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The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

Electric Supplies, Wholesale and
Retail: Russell Electric & Machine
Co., 233 Morley Avenue. 1921 If
Under direction of competent car
tographers new, complete and up to
date map of the republic of Mexico
is being prepared for publication, and
shortly coples will be aval!ob!c for
distribution. Such map is needed
very greatly, because those made
heretofore have become inaccurate on
account of many changes that have
taken place.
Better Electric PercOlatOrs, Toast
ers and Heating Appliances: Russell
Electric & Machine Co. 1921 If
Fifteen new SchoolS nave Deen
opened in the state of Sinaloa recent
ly, several are for adults of both
sexes. An agricultural school with
modern equipment has been estab-
ished. Governor Iturbe is giving
great attention to educational de-
velopment in his state.
Society leaders in Nogales, Sonora,
are organizing grand ball for Sep
tember 10Th, as a part of the cele-
bration of the anniversary of In
dependence of Mexico.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21
MEXICO NEWS
AND INTERESTING ITEMS
ABOUT THE MEXICAN
COLONY OF THIS CITY
By r. r. Ruiz, Reporter

Mr.. M. C. Quihuis, agent for Wells
Fargo & Co.'s Express in Noga!es
Sonora, has rendered his resignation
to accept a better position as mana
ger of branch of Jose Sanchez &
Co., in the same town. Mr.. Quihuis
has been very proficient in his pre-
sent employment, and his many
friends are pleased at his advance
ment.
Now open for business: Russell
Electric & Machine Company, 233
Morley Avenue. 8:21-tf
"The Oasis" reporter has visited
the offices of the "Compania Con-
structora de Nogales, S. A., managed
by Mr.. Asto1fo r. Cardenas, a very
progressive business man, who is
president: and was struck with the
proficiency shown. The leading busi-
ness of the enterprise is development
of homes for people in moderate cir
cumstances, selling them real estate
at moderate prices, and building
thereon comfortable homes on excel
lent terms.
Guaranteed Electric Irons at $4.75;
Russell Electric & Machine Company,
233 Morley Avenue. 1921 IF
In Mexico City police authorities
have inaugurated an active campaign
against traffic in and use of opium or
other deleterious narcotics, and
many arrests have been made, and
large quantities of drugs have been
siezed. Germans are said to be lead
ing in the Objectionable traffic.
Flashlights and Batteries at low
prices: Russell Electric & Machine
Co., 233 Morley Ave. S:21 If
Moving picture films are being put
to use in alb parts of the republic to
give ocular demonstration of modern
farming methods; and farmers are
giving great attention to the demon
strations mentioned, profiting by
them greatly.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

REWARD-For return of hand
made white silk lady's shawl lost in
dressing room, officers costume
dance, Friday night. Article valued
as souvenir from Western front.
Mrs. Rankin, Phone 387-J, or Gil
Rankin, Chamber of Commerce.
8,:17-tf. chg
LOST-A red purse, inscribed
"Washoe County Bank, Nevada" in
gilt letters, with a sum of money,
one yale key and an ordinary key.
Finder please leave at THE OASIS
office. 8:3-tf. d.h.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21
Esp!endid0 Bale

En- ell Garage del Sr. Miguel E.
Ortiz para ell sabado % del actual,
organizado por las Logias "Igna-
clio Zaragoza" No. 1872 de Ia
Union Fraternal de Ayuda" y
No. % de la "Liga Protectora
Latina, a fin de reunir fondos
para la celebration de los dias Is
Y l6 de Septiembre pr6ximo.
Admission 5 100, con invitaci6n.
3, l4-9-t.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

Cleaning and Pressing
NEW FASHION TAILOR SHOP
Soldiers Clothes made to measure
204 Grand Avenue. 6:15-tf
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

Take Care of Your Eyes-See Ari-
zOna Optical Co.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

WE BUILD houses to suit you, on
easy payments; don't overlook this
opportunity. Dunbar's Real Estate
Co. 4-19-tf1chg
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

FOUND:-Salvaged from flood i,s
Santa Cruz River, one 33x4 tire and
rim. Information of same can be
secured at THE OASIS Office by pay
isg for this ad. If.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-08-21

ATTENTION:-A Nogales, come
out to the 16-mile post on the State
Highway for fresh melons. 8-15-3tpd
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-13
HOT SPRINGS. =. ID.
CONTINUE ron pag1
MORGAN PHARMACY.

Farmers and stock raisers have
learned that they cannot afford to neg
lect their stock in this period of high
values. When horses are bringing the
prices they are, one cannot afford to
resort to his own ineXperience and So
called home remedies when they are
cut or off their feed The risk is
too great and can be easily avoided
by calling for DR.. David Roberts vet
Urinary medicine which are carried in
stock exclusively by Morgan's drug
store. These remedies are for all ami
NAL ailments and have been recOg-
nized as the standard in their partic-
ular fields for years. The store also
carries a very complete line of other
patent medicines for human beings,
and the druggists Of the store are al
ways willing and glad to assist GUS
toners to select the kind of tonic,
cure, or remedy best suited to the par
ticular trouble of the patron. The
store is well equipped, also, to fill all
prescriptions, no matter how unusual
or eXacting they may be. The drug
gists employed at the store are ex-
rerts in their profession and are all
licensed
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THE CATHOLIC COLONIZATION
SOCIETY,", u. S. A.

Without doubt one of the greatest
opportunities offered to our readers is
that of acquiring farm or stock
ranch, is now open through the me-
dunn Of the Catholic Colonization So
ciety in the vicinity of Oelrichs, Fall
River county, South Dakota. For
grain and general farming, alfalfa
growing and stock raising one can find
no better lands than these and a care
full examination of all of the lands
with careful thought and observation
given to the climate, altitude, rain
fall and soil itself, shows that those
who act quickly and take advantage
Of this opportunity will make hand
some profit on the investment. The
lands are offered to the Catholic Colo
nization Society by Ernest P. Demou-
lin of Hot Springs as colonization
project and after q very painstaking
and unbiased investigation by well in
formed real estate men, the lands are
recommended as especially suited to
the colonization project. The society
recommends these lands to all Cath
oiic people and all others, subject of
course to local conditions, for use by
colonists. Full information about
these lands will be mailed upon appli-
cation to the Catholic Colonization So
ciety, Asland Block, Chicago, III.
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M!NNEKAi1TA INN CAFE AND
BAKERY

When you dine at the Minnekahta
Inn Cafe, you are always assured of
refined service and appetizing and at
tractive menus. This is because the
management is thoroughly up to date
and alive to the latest methods Of pre-
pairing and serving foods, and in rem
dering the appreciated service to it's
guests. The cafe is open all night for
the convenience Of it's patrons, and
has every facility for their comfort
during the heated weather. There are
plenty of electric fans to keep the
dining cool and comfortable. The
kitchens are models of cleanliness
with their electrically operated dish
washers and new, modern steam Ia
BILE recently installed which enables
the management to give splendid serv-
ice in serving patrons. Because of the
superiority of it's cuisine and the
splendid and refined service rendered.
the cafe enjoys a large patronage.
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THE RIVERSIDE GARAGE.

The Riverside Garage has the sales
agency for the Dodge, Overland and
Buick automobiles and is doing a
splendid business this season. These
three splendid makes Of cars gives the
management of the garage, B. j. Glat-
thy and F. H. Taylor, powerful sell
ing line, for the cars are so well
known and popular that it is an easy
matter to sell them. The salesrooms
of the company have different models
of the three makes from which you
can make your selection. The garage
also carries in stock Fisk, Goodyear
and Star tires, in all sizes and for all
makes of cars. These have a nation
wide reputation for mileage and serv-
ice they render. If you want the best
battery the long-life type, get "Ves-
ta' at the Riverside Garage and then
your battery troubles will disappear.
The garage is equipped to do all kinds
of first-class vulcanizing, car repairing,
battery overhauling, oxy-acetyline
welding, and painting and refnishing
cars.
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The STOCkMAN,S BANK.

When old age Games to you it will
be impossible for you to live on what
you have spent. 1t is only on the
money you have saved from your
earnings or have made from invest
ments made from your earnings, that
you are going to be able to depend
for your livelihood, when you are too
old to work. It is first of all impOr-
tant that you acquire the habit of
Systematically saving a certain amount
OF your earnings every week or
month and the best way to do it is to
become a depositor in the Stockman's
Bank of Hot Springs. Open a say
ings account there today and you will
always be glad that you made the
start. At the head of this sound in
Stitution which has resources of over
a half million dollars, and which is
always identified with the march of
progress of Hot Springs are men rec
Ognized as leaders in the city's finan-
cial and civic affairs. It's officers are:
J. j. March, president; G. A. Stewart,
cashier; c. P. Dalbey, assistant cash
Ter. All deposits in the bank are
guaranteed by the state of South Da-
kota and five per cent interest is paid
On all time deposits. The bank has
safety deposit boxes for rent.
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COFFiNG HANDY KITCHEN.

One of the most attractive confec-
tionery stores and ice cream parlors
to be found anywhere in these parts is
the Coffing Handy Kitchen. Perhaps
the most unusual feature of the store
is the typical log cabin fountain from
which are served the ice cream sOdas,
sundaes, and other refreshing soft
drinks and frozen dainties which
makes the store SO popular The eff
feet of the log cabin fountain is very
pleasing and is a decided departure
in design and thought The stocks of
confectionery carried by the store is
always large and include not only the
best grades of chocolates and bon
bons manufactured by the largest can
dymakers, but also a very complete
stock of homemade Judges, brittles,
taffies, and hard candies, every bit
pure and wholesome and made from
the best of materials and under whole
some and sanitary conditions. These
candies are carried in bulk or in boxes,
ready for mailing if desired.
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j. n. GILLESPIE g. CO.

1t is not too late yet to have your
furnace or heating system .overhauled
before winter sets in. If you did not
get the service from your plant last
year, or if your fuel bill was too high
and the house or store uncomfort.
able, you should have the plant over
hauled. With the high cost of fuel
these days you can't afford to shovel
it in the fire box and have it go up
the chimney and not get the benefit
from it that you should. The cheapest
and safest plan is to let J. II. Gillespie
& Co. overhaul the plant The COM
pany has skilled and expert workmen
who are especially fitted for this kind
of work and they will do the work
promptly and in a workman-like man
ner. All work is guaranteed also.
The company also puts in complete
plumbing system and does all kinds
of sheetmetal work, besides maintain
ing complete repair department
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ERNEST ?. DE MOULIN.

When you are about to invest in
farm lands of any kind in this vicin-
ity, it will be to your advantage to con-
suit Ernest P. DeMoulin to see if the
titles are clear and the prices right
SO that you will be able to make a
reasonable profit on the investment.
Mr.. DeMoulin is well known as real
estate expert and is familiar with all
land in this part Of the Black Hills.
His judgment on land values and
knowledge of soils will be of partic-
ular value to you in making your final
decision of what to buy and where to
buy it. He is president of the De
Moulin Loan G Investment Co. of Hot
Springs and of the State Bank of
Oeirichs, and because of these posi-
lions he holds, his judgment is all the
more to be desired. If you have some
money to invest, but not enough to
buy a farm he will advise you on the
kind of real estate mortgages to buy
which will bring you in the best in
tereSt.
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MORRIS GRAND THEATER,

Has it ever occurred to you just
what a program at the Morris Grand
Theater means to the average indi-
vidual of Hot Springs? How it affords
them an hour and half of entertain
ment, instruction and enjoyment at
the small cost of admission? All
these are available through the splen-
did line of films shown at the Morris
Grand every day. Two programs are
shown every night, one at 7:15 and
S:45 o'clock at night On Saturday
afternoon a program is given at 2
O'Clock, also Sunday. All of the pop
ular movie heroes and heroines fit
across the screen of the theater in
the first showings of the best produc-
lions of the largest movie corpora
tons. The Morris Grand is the Hot
Springs Home of the Vitagraph, Uni
versal, Goldwyn, Pathe, American,
Mutual, First National, Metro and
World producing corporations showing
the greatest dramas, comedies, farces,
travel pictures, current events and
educational films produced in the
world. An evening at the Morris
Grand is guaranteed to drive away the
blues and business cares.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-13
CLEVELAND CATHOLICS
ESTABLISH COMMUNITY CENTER
AND SETTLEMENT
HOUSE.

A Catholic community center and
settlement house, the first of it's kind
in Cleveland, will be opened next
week for the benefit of both foreign
and natives in the fremont school
district.
The National Catholic War Council
is responsible for it's establishment,
as one Of number Of postwar prof.
ects, all of which are financed by
funds left in the councils Golfers at
the sudden end Of hostilities. The
money assigned by the council for this
Cleveland center is part of that given
from the Cleveland war chest to the
Knights of Columbus in the last
United. War Fund drive
Rev. C. H. LeBlond, director Of
Catholic charities, was named tempo
rary chairman.
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CONNOR'S GROCERY e. BAKERY

You will always find the best OF
everything to eat and everything the
best to eat if you center your patron
age at the Conner grocery and bak-
cry. Whether it's canned goods, a
ham or slab of bacon, a sack of flour,
butter or dairy products, a box of
soap or dried fruit, or even a lowly
broom, you will find that. quality is
the very best and what is also the
very best news, is that the prices on
them are as low as goods of such
quality can be sold. If you like real
light breads and rolls, the kind that
really have taste to them, you will
like those that come from the Conner
bakery. Fresh pies, delicious cakes,
cookies and other appetizing products
from the ovens of the bakery are al
ways to be had there, fresh and whole
some and baked under the most SAM
tary conditions.
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ROSARY FROM SHRAPHtL
SOLDIER MAKES ROSARY FOR
MOTHER FROM LEAD TAKEN
3 FROM HIS WOUNDS.

The boy in the corner bed of the
base hospital had been wounded in
six places with shrapnel; and when
the lead had all been taken out OF
him, and he was pronounced to be
convalescing nicely, nothing would
satisfy him but that the nurse should
give him the enemy lead and q pair
Of pjnchers. Before the war he had
been apprenticed to a jeweler, so he
knew how to set about his self-ap-
pointed task. He carried it out neat
ly. and SO little balls were formed
of the lead-siX Of them somewhat
larger than the rest-and then pierced
and strung together. And so the
rosary was made.
When it was finished, its maker,
still weak and suffering, kissed it
and sent it to his mother. And when
it reached it's destination a proud
mother took it to the village church
where, at her request, the priest
blessed and indulgenced it.
And daily now she prays for q
blessing for her son and on her c0un-
try-praying upon the balls Of lead
which had so nearly caused the death
of her son. What wonder if now and
again her fingers stiffen on TIE lead,
even whilst her lips are moving in
prayer.
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GLATTLY LUMBER CO.

The best grades of fuel, lumber and
building materials will always be
found in the stocks of the Glattly Lum-
Der Co. The stocks will also be found
to be among the largest carried in
any yard in Hot Springs or vicinity
and the prices that prevail on them
are the lowest that such grades of ma
terials can be sold at. If you want
fencing materials, timbers for your
new barn or house, it will pay you to
let the company figure the cost for
you and give you an estimate of what
the cost will be. Without doubt it will
be able to save you money on your
bill. 1t will be glad to go over your
requirements with you. Now is the
time for you to put in your winters
fuel if you have not done SO already.
If you don't put it in now you will be
short this winter and cold, too. The
company carries in stock the famous
Hood automobile tires with their 1900
mile guarantee. They eliminate trou-
BILE for you throughout their lifetime
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equally inconclusive. Whoever taught
that God would damn man on ac-
count of his religion? This is the
facie method OF shallow minds to
build up an argument of straw and
then crush it to the ground with a
great show of plausibility. All men
Christians, Jews, Mohammedans, pag-
ans,-aIl are children o. the one true
God, and He desires the happiness and
salvation of them all. 1t is not God
who divided men into different relig-
ious camps; the malice of man
wrought that sad disaster. God Gre
ated this universe for the benefit Of all
placed him as lord over the material
universe; He created Heaven for the
completion of the happiness and per-
lection OF all men. Even when man
turned against God, the Creator did
not abandon him, but tried to recall
him with the promise of Redeemer.
When the Redeemer came-God's own
Son-He established a religion for all
men, that would lead all in the way
Of virtue and peace and final happi-
ness. He died not for the Christians,
but for all men. Everything He did
the Church He founded. the sacra
ments He instituted, the blessings He
gave-were intended for all without
any distinction of race or color or
social position. The whole world
every creature-Was embraced within
His providence. The Catholic Church
has always taught that her sacra
ments and means of grace are in
tended not only for those who answer
to the name of Catholic, but for every
man who will claim and establish his
right to them. Unfortunately all men
do net exercise that right, for they
do not recognize the claim Of the
Church. That does not place them
outside the pale Of salvation. If they
follow the light God has given them,
and are true to their conscience and
the law Of God and Nature, those men
will be saved. If they are lost. it will
not be on account Of their religion,
but in spite Of it. They did not follow
the directions of their religion, re-
jected its precepts, and that would
be cause of their condemnation
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w, E. DANIELS.

Good furniture is always the best
and cheapest investment for the home
maker to purchase, because it has the
values and materials that last, and
also it is designed and has the appear
ance that satisfies the purchasers.
Cheap furniture generally shows it's
cheapness and poor quality in the lack
Of artistic lines, it's gaudy appearance
which soon disappears, and it seldom
;tands up under the hard usage that
furniture receives in the ordinary
home. Whether it is furniture for any
particular room in your home, rugs
and floor coverings, aluminium ware
and draperies, curtains, enamel wear
for your kitchen, you will find the
largest selections and best selections
at the Daniels store.
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SAM CHRISTENSEN.

The jewelry store of Sam Christen-
sen on River avenue is the leading
store of it's kind in the Black Hills dis
trict. Not only does it carry COM
plete stock of guaranteed jewelry
made up in the very latest ideas and
designs, but the store also manufac-
lures special and individual jewelry
after customers designs. Its line,-
the Black Hills Jewelry,-has made
the Christensen store famous and a
popular shopping center for those who
appreciate original designs in jeWelry
for personal wear and adornment.
Mr.. Christensen maintains an expert
watch, clock and jeWelry repair de-
partment and all work is guaranteed.
Eyes are tested, glasses fitted and sat
isfaction guaranteed by graduate
optometrist, licensed to practice in
the state Of South Dakota,
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-09-13
WESTERN DAKOTA MOTOR co.

The Western Dakota Motor Co. in
vites your attention to the different
models of the Maxwell automobile
that it has on display in it's sales
rooms. If you are about to purchase
a car, whether it is the first car you
have ever owned or to replace one
that you have worn out, the Maxwell
should be given your careful consider
alton before you buy. Every year has
been steady and worthwhile improve
ments made in this popular car. It
is as nearly perfect in design and
construction as human skill can make
it. If it could be improved upon the
Maxwell engineers, designers and
workers would make it so. Your or
ders should be placed now with the
Western Dakota Motor Co.
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THE HOT SPRINGS MOTOR CO.

The Hot Springs Motor Co. is the
home of the Ford car, the best known
and most talked of car in America,
likewise the car having the largest
sale in the world All of which proves
it's superiority and practicability.
The Ford is made in several models,
all of which are to be seen at the
garage of the Hot Springs Motor Co.
A full line of Ford car accessories, re-
pairs and parts is always in stock.
The garage has the exclusive agency
for the famous Michelin universal
tread casing and red inner tubes
Equip your Ford with this tire COM
bination and your tire troubles are at
an end. You will find the Michelin
tire is heavier weight tire than the
average tire of other makes. This
means that you have more rubber and
other tire materials that will give the
more mileage and reduce your tire
cost to you.
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The HUNTER COMPANY.

The ladies of Hot Springs who en-
joy being we'll dressed, always select
the big, up-to-date store of the Hunter
Co., in which to do their shopping.
They have found that the stocks there
are the largest and most complete, the
values the best and that all of the
styles of each season are first shown
in its display of stocks. The store is
showing it's autumn wear for ladies.
and misses and also the early show
ings of winter wraps and millinery.
The display of winter capes, coats,
dresses, frocks, skirts, waists, sweat
ers, furs, lingeries, hosiery, shoes and
millinery are now complete and are
the delight of the ladies who have
enjoyed the large display from which
to make their selections. Right now
the stocks are complete and the ladies
are urged to do their shopping In Hot
Springs, ~