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Travellers Hotel

iu., north OF ppstofnce. newly fur
nlshei and redecorated; ever roo0
strictly modern. special weekly rates.
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SEVERAL good permanent positions
will be open In oar new organization
for salesmen, car divers. office men,
managers. fOremen, etc. Call at lze
W. Reno street.
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EXTRA nice, close In home for one e9]
two busineHs men wishing ch0e94|
permanent location: iargo south sv(,
of rooms; every modern eonveuisse
Mnlnnt n1e9
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-COmblncd washman and
fireman Immediately. Model Laundry
COalgdtc. okla.
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WANTED-A real estate solicitor with
car. either man or woman; must he
full ~ pep and have ealesmanship
ability B-15s, Okiahoman.
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VTRY doslrnblo fouth room and I've 7
meals per day. il5 ". 10th. Waanus 4
1865 ~
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WANTED-A man Who can drive and
fix Fords Call at l20 w, Reno st,
Oklahoma city
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

~N~~0~7~S'~--
YOUNG woman thoroughly experienced
In country hank desires position; ref
eronccs J, u Oklahomnn.
| EXPERIENCED stenographcr desires
position; real estate preferred. Post
office Box 73i.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
position In general real estate office
IL Box k-e? 0klahoman.
POSITION wanted by widow with girl
| "A years hs housekeeper, for widoweT
preferred. nr charge Of rooming house.
by September !; references exchanged.
! NJ H. li6 ". Harvey or call after noon
Walnut 60es.
WIDOW-3s. permanent position a.
| housckeeper for widower modern
home no objection TO children, In or
out OF city AS. Oklahoman.
BEGiNNER stenographer desires POSI-
ton; win start for reasonable salary.
| Call Walnut 479.
EXPERIENCED stenographer desires
permanent position K-s2, Oklaho-
| man
LADY stenographer desires copy work
| or something similar to do after Of
| fee hours. evenings Call Walnut si0
after y. m.
| YOUNG lady desires fght office work
can use typewriter. Miss Reich. Wal
| nut sass.
| YOUNG iPdy desires position ha book =
keeper: prefer work In bank; will
leave city; class A-lJpenman. Bib
| Oklnhomnn.
YOUNG LADY desires position as PIX
operator or clerical work; two years
experience. Walnut s3gl,
| WANTED Middle aged lady for house
| keeper. Cali Maple o. 70s W tth.
Al sTENoGRAPHER desires en-.
ployment as private secretary. Room
soi Kingkade hotel
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>FOR RENT-south bedroom. twe
dies preferred 2?1 y. itb. "
ONE large sleeping room for r.
two men. 12s West 9Th. ~
$3.50. ~ Z
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
Second Hand Clothing

G u Hankins pays highest prices for
mems clothing and shoes. Phone Maple
400 ustN ro
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,fHREE nicely furnished h0S3s -
ing rooms $50 East FtftA.
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AUTO MECHANICS - Have permanent
place for two good mechanics; largest
and hest equipped ptage In southweSt
Okla.
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PALACE HOTEL, il2s ~ RobinseN,
large room. south exposure. prtvhte
bath with excellent table board. home
cooking, references. walnut fSs.
SOUTH room. nicely furnished with
board II desired. fhono Wal. s7lls
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EXPERIENCED stenogtapher desires
position; real estate preferred. fost-
office nox T3i
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y WANTED

ucstion' who have had some seilins es.
perience and wish q place where ad-
vsncement Ia unlimited; give telephone
number. B-iso, care oklahoman.
WANTEb-X furniture repair man, Al.
80 u flnisher, Bruce Upholstering
Co, 7th and Harvey.
NANTEb-Promotsr for useful auto
mobile supply, ! have patent. k-s1,
Oklahoman.
WANTED at once. one Job and Cd
man, ons printer. preesman, Der.
rick, Drumrirkt. Okla.
WANTED--Accountsnt experienced IN
municipal work TO sssist G. r. A..
on city audit; permanent n suited
k-ts. 0klahoman.
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Bates Davis
MALE HELP WANTED.

YOUNG men who dcsirh steady posi-
tsn repair and assembly shop. sec
Mr.. Clark, ard floor Western Electric
Co., | East 9Th street..
WXNTED-i can use several live wire
solicitors who have the ability 10
shDv cnrly results must he able 10
fuTnish cor or rig. attractive propost-
uon mnde 10 producers; unless you arc
able TO handle live proposition nppli'
cation would not be considered; snlary
with all expensea guaranteed. territory
oklahoma. CAL IN person or make APP
pi,tnt'on TO Circulation Manager, Far
mef -stoc kman. Oklnhoman Bidg.. on
laIiomn city, Oklahoma.
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INIIl rTNN-l INC NHUI M fNUUt'
AGENTS-t2b n week selling guarnn-
tcod hosiery In spare time. Position
permanent. Rapid Advancement with
Increased earnings. Write quick for
terms Thomes Hosiery Co. ?i9l Bath
St DAYTON Ohio.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
Must 10 First Glass
IiipNcst Wages Paid.
Apply at once.
- RcRABAuGH-BRowN J. @ CO.

YOUNG man with college degree: nine
years as executive In school work
short experience In bank; desires posi-
tlon as assistant cashier in small bank
hest references. J, q, Oklahoman
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Misunderstanding salesman COM
pleta line leather goods. pockets etc
full time. liberal commission: Texas.
oklahoma and Arkansas still open: give
reference In first letter. Bosca- Reed
Leather Company. Springfield. Ohio.
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ALL ROUND Al printer for four
weeks special work may bo permit
nent. ,25 or more II worth II. Herald
IpfnaUIa
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BOYS WANTED

We have several routes open for boys
bctveep the axes OF u 10 l5 Apply
BARBER wanted at once. $40 guaran-
teed; good "a. Bob fox. cherokee,
Okla.
MANTED-Wps, s,man. must be steady
man, 926 per wcse. Cleveland LAun-
WxNfED-Two rood bfodfii makers al
oace. Parks Broom Company. Law
N.t-kOUNn baker At ,nce. KUddya
AkAsv, ChickAsha. Okla
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The Associated Press II evc'nsvely
entitled TO the use for republication oi
all news dispatches crsdited 10 or no,
c,hr,vIse credited in this paper nnd
also the local news published herein
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slruNTIoN WANTED a, ralerman-

SITUATION WANTED as salesman
ager by an experienced salesman and
snleEmanager who has visited practl-
chlly NIL kinds OF retail trade. managed
specially statesmen and sold some OF
the largest merchandise jobbers In
United States no obligation on your
part by granting interview. A-26. Ok
lahoman
SALESMAN with ability wishes posi-,
tion with reliable firm; can furnish
Al reference Address T6 West Wab-
ash Ave, Enid, okla.
POSITION desired by young married
man, 90 years old. graduate OF Mis-
sourl university: three years experience
In automobile tire and accessory busi-
ness: references furnished and charac-
ter win stand rigid Investigation. For
psrsonnl interview, address KITS. OH
lahoman.
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Good bhoo rcrolrman Wlre
or wrlto W. G. Waldron. Naurka
Okla
DAiRYMAN WANTED Experienced
man general dairy work. ono FIfu
family preferred Kings Dairy, Ard
more. Okla, Phone 272
WANTED. .second miller for flour min
Cal or write W. q Hines. Irglc
Milling Co. Edmond, Okla.
GOOD short order cook and dlsh~ash-
er III W. Ord.
YOUNG MAN for bookkeeping aud as
histsnt cashier work prefer one with
s,enographic experience. large corpora
tion. good chance for Advancement
K-b5, Oklahoman.
WANTED -- Young man for assistant
shipping clerk. one who has had rS-
pericnce In whOleHnle house preferred
must write good hand and bee Wlll mo- go
20 to work early In morning good
chance for advancement M-l1. Oh-
Inhuman
BOY with~soine mechanical rhNlty ro
learn n busincss withC3'tocll'nt ~
ture. CAN Wednesday litter $50. =
North Hudson st
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
FOR PENT

TWO dpwnstalra. unfurnished; adults
only 77f T. ftfth
ONI uuiurrl8hcd slcoplng room very
reasonable. 2ls Harrison.
TWO nice cool rooms and kitchenettss
gufufrishpd ON sccond floor. reasons
Rbio rent. q West ith. In rear.
NOR HENr -Infurulshcd housekeeping
rooms 90 man and wife: employso
people preferred cali 3oi r. Nth.
so r. 3RD-+ unfurnished rooms fee
rent
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YOUNG woman thoroughly experienced
In country bank desires position: ref
eronccs. J u OklahomRn
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTEp--Nen and ladies' TO learn
bnrber trade; special low tuition
posItjons guaranteed; free catalog Oh
inhoma city Barber College. l0t Wes'
Csiifornia; Harry kuns. Mgr.
MEN - Our cntaios explains how We
teach the barber trade; u1niled ire'
Schwartz System OF Barber Colleges
iOs w. California Avenue. Oklahoma
tity. Okla.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

DRIGGlSTS-Reg egistered
assistant pharmacist wishes position
In a good drug store. young man. five
years experience; best Of references.
h A OllahOman
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BAND Leader wants position with
young hand Best offer viii be ac-
cepted. References Write Charles r.
Harris, Okerue, Okla.
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LAEGE south front room. twin bsdAs
With hoard, one or two Eenthmsn
Walnut $3.50 L-hLt
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BARRIER TRADE taught lndies and
genticmsn: position gunra nteed: free
catalogue explaining. Write Texas
Barber CSlieGA Dallas or Fort Worth
Texas.
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RENT That vacant room. quick and
Want AZ Wsv.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20
Quinby Melton Now
Manager Of Newspaper

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 2O.-Quimby
Melton, managing editor of the Bir-
mingham Ledger for the past two
months, has been elected first vice
president and general manager of
the Birmingham Ledger company.
Mr.. Melton will have active control
of every department of the paper.
Mr.. Melton has been in the news
paper business for twelve years and
has worked on many of the largest
newspapers in the south and east.
He "broke into the game" with the
Baltimore American and has filled
every position on paper from
"cub" to managing editor.
The stockholders elected the fol
lowing board of directors for the
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20
Community.
Fine ARTS AWARDS.


Best Oil Painting Walters
Best Water Color Painting g-Mrs
H. w. West, DeSoto, Ga.
Best Landscape Water Color-Miss
Ella Wilson, Leslie.
Best Flowers water Color Mrs,
c. o. Niles.
Best Figure in Ou-Mrs. W. H.
Sanborne.
Best Single Piece China Painting
Miss Ella Wilson.
Best Collection of Paintings (Wa-
ter Color)-Carroll j. Clark.
Best Display Basketry-Miss Ruby
Tedder.
Best Original Drawing in Cartoon
w. H. Giddings.
FLORAL AWARDS.
Best Display of Palms-Mrs. Tom
Harold.
Best Display of Ferns-1st, Mrs.
Tom Harold; I'd, Mrs. Jos. Perkins.
Best Display of Begonias-Mrs.
Tom Harold.
Best Display of Dahlias-Mrs Rus
sell Speer.
Best Display of Chrysanthemums--
Mrs, H. J. Webb, Sumter, Ga.
BREAD, CAKES, ETC, AWARDS.
Best Loaf White Bread-Mrs.
Frank Wilson, Leslie.
Best Loaf of Brown Bread-Mrs.
]. F. Mathis.
Best Display of Rolls-Mrs. w. F.
Kedenberg, Aries Plantation.
Best Display of Candy-Mrs. Rus
sell Speer.
Best Display of Cakes-Mrs. Joe
Poole.
Best Pound Cake-Mrs. Russell
Speer.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20

coming year: S. L. Earle, Col. t. o.
Smith, Robert G. Hiden, Quimby Mel
ton, J. A. Martin and j. J. Smith.
The directors elected the follow
ing officers; Robert G. Hiden, presi-
dent, editor and treasurer; Quimby
Melton, first vice-president and gen.
eral manager; j. A. Martin, second
vice-president and advertising mana
ger; F. W. Orlemann, secretary and
business manager.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20

Best Embroidered Table Cloth and
NaN7ns-Mrs. Ernest Statham.
Sc 81 Embroidered Card Table Set
Mrs. G. R. Ellis.
Best Embroidered Tea Doilies-
Mrs. L. B. Brooks.
Best Embroidered Gown - Mrs.
Russell Speer.
Best Embroidered Petticoat-Mrs.
Oscar McLendon.
Best Embroidered Sofa Pillow
Mrs. V. M. Holloway.
Best Embroidered Towel Linen
Mrs. Ernest Statham.
Best Embroidered Baby Dress
Mrs. T. C. Tillman.
Best Embroidered Baby Cap-Mrs.
B. H. Legg.
Best Laundry Bag-Mrs. W. H.
Houston, Pleasant Grove Community.
Best Embroidered Work Bag-MSss
Ella Israel, Smithville. Ga.
Best Crocheted luncheon Cloth
Mrs. Wallace Mott.
Best Specimen Crocheted Lace
Mrs. J. E. Mathis.
Best Crocheted Table Mat-Miss
Rue Crochran.
Best Crocheted Table Set-Mrs. G.
r. Ellis.
Best Crocheted CounssTpane-Mrs.
Azar.
Best Novelty in Crocheting-Miss
Lille Mcdonald, Sumter.
Best Crocheted Table Runner -
Mrs. Paul Easterlin, Andersonville.
Best Crocheted Baby Cap-Miss
Lois Pitcher.
Best Bath Towel With Crocheted
Edge-Mrs. Oscar McLendon.
Best Specimen of Knitted Lace
Mrs. A. G. Howard, Cobb, Ga.
Best Knitted Counterpane-Mrs.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20

understood, however, the date of the
races would not be agreed as June
"a, but later in the fall, on account
of tidal conditions in June.
The challenge named the Shamrock
" as Lipton's boat. The New York
ers will use the Resolute or Vaniti.
o~~~~oo~~~oo~~o~ ~~O0~~~~o~~.-~~~-o-o~-
Chas. Rogers.
Best Specimen Tatting-Mrs. Rus
sell Speer.
Best Point Lace Handkerchief
Mrs. W. D. Moreland.
Best Knit or Crocheted Sweater
From Pleasant Grove Community.
Best Linen Towel With Crocheted
Edge-Miss Mary Alice Stubs.
Best Linen Towel With Tatted
Edge-Mrs. E. R. e.lappell.
Best Silk Quilt-Mrs. W. M. Cas-
fellow.
Best Worsted Quilt-Mrs. E. L.
Carswell.
Best Log Cabin Quilt--Mrs. W. c.
Gray.
Best Appliqued Quilt-Mrs. T, G.
Hudson.
Best Home Made Rug-Mrs. A. c.
Bell.
Best Hand Made Camisole-Miss
Louise Hamilton.
Best Crocheted Gown Yoke-Miss
Marian Stalker.
Best Hand Made Set Underclothes
Mrs. r. C. Moran.
Best Embroidered Centerpiece,
Lace Edges-From Pleasant Grove
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20
AcRIcULTURAL AWARDS.

AGRICULTURAL AWARDS.
Best Peck Brabham Peas.-J. W..
Clopton.
Best Peck Iron Peas-Arles Plan
tation.
Best Watermelon-Arles Planta-
tiO,;
Best Peck Velvet Beans-John
Methvin.
Best Half Peck Soy Beans.-Arles
Plantation.
Best Display Peanuts - c. H.
Schriber.
Best Half Peck P7pcorn-C. H,
Schriber.
Best Bale Peavine Hay-A. and M.
School.
Best Bushel Yellow Sweet Pota-
toes-John Methvin.
Best Bushel White Potatoes-Arles
Plantation.
Best Peck Turnips-Mrs. M. B.
Clay.
Best Collard-Mls. P. F. Bahnsen.
Best Display Of PeppersAC. H.
Schriber.
Best Display of Beets-2d Mrs. M.
3. Clay.
Largest Kershaw-Mrs. M. B.
Clay.
Best Basket of Tonatoes-Mrs. F.
H. Bahnsen.
Largest Pumpkin Mrs. II. J.
Franklin.
Largest Gourd-Arles Plantation.
Gourd With Longest Handle
Aries Plantation.
Best Ten Stalks Of Sugar Game
F. A. Wilson.
Best Ten Stalks of Sorghum Cane
F, A. Wilson.
Best Half Gallon Sugar Cane
Syrup-Arles Plantation.
Best Half Gallon Sorghum Cane
Syrup-John Methwin.
FRUIT AND NUT AWARDS.
Best Peck Pears-Mrs. w. F. Law
son.
Largest Pear-Sara Walters.
Best Half Peck Pecans-1st, Mrs.
F. A. Wilson, Leslie, Ga; I'd, Mrs.
Joe Poole.
Best Display Pecans-H. W. Smith
wick.
CURED MEATS AWARDS.
Best Home Cured Han1-1st, N. A.
Ray; I'd, Aries Plantation.
Best Cured Side-Arles Plantation.
Best Individual Display Home Cur
DIon4n4son
BOYS AND GIRLS POULTRY
CLUB WORK.
Best General Work For Year (Split
Scholarship Ethel Nicholson, Eliza
beth Wise, Louise Bradley, Elton
Virgins.
WOMAN'S CANNING AWARDS.
Best Peach Preserve-Mrs. N. A.
Ray.
Best Pear Preserves-Mrs. Cham
bliss, Pleasant Grove community.
Best Fig Preserves-Mrs. R. L.
Maynard.
Best Watermelon Preseves-Mrs.
Ed Morgan.
Best Spiced Plums-Mrs. R. L.
Maynard.
Gest Apple Preserves.-Mrs. Joe
Poole
Best Plum Preserves-Mrs. N. A.
Ray.
Best Citron Preserves-Mrs. J. j.
Wilson, Leslie.
Best Canned Blackberries-Mrs.
Ed Morgan.
Best Display of Conserves-Mrs.
Jarrett Wilson, Leslie.
Best Blackberry Jelly-Mrs. Joe
Poole.
Best Apple Jelly-Mrs. Joe Poole.
Best Crabapple Jelly-Mrs. N. A |
Ray.
Best Display Butter-Mrs. P. F.
Bahnsen.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20
PACE TIRE


by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There q
ohly one way to cure catarrhal deafness
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by sn In
named condition OF the mueoug Iininp ~
the Eustachtan Eube When this fute =
Unnamed you have rumbling sound or inn
pertect bearing, and when Il is entirely
closed, DEAFNESS is the result UnIeas fhs
innammatlon can be reduced and 1nie ftsfn
restored to its normal condition. i,earine
wiz De DESTROYED forever. Many cases 81
an lnnamed condition OF the r5ueon@ a,.s-
races. Hairs Catarrh Medicine acts thrv
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system. - sNN
We will give One Hundred Dollars sae
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that csrr1t
pc cured by Halls catarrh Medicine. Cir
culars free. All Druggists use.
+. J. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. q.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20

for Americas cup in 1920 seems as
sured.
Announcement is made by the New
York Yacht Club that formal chal
lenges have been received from Isl
Thomas Upton and H. L. Garrett
Best Canned Peacnes-Mrs. Joe
Poole.
Best Canned Pears - Mrs. Joe
Poole. r.
Best Canned Blackberries-Mrs. J.
]. Wilson.
Best Canned Tomatoes-Mrs. Ed
Morgan.
Best Canned Beans-Mrs. Bras
we'll.
Best Cucumber Pickle-Mrs. Bras
well.
Best Mixed Pickle-Mrs. Houston.
Best Peach Pickle-Mrs. Ed Nor
gan.
Best Chow Chow-Mrs. N. A. Ray.
Best Mustard Pickle-Mrs. r. l..
Maynard.
Best Tomato Catsup = Mrs. Ed
Morgan.
WOMAN'S TEXTILE AWARDS.
Best Embroidered Lunch Cloth
Miss Allen Simpson Johnson, De-
Soto.
Best Solid Embroidered Center
piece-Mrs. C. R. Carswell, Americus.
Best Eyelet Embroidered Center
piece-Mrs. H. H. Houston, Pleasant
Grove, Elk. Americus.
Best Embroidered Centerpiece
(Colors) Miss Emma Virgins.
Best Braided Genterpiece-Mrs.
Paul Easterlin, Andersonville.
Best Specimen Cut Woak-MIss
Emma Virgins, Americus.
Best Wallachian Centerpiece-Mrs.
Joe Poole.
Best Embroidered Pillow Cases
Mrs. Ernest Statham.
Best Pillow Cases With Crocheted
Edge-Mrs. G. R. Ellis.
Best Embroidered Sheets and Pill
low Cases-Mrs. Joe Poole.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20
COMPLETE LIST
OF UNPUBLISHED
AWARDSATFAIR

The following is complete list of
the premium awards at last weeks
Sumter county fair, except those OF
the pig, poultry and canning clubs
and live stock exhibits, which were
published Friday and Sunday.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20
BIIOUSNESS
Caused by
kCiid-StOr1aCh

Ifpeople who are bilious are treated accord
ing to local symptoms they seldom get very
much better. whatever relief Is obtained Is
usually temporary. Trace biliousRese 70 its
source and remove the cause and the chances
are that the patient will remain strong and
healthy.
Doctors cay that more than 20 non-organic
diseases can be traced to an Aesd-Stomach.
Biliousness is one of them Indigestion, heart
bum, belohing, eour stomach, bloat and gas
are other signs of acid-stomaeh. EATONiO.
the marvellous modern stomach remedy.
brings quick relief from these stomach mis-
cries which lead to long train OF ailments
that make life miserable II not corrected.
EATONIC literally absorbs and carries
away the excess acid. Makes the stomach
strong, cool and comfortable. Helps diges-
tion; improves the appetite and you then get
full strength from your food. Thousands say
that EATONIO is the most effective stomach
remedy in the world. IL is the help YOU
need. Try 1t on our money-bac ok -if-notsats
fed guarantee. At all druggists. Only 5OA
for big box
FATONlc
TOR YOUR ACID STOMACH
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20

Times Recorder Want Ads Get Re-
suits. Phone SO.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-20

secretary of the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club, proposing that the race should
be started June "a.
The New York Club previously had
told Sir Thamas it would be ready TO
defend the cup after it had received
another challenge from him. 1t was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-05
Y. W. GIRLS
LEAVE FOR
OKLA. MEET

A delegation of twelve girls from
the Chickasha High School Y M. c.
A. left this morning to attend the an
nual Oklahoma encampment to be in
session near Tiahomingo from the Sth
to 18th of June Miss Flagler, dean
Of girls inthe Chickasha high school
is chaperoning the Chickasha delega-
tion.
Delegations from every part Of the
state, probably a thousand girls, will
attend the encampment, said one of
the Chickasha delegation before leav-
ing this morning A Y W. c. A.
rag town. will be established near
the town of Tishominbo. Tents will
be used to house the delegates and
the large park near Tishomingo will
be thiekly decorated with cloth
houses.
Following are those who form the
delegation from the high school y.
w. C. A.: Miss Flagler, chaperone;
Jewell stine, Mabel Tignor, saHie
Bee,er, Elizabeth Horne, Rose Orig.
gers, Madeline Ritz, Wilma sheussler.
Claribel Buford, Orlina Minnett and
Gertrude Hart.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-06-05
IN OUR BAKERY

department we make fresh
daily, bread, rolls, doughnuts
pies cinnamon rolls, cakes, cock
les, Jelly roll and other pastries