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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05

1t was announced at the Gayety
Theater last night at the conclusion
of the liberty bond rally that a total
of $4,000 worth Of the bonds had been
pledged through the activities at this
theater during the past week. Mem
bers Of the local committee made stir
ring addresses at each performance.
both afternoon and night, and their
work was supplemented by the woman
members of Rose Syde1Ps London
Bellies. who passed through the or
chestra and balconies collecting the
subscriptions
IT was stated by Manager Harry jar
Doe of the theater that every house at
tache and every member of Rose Sy-
delrs Company was a subscriber. some
individuals buying several bonds. A
contest among the chorus girls for the
largest number Of subscriptions obtain
ed was awarded to Miss Jean Mitchell
who sold $36,650. The second prize
was won by Miss BODY Blake, who sold
$4,000. Miss Kate Pullman was third
with $3.50.
The campaign was handled by Mr.
Guy Mason and Mr.. Fairfax Naulty and
Mr.. Sam Herrick of the local loan com.
mittee.
The total subscription at Keith's The
alter last evening was $2.200.950 The
total pledged at Keith's during the
campaign was $4,272,050.
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Among the Very First.

This hospital was among the very
ties, absolutely without charge. for the
period of the war, and to it almost at
once was allotted this important duty
connected with the new air forces
down. although the aviation section is
now filled up. for the X-ray equipment
js at present being utilized in the train
ing Of a large postgraduate class
their service at the front. In the TWEEN
ty-one years of its existence the hos
pital has cared for $4,000 patients. near
iy seven-eighths Of whom were free
cases. Four times has its enlargement
been made necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05

unteers sufficient to visit the people
in their homes In the interest of bonds.
This form of solicitation for such q
purpose has never before been followed
ply justified the experiment. Mrs. Por-
ter and Mrs. Dorr give full credit to
the hundreds of Washington women
who have responded to their appeal for
helpers and have gone from house to
house, not only securing pledges but
disseminating educational information
OF permanent value.
In the course of the canvass more
than 10000 visits were made and more
than 5000 subscriptions secured, the
total money value of which is in the
neighborhood of half million dollars.
To its Office staff the canvassing COM
mittee gives its due Of credit. The
women who took upon themselves the
arduous duty of keeping tab on the
daily reports of the hous-to-house
William v. Pruett. Mrs. Dan OSullivan,
Mrs. L. M. Kallman, Mrs. ]. H. Mays
and Mrs. Sidney Roche.
Human Interest Stories.
This committee has numberless
stories of deep human interest to relate
Of selfishness, if not disloyalty, on one
hand, and on the other chronicles of
loyalty and determination to the
point Of heroism. One is of woman
crippled Of hands and unable to per-
form the work of a wage-aarner, but
able to crochet. making hundreds of
baby sacks and bootees. whose profit
has gone to buy liberty bond. The
last subscription to come in by way Of
the house-to-house canvass was from
Gov. Johnson Of Oklahoma, who
matched" the Presidents bond sew
eral times.
Other Washington women who have
given the weight of their efforts for bonds
to the, woman'a committee are Mrs Court
Wood. chairman Of federated clubs COM
mittee; Mrs. Ellis Logan, chairman of un-
federated clubs; Miss r. E. Stanley. chair
man Of public schools committee; Mrs.
Susie Root Rhodes, chairman Of play
grounds committee; Mrs. Lowe, chairman
Of Twentieth Century Club committee;
Mrs. Ira NJ. Hough. chairman Of Penwom-
ans Club committee; Mrs. J. C. Boyd,
chairman of Girls Friendly Society com
mittee; Mrs. Ernest w. Roberts, chairman
Of advertising committee. and Miss Nam
ME Burroughs. chairman Of colored wom-
ems committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05
ONE-F|FTH !
Of AVIATION CANDIDATES
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital Has Services Accepted
by Government.

How many Westinghouse know that
the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital, 1147 18th street northwest.
this city, made one-ffth or more of
all the examinations conducted in the
United States for candidates for the
aviation section of the Signal Corps?
Recently compiled figures show that 1t
aid this, the examination being natu-
rally of the most delicate nature owing
to the necessity for perfect eyesight,
sense Of balance, etc, in any man in
tending to become a flyer.
were some Of the most eminent eye,
ear, nose and throat specialists in the
city or, in fact, in the country, a
number of whom are now wearing
Uncle Sans uniform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05
Federal Reserve Districts
and Majority Of the States
0versubscribe Liberty Loan

(contInu.d from First Pass.)
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Chicago $17,ooo,oo Over.
Norfolk Exceeds by a Million.

NORFOLK. Va. May THE local
campaign committee announced tonight
that the city had exceeded its quota by
more than 100000. with several teams
still to report. Portsmouth will over
subscribe her quota by 100000.
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End Campaign About Bell.

The replica Of the Liberty bell has
proven as good q herald of liberty as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-05

its prototype in Philadelphia. Day
after day for the last three weeks 1t
has toured the streets. bearing Its mes
sage as it went Night after night for
the past week it has borne on its plat
form soldiers and sailors. statesmen and
citizens who have talked and piped and
sung for liberty bonds.
In the Washington drive for bonds
Mrs. Hamlin has had the cooperation
Of a group of able workers, many OF
them women experienced in handling
large city campaigns. Not one has
shirked; all have given to the limit Of
time and strength. The honorary com
mittee, consisting OF the wives Of the
President, Vice President and cabinet
members. have given their share Of &C
tive service also for the loan. Mrs. Will
son has attended some of the meetings
and taken an active part in the pro-
ceedings. Mrs Marshall has served as
sale6woman of bonds at the headQuar-
ters table and the women Of the cabinet
circle have taken their turn in selling
the bonds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
{ FURNISHED by Chickasaw Title Co.
Bonded Abstactors)

Southwestern Land Co. to llar-
riett S Keyes, warranty deed, Lot
1, block "a, Sunset View Addition
to Ardmore; $3.50
c. & c. Nations to Andrew J.
Hopkins, unallotted land deed. Part
lots ,. 5 and 4, section 80, T. o s.,
X. 3 W.. $635.
John McKinstry, widower, to Al
bert McKinstry, warranty deed
Part sections 5 and I, 7, S. X. )
W.; $1,000,
c. & c. Nations to William w
Carpenter unallotted land deed. 5
half, s. w. quarter, n. +. quarter
and n. w. quarter, n. f. quarter
S. +. quarter, section IS, T. ) S, r
/. f.; $675
c. & c. Nations to Thomas !
Chapman, patent. Lot 4, block AS
Ardmore; $50.
!. +. Moore and wife to Maggie
and w. c. Coleman, warranty deed
s. f. quarter N. w. quarter and 5
w. Quarter n. F. quarter section
"a, T. 4 S., r. 3 F.; 81 1900
c. & c. Nations to Wesley Moore
n. F.. quarter and Z. half n. W
quarter, section Is, T. 2 s., r. 2 w
]. w. Orme and wife to O. M
Morris, oil and gas lease. w. hal
S. W. quarter, 5. +. quarter and L
half s. F. quarter S. w. quarter
section 81, T 5 S., X. 5 w.
! D. w. West and wife to T. M
Rushing, warranty deed. Lots Is
l9, 20, 2l, p, % and "a, block Z
West Addition to Healdton; $45C
D. w. West and wife to T. NJ
Rushing, warranty deed. Lots
and s, block 8, West addition t
Healdton $l00.
James f. San and wife to G.. \
Hodges, warranty deed. Ten fee
off north side lot 8, block l08, Ard
more; $3.50.
Susan White to Virgil Landrun
warranty deed. N. half N. +. quar-
ter S. f. quarter, section 70, T.
s., r. 2 T.; $2,22O.
Buck Garrett, sheriff, to Smit
Rodman ct al, sheriff's deed.
half {. w. quarter N. w. quartz
and w. half S. w. quarter and
half of s. +. quarter s. w. quartz
section Is, T. 4 s., r. 8 T.
r. ]. Bell to II. II. Moan, dee
Oil lots No. l449- 1850 in Rolls sui
division OF the Wheeler-Ardmoi
oil fields, being part section ), T.
lS., X. 2 W., l. NJ; 5000.
J. w. Humphreys, a widower,
IB. A. Mean, warranty deed. Oil 10
Nos. l43S, 1459, l440, l44l, l4S7, Z
in Bells subdivision of the Whee
er-Ardmore oil field, being part Sc
ton as, range 2 west,n etaoin mn
5, T. 4 S., X. ? w., l. NJ; $50.
T. c. Ball and wife to c. w. Re
| Inns, warranty deed. Part sectiC
t 81, T. 2 s.. X. | E., and part sectit
s, T. 3 S. X. +.
E Martha Black, widow, to Arth
Walcott, warranty deed. Part n. \
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quarter section &c. T. , s., r. , z.
{. & c. Nations to Martha Black,
allotment patent. Part sections so
and 81, r. , N. X. 4 w.
Rock Island Savings Bank of
Rock Island, ILL.,, to W. f. Johnson,
warranty deed. n. W. quarter n.
w. quarter of section 81, T. S.,
X. f.; S375
Chas vim Weise and wife to Shar-
ley Holman, warranty deed. W.
half lot 9, block 564 Ardmore; So
coo.
Lena Franklin and husband tc
Alice Griggs, warranty deed. Lots
II and y, block 81, New Healdton
5000.
A. /. Evans to r. b. Roberts, war.
ranty deed. Part section 20, T.
S., X. z F.; $500.
]. II. billiard and wife to w. II
Robertson, warranty deed. Lots Il
and y, block 25, Wilson; $400.
VIM. G.. Davidson and wife to r
d. Parks. warranty deed. East hal
lot 5, block 554, Ardmore; $+00
Reuben r. Dallas and wife to Ma
rion Frances Guest, warranty deed
Lot !, block 16S, Ardmore; $465.
G.. f. Newman and wife to Mrs
Efhe Wilkes, warranty deed. Tn
divided interest in lot 6, block 244
lot 2, block 2S2, Ardmore, and lot
Il, 8, 9, 10, II and II, block 8, Col
lege Hill addition to Ardmore; 81,
200.
X. 4. Fox and +. /. Evans to {
5. Wade, oil and gas lease. Par
sections s. and 80, r. 5 S., r. ? w.
Isl.
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SALESMEN WANTED.
SELL GROCERIES.

SELL GROCERIES.
One OF the worlds largest whole
sale grocers Capital over $1,000
0O0) wants ambitious men in ev-
cry locality to sell direct to con-
sumer nationally known brand OF
groceries, teas, coffees, spices,
paints, oils, stock foods, etc. Big
line; easy sales; values beat any
competition. Earn big money;
no experience or capital required.
Complete sample outfit and tree
selling instructions start you.
Long established reliable house
Ask your banker. Write today.
Tohn Sexton & Co., Illinois and
Kingsbury Sts, Chicago, III.
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Business Opportunities

LEAD AND ZINC-EnormouS
profits, great excitement, world
richest field; hurry and write.
Miami-Picher Royalty Co., 4O5
State National Bank Bldg, Okla
homa City, Okla.
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A RESOLUTION DECLARING
A NECESSITY OF IMPROV.
ING ALL THAT PORTION
OF Z" STREET, SOUTH
WEST FROM THE SOUTH
LINE OF McLISH AVENUE
SOUTHW T. ST TO THF
NORTH LINE OF THIRD
AVENUE, SOUTHWEST. IN
CLUDING ALLEY CROSS
lNGS AND STREET INTER
SECTIONS THEREON, L.
THE CITY OF ARDMORE
OKLAHOMA, BY GRADING
PAVING, GUTTERING, CURB
ING AND DRAINING TIL
SAME, AND OTHERWISE IN
PROVING SAME.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY TIL
BOARD OF COMMISSIONER
OF THE CITY OF ARDMORI
OKLAHOMA:
l.. That it is necessary to improy
all that portion OF
"E street southwest. from
the South line of McLish Ave
nue., Southwest to the North
line OF Third Avenue, South
west, including alley crossings
and street intersections there
on, in the City OF Ardmorc,
Oklahoma.
by grading, paving, curbing, gutter
ing and draining same and otherwis
improving same.
2. All the expense of said i'm
provements, including the street il
tcrsections and alley crossing
therein, shall be paid by special as
sessmcnts, to be assessed against tn
lots and tracts OF land beneGte
thereby, as provided by Section On
O) Article Eleven lD Page :
of the City Charter OF Ard
more, Oklahoma, adopted by tn
voters of said City of Ardmore, Ok
lahoma, on November II, 1908, an,
approved by the Governor on Janu
airy I, 1909, and such improvement
to be performed in the manner an
pursuant 10 the procedure set fort
in an Act known as House Bill 23.
"To provide TO- the improvement
of streets and other public place
within Cities Of the First Glass, b
grading, paving, macadamizin.
curbing, guttering, and drainin
same and declaring an emergency
enacted by the First Legislature {
the State of Oklahoma, and al
proved April II, 1908.
3. That this resolution be pul
lishcd in six consecutive issues {
the Daily Ardmoreite, the same b,
ing a daily newspaper published an
of general circulation in the City ,
Ardmore, Oklahoma. Fifteen da,
after the last publication, to-wit
April 9th, 1918, the owners OF mo
than one-half of the land liable
assessment to pay for such improv
mrnts on such street aforesaid, III;
file with the City Clerk their pr,
, tests in writing. On Tuesday, Api
, 9th, 1918, at 8 o'clock p. m. at Il
Session Chambers of said Boar
the Mayor and Board OF Commi
! sioners will hear and pass upon sa
protests.
t Passed by the Board of Commi
7 sioncrs and approved by the Mayo
i on this the 18th day OF March, l9l
w. X. ROBERTS,
| Attest: Mayor.
G.. w. GROOM,
p (Sea) City Clerk.
(Published in Daily Ardmorei
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FOR SALE-Well located inland
gin, twelve miles from Ardmore.
Three 70-saw MuMger Huller gins.
Good residence, 3 acres land. All
in good shape VIII accept good
auto in trade. Address 500, care
ArdmOreite. O-IO
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Oil Stocks

FOR SALE-96 shares common
stock free with purchase OF 4S
shares preferred stock Of Chick
asaw Refining Co., at $500 per
share. Address 50l5, care Ard
mnrcite. lS-S
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guardians deed. Sw4 ne4 section 81
t+S, r2w, $1,000.
c. & c. Nations to William A.
Darling, unallotted land deed. Se+
sw4 ne4 section 81, t4s, r2w, sos.
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WANTED-Three to tour gangs
tank builders for work at Ranger
Texas. Apply or address South
western Mechanical Company,
Ranger. Texas. l4-7
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Classified Telephone Directory

Classified Telephone Directory
Automobiles Phone
4so
Cadillac Moorenead Elliot &
and odmobne Aay.Watkins Motor Co.. s|'
Auto Repairs and General Machine
u. L. Station
Automobile Batteries
Willard Service station sSo
Architects
J B National naBan&-------------- IL
Auto Repairs and Overhaulng
Excelsior Laundry 0s
Building and Loan Association
rag Deposits 34'
Cleaning and Pressing
Nea: N washi Quality and service--- 1l9
Cleaning Pant-Quck
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Engineer I'm N Washington ST. @
Hail 81
Drug Store
a Speciality 65l
Hardy Santarium
Ereproor Building
Laundry
10
New and Secondhand Furniture.
p hal N
New Shoes and Shoe Repairing
Dixon Money New Shoes Repairing W
Secondhand Store
KINNEY
Steam Vulvanlzing and Repairing.
Central Park IS L WUsed
Timer
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SEEDS

FOR SALE-White Spanish seed
peanuts, also peanut planters.
Purity Pecan Plantation Co.. s.
Washington St. l3-lmo
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Cleaners and Hatters.

VANTED-All kinds OF ladies' and
mems clothes to clean, dye, press and
repair. London's. that is economy
2OS West Main St rhone 301 S01m
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Real Estate
Help Your Self
Help Our Country
and
Help Our City

THIS OFFICE WILL GIVE
FREE WITH EVERY PUR-
CHASE THROUGH US A w. S. 5,
AS FOLLOWS: $500 PURCHASE
ONE W. S. S.; $1,000 PURCHASE
TWO w. S. S. AND TWO w. 5,
S. FOR EACH ADDITIONAL
$1,000. LET Us HELP YOU
DOUBLY, AND HELP US DO
OUR BIT.
Note the following bargains:
4 good 2-story, S-room house
every modern convenience, east
front, lOOx150-foot lot, only $3.50
and some terms. This price is
$1,250 less than it would cost to re-
build the house. This is a real bar
gain il you want home or a specu-
lation.
Lot 50xl30 feet, north front, $500;
$l00 cash, balance $50 per month.
Corner lot 7lx67, $40O; $lO0 cash
balance $40 per month.
We have some beautiful building
sites in Southwest Ardmore at the
right prices.
We have some very attractive
bungalows in Southwest and North
west Ardmore that will suit you.
The Office With a Smlile
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WE PAY the highest price for sec
ond-hand clothes and shoes
Phone 355. l5-l4t
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Female f1elp Wanted

FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING,
fitting guaranteed. 5l7 L St. 5. w.
Phone rs. ~
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Miscellaneous

WANTED TO RENT or lease,
modern house by April |. !. F.
Wills. Phone 1855. l6-/
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED-Someone to put up
building, l4x2+ feet, anywhere
within I blocks west or southwest
from Central or within 3 blocks
OF b St. and Fifth Ave. n. w.
VIII take a good lease and pay
500 rent in advance. Can give
best OF references. What have
you? Phone ll65, call for Baker,
l8-7
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LABOR MUST NOT
COMPLAIN, M'ADOO SAYS
Unnecessary Building During Wat
Must Be Curtailed.

Washington, March lS.-Secrc-
tary McAdoo has called on Ameri-
Can labor not 10 object to the va
tion's war policy of conserving cred
i. results in curfaiied buildi1g OPP
crations, but to seek other employ
rlent ii necessary as a patriotic
duty.
In letter to Samuel Gompers,
answering a protest by the Building
Trades Council OF San Francisco
and other labor unions against shut
ting down OF building during the
war, Mr.. McAdoo said:
Men are needed to build ships;
to build houses to house men who
who are working on the ship yards;
to erect plants to produce war ma
terials; to run our railroads; to op-
crate war industrial plants, and to
produce food required by the allies
and ourselves.
Needs Already Great.
"The needs are already great, and
we increase, not lessen, as the war
progresses. If our wageearners are
unable to find employment for
which they are best fitted and which
they would prefer, or il they are
unable to find employment where it
would be most convenient for them
to work, the opportunity is present
ed to render a most patriotic serv-
ice in this period OF national stress
by seeking other kinds of employ
ment; and if need be, moving to
other districts where work is to be
| had.
The secretary explained the gov
ernment does not seek to prevent
building OF homes and other struc.
lures which are absolutely needed
but it encourages the postponing o.
building operations not required tC
protect the health or provide for tn,
comfortable needs of our people, Of
to supply facilities necessary for tn,
proper conduct of business eSsentia
to the successful prosecution OF tn,
war.
Will Assist Labor.
"The secretary's letter was mad,
public, together with one from J.B
Densmore, director OF the Unite,
' States employment service, to Pau
NJ. Warburg, chairman OF the Fed
eral Reserve Boards capital issu
3 committee, saying the department
OF labor would assist workmen i
, finding employment in other occu
' pations or other districts.
The letter to Mr.. Gompers fror
= Secretary McAdoo added:
t THE great financial operations q
the government make it essenti;
I that every unnecessary expenditur
}. by the government, by tn states an
t municipalities and by private col
porations and individuals, be avoiC
O ed while the war is in progress.
t There must be no slackers i
Wall Street, none in the home
} none on the farms, none in our il
It dustries. Capital and labor alik
must do their utmost There mu'
o unnecessary expenditure. The n;
/ ton has need OF all its man-powe
a OF all its wealth, OF all its T,
Y. soources.'
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TREE PLANTING, roses, trees
and shrubbery pruned; yards inn
proved by one who knows how.
". r. Eppinger, 10 Second Ave.
4. w. Phone l645. l5-7
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Germanys national debt has risen
to nearly l24,000,000,000 marks.
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Positions Wanted

EXPERIENCED lady stenograph-
er, also would assist with books.
References given. Phone 1866,
l7-3
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Lost and Found

LOST-34X4 tire, mounted on rim
with holder, between Marsden and
Red River ferry. Finder commu-
nicate with Oklahoma Oil & Auto
Supply Co., Ardmore. Reward.
17-3
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Male tielp Wanted

WANTED-Boy over 10 years old
to learn multigraphing. Good op-
portunity for advancement. Ap-
ply the Letter Shop, II B, n. W..
Cordova Hotel building. 1873
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LOST-Between Diamond A ice
cream factory and South Ardmore
Baptist Church about the last OF
August, 1917, wrist watch, five
nickels, one dime, one 2-cent
stamp, one brown shoe button
and two pennies tied in lace
trimmed handkerchief. Finder
please leave at Ardmoreite office.
LIS
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WILL CALL and b ly your mems
cast off clothing. Phone 1883.
1877
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HOMER BOYD is agent for the
greatest line of player pianos in
the u. S. Sold on easy terms.
Phone 86l-R. 1877
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Musical Instruments.

GOOD PIANO FOR SALE-We
have in the vicinity of Ardmore
a splendid upright piano with nice
stool and scarf to match. Also
one fine 88-note player with bench
and good collection OF late rolls.
We will sacrifice the price OF
either of these beautiful instru-
ments and make terms ii desired.
This is an opportunity for a bar
gain. Address at once Brook
Mays & Company, the reliable
niano house. Dallas. Texas. LA
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ARE YOUR FLOORS ROUGH?
Have them resuriaced an made
to look like new. Modern ma
chinery. Jim Hyslop. Phone 965.
Palace Theater. l0-7
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| WILL PLOW, plant or cultivate
your garden. f. l.. Jones, 422 d
S. f.. Phone 1888. lS-7