
patryot6w chicagoskich, by poRa7
lilo lie moznosci czwarta pozycz'
Ike wolnosciowa. Department.
Wojny zqda obecnie pozyczkl
siedm bilion6w dolarow ma Spra-
We w celu zwycieskiego, a szyb-
kiego zakonczenia wojny.
Kampania czwartej ~pozyczki
wolnoSciowej bedzie miafa tylK2
try reguly sposobow subskryp-
cyl. Subskrypcye moga byf "a
kredytowane W organizacyach
Mardowych w organizacyach han
dlowych, lub tez w dywizyach
Iobco = jezycznych. Kobietom ME
bedzie wolno sprzedawat 'bondow
wo1noSciowych gdzieindziej, jak
tylko miedzy kobietami, W iowa
rzvstwach 1ub organizacyach czy
sto kobiecych. Detection absolut
ME bond6w sprzedawac ME be,
die wolno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
OANt-~
KOMPANIA WYROBU AEKO
PLANoW z KAPITALEM
100000
S5O,OO0,000.

Ma projekt stowarzySzenia
Illinois Manufacturers Associa-
tom, ~chicagoscy fabrykanci, ban
kerry, oraz kapitaliSci, zamlerza:
ia stworzyc korporacye z kapita-
lem s5O,OOO,O 900 dla wyrobu aero
planow.
Samel NJ. Hasting. prezydene
firmy Computing Scale ComPa-
ny of America, jest przewodn',
czacym komitetu. Hasting zostai
zamianowany prezydentem kor-
poracyi pare tygodni temu prze2
powyzsze Stowarzyszenie pole
como mu rozwazenie projektu' o
raz poczynien.e przygotoWaw-
czych krokow. Powrocif on wczo
raj z Waszyngtonu, gdzie oma'
vial powyzszy plan z tamtelszy,
mi wIadzami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
FRAZIER SKkADA PRZYSIE
|GE IAKO R U ZASTEPCA
SZEFA POLICYI.

Charles Frazier, by}y prezyden5
sluzby cywilnei, ktory zostaf za'
mianowany drugim zastepca SEE
ia policyi, ziozyl wczoraj przysle-
&c, ktora odebral p. S. Mayer, Sc
kretarz departamentu policyJne-
go.
Mayor Thompson ME zdecydo-
wal sic jeszcze co do wyboru see
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
AUTOMOBILISTOM ME
L NAWRACA6
MA BULWARZE.

Zarzad Park6w Pofudniowych
wydai MOVIE rozporzadzenie, kto-
re zabrania automobilistom ma
wracania ma bulwarach. Automo-
biliSci chcacy nawrocic Z powro-
tina droge, musza dojechac do mai
blizszej przecihajacej ulicy tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
P z MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w

rozporzadzenia administracyi zy-
wnoSciowej, kupcy detaliczni mu-
sza sp~rzedawac, a odbiorcy kupo-
wac PREY kazdych czterech fun
tach maxi ~pszennej, w targu no.
szacej naive ,Standard Wheat
Flour" jeden funt substytutu.
Pozostawia sic do wolf odbiorcow,
jake substytuty brac: Standard
Germ flour, corn meal, albo barley
flour.
laden kupiec ME moze zmuszac
odbiorcy do brania jakiegokol-
wick innego substytutu, jak tie,
kt6re powyzej wymienione.
Zamiast powyzszych substytu-
tow, kupiec moze sprzedac, jeze-
Ii odbiorca zazada, ma podstawie
tel samej normy ktorykolwiek z
nastepujacych substytut6w: -
Kaffir Flour, Rice Flour, Bean
Flour, Milo Flour, Dat Flour, Po-
tato Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Fe-
~terita Flour, Peanut Flour, Sweet
Potato Flour.
Czysta maka rye flour, Tub
meal, moze bye sprzedawana
iako s~ubstytut, lecz must bye
sprzedawana W proporcyi mai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
OWOCE

Brzoskwinie, Michigan
buszel ........ $3.50 do $3.50
Gruszki, buszel .. $500 do $3.50
Tablka, MOVE Illinois
beczka ...... $500 do $3.50
Cvtrvnv. DudIO -. 1925 do 1913
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
GROSERYE

Armours czysty pomidO 1Ic
rowy catsup. butelka III
\. r. G. tabletki do pra IL
MIA, 15c wielkOSc. "a
soda DO prania, 4 funty "a DC
Krochmal, 3 funty "a ........23e
swieze cukierki, Is pude{ko 71ze
Campbells zupa, puszka lie
5 puszki Keen Cleanser "a lie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
TRZEWIKI

MANY TO co chcecie. Tysiace par
modnyeh, najlepszego wyrobu
trzewik6w, dla was I dla dzieci,
M tAniCh cenaCh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20

II ss' -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-20
KOLA GUMOWE OLA
czERWONEGO KRZYZA.'

A4I1N w
,!Czerwony Krzyz otrzymaf
oozwolenie ma postawienie w
Grant Parku slupa, ma ktory auto
mobilisci, z okazyi rozpoczynaJa-
eel sic W poniedziaiek kampanl'
skiadania starych ko} gumowych'
beda mogli skiada6, przejezdza7
lac swoje stare kola.
~INWESTYGACYE w SPRA-
VIE WYBUcHU BoMBY w
.BUDYNKU
Wczoraj ma k~onferencyi, tyczs"
eel sic wybuchu bomby w budyn,
ku fedralnym, { zwoianej przez
szefa po1icyi Alcock'a, J. Flemln-
ga, a~systenta federalnego proku-
ratora i H. Clabaugh'a szeta te-
deralnego biura inwestygacylne-
90 rozpatrywano dotychczaso
we zaswiadczenia. Poniewaz nc
waznego w tel sprawie ~jeszcze
ME odkryto, dalsze inwestygacye
|zostatv odiozone ma pozniej.
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Arizona republican., 1918-03-03

Whether for Street, Afternoon or Motor Wear The Dress Answers

and from the very tarty tailored frock to those ex quisite silk and beaded affairs style rules. We've hundreds-just hundreds of them! There arc crepe de chnes fancy paids beaded georgettes, wool en jerseys serges poiret twils, trcones, yes, and the foulards, chiffon affetas, failes heavy satns many others Can you imagine these in the dozen and coOrs and tones combinations and styles of the season? - haven't seen so many-so pretty-so small priced dresses anywhere, as are here Is the remark made by woman yesterday, whose clever clothes the result of judicous buying anC the object of no end of admiration. She gayly praised our new models -The readytO-wear department on the mezzanine foo in our new building. Just few steps from the main floor.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-03
Silk Sweaters! Yes, the Loveliest Creations for Spring Wear

Just fresh from the maker, they came by ex-
 press yesterday. So many of them of course, the styles are
 new and the colors, too. See them display tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-03
Unusually Attractive
 Crepe de Chine Blouses, S2.90

Yes, and it's our regular line some colors, flesh and white all new styles.
 better see the mtomorroW.
Arizona republican., 1918-03-03
An introduction Sale of Beautiful Afternoon and Street Dresses---All New Spring Models---Just About 60 of Them at $l8.75.

Chosen from incoming shipments of new apparel to
 fttngy become her to whom the spring frock is the
 alimportant and essential foundation of the coming
 seasons wardrobe
 They ndividualized and will not become
 place by repetition.
 Beautiful combinations of chiffon taffetas and
 georgettes, crepe de chnes taffeas in paids and
 stripes and plain colors richly embroidered. There is a charm to every of these garments And here are sizes for misses and women. We want you to get acquainted with ready
 to-wear department this unusual price to- morrow -Mezzanine Floor
Arizona republican., 1918-03-03
A Shipment of Children's Dresses Arrived by Express Yesterday

The prettiest dresses made of the genuine toile du nord ginghams in solid colors and plaids Guaranteed fast colors
 Dresses, sizes from to G. at S169 to S1 9S Dresses sizes from to fl at $249 and $29S
 -Mezzanine Floor
Arizona republican., 1918-03-03

The Boston Store Glove Department Is Now Showing An Unusual Line of Silk and Kid Gloves. Note These GIoveone clasp, black and white all sizes soc Silk black white -are quality a
  and cuffan nd k-as a
  O cuffs,
 foor Bosto
Arizona republican., 1918-03-03

Pretty Georgette Blouses for Spring Volue $500, at $1.98 a shipment waist-just you
  assorted striped in attractive combinations. the flesh color, white satin collar
 Main floor, Boston So
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1918-04-04
Articles Of Interest to the Farmers
Edited bv p w Huntner County Agent Melrose Minnesota.


These articles are submitted from
time to time by County Agent P. w
Huntemer and are full of truths in
valuable to the wide-awake, practical,
patriotic farmer.
During the past few months a food
conservation program has been car
ried to every city, town and country
district. If our farmers are to live
up to their part in this matter of food
conservation, it behooves US at the
present time to keep within our dairy
herds only the cows which can show a
fair margin of profit from the returns
which they make over and above cost
of feeds consumed. Cows which con-
sumo $50 worth of feed during a
month and give in return $40 worth
of butterfat are not the individuals
that are doing their part in solving
our present day food problem. It is
pleasing, however, to note that in
Stearns county since the beginning of
the war, more farmers than ever be-
fore are keeping accurate records of
their feed costs and returns made by
their dairy herds. The following re-
cord was submitted by Tony Beck,
patron of the Elrosa creamery which
Shows very clearly the production,
feed costs and returns over and above
feed costs made by each cow in his
herd during the month of January.