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AUCTIONS--LEc4L
Auction Sales.
80

DEC. ~, 1919 Valuable property ior <,ie
on easy terms. The Cape Fear hrickN
plant. located near E.ycttcVile yyuI h.
s9ld at auction December II. II O'clock \
NJ AT IN. plant. On y &. l. Railroad one
miic north OF Wade. Ton good housS; 60
horse boiler and 80 horse engine J. a.
Steel brick min: huge mill dis!ntcGtater
has system Of drying complete. casing.
Tor inning brick: enough clay to last 100
years: about 80 acres iinc Farming iard
cleared. NJ liner brick clay 10 be tonni
II properly managed. The brick busincss
today is The Finest mountaineering bu.incss
in the south. Costs abcu. $500 to make
good bricks. ami worth over $1,000 The
plant can be bought on 'Casy terms and
too. can be handed private. Home ianj
Co. Dunn y M 1917
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Legal Notices.
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HOLLYWOOD LOT DIVINE

HOLLfWOOD lot OWNERS
By resolution passed By the tiir,otor,
OF Hollywood Cemetery Company. parties
Win permit jiSnssd Io2 SY Mi Sir. Soh, eAe
Hooper. superintcndent; or Mr.. w s Stree.
secretary. pass .nto The cemetery ground:
Ia an automobile or carriage on Sundsy.
between he houss OF 10 o'clock a. NJ and
o'clock p. 81. 800
The card OF permission above referred to
must Dc shown at the gate when requested
Il e. WHERRv ali
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.
..SS

AUTO nErAIRING uCsiN EsS- For sale.
., EGod auto TeptnrnE business with fun
Dispatch.
'3 ba,tinE oa rIAI Durham 80 p'"f fas
oautpn.l: op9ratins four trucks
'la taMad1 is ,h AT w 9RDqr5%n, I D53@SS
End every local trouble shat can be relieved
-. &c Fins. D.patan. interested write
MiILioNS ARE BEING MADE: ~ 'rEXAS
com Comma M MEe d III Se,sinS yours; orsa.Tss
ina ssSSg'"isf s, w:i sell catered acreage
sion to brokers, Write for description and
rSri worth 3 H Tiki :" Dan Wagner rids'
MOTOR rRuckS-IiiE mooney In transfer
H %Ei,, Sn%.i", indmgGm@nt for sale "f
3n nEl sEWLo" ne'gssary ,Ii,oc%ws ready f"r
Str.., '''''S ''-' "e@' broad
HE FORD MOTOR is conceded by all
70 b. the mot r"iiab.e power plant which
Be, ioweE A;;achmcn: usHd in connection
Dos .n ha ore orr. n"iGl 'or get power pur-
ihousamIs; Of iarincrs.. i',!o is bound % b..
for this attachment Tor -awinr WOOD Ia,
ciact cih 60 b Grsa S!mn.G 70 attach md
= ieM choice county territories arc still open
10, n 1"iG ,,, OF these attachments. and i;
s NAIL o,; TI3winE bn.i2e.s riguirinn very
rr"posio'' Mi. bs ri i"Tg''i ,; ~,
ION ION N'ESm,Pper 20. to psee!nhe- with
wood tire ruicani@ing plant Capa liz
Ga s, r, ana ;nncs. inc!utug all tools and
Ep'yxS 1..ae: az "wncr ~ moving on iarn
Money a. Loan. 40
>, i59;n t;9ul,abis Loan soetsty an" ies %sris
GiiiZENS' LOAN SOCIETY -
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8O8 East Leigh St.

Storms
RiNcy CT ais.
In the Chanccry Court Of Richmond
Decree July &c. 1918.
The. undersigned appointed spcci.,,
commissioners by the aforementioned
premises: at public auction, subject 10
'ne confirmation Of the court. on
WEDNESDAY,. DECEMBER ,. 1919
at 1870 o'clock p. NJ.
the detached three story and basement
prick dwelling, sos East Leigh Stree,
containing about ten rooms with rs,Inj
convenienccs. There is also on the rear
or the lot large brick building whir,,
can ne rented TO advantage. The lot
block ''''
The proximity of this property to Tho
business center should command the
attention Of homNscekcrs. as we'll as
investors. IL is now rented TO a good
annual tenant at a fair rental.
TERMS: One-third cash. residue At
one and two years. the purchaser 10
give Negotiable notes, with interest
added, and the title to said real estate
retained until payment of same and a.
conveyance ordered by the court.
SAM'L ~ ANDERSON,
HENRY G. REILLY
JAMES Il. CANNON
Special Commissioners
! certify that the bond required bv
the above decree of the special COM
missioncrs has been duly given
Given under my hand this Cd day of
cHAs. o, sAy1LLE. :,
Clerk
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F0ki tAlii~--Nc carry IL fuil line o!
i":i lifts Also SaS, oil. grease. tires.
"I?" auto supply Company. j15 West
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J. = ;. AGTo SUPPLY-Ford parts. acces.
SORES ana r. y; Auto Polish. 3il East
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SEQ cAns-For used cars. see Mulan
Motor COMPANY. ~ ives; Broad stree,
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Situations Wanted-Male. 81

Situations Wanted-Male. 81
BOONE r :PEI:-wantcd set OF books 10
keep during time BY competent
boOkkccpcr. p. o. Box ISL.
Observation-Disclosures position on farm! rails
inc poultry ana hogs. Have ni .xpe.
ri"ncc: understand farming IN all branches
ia. care Times Dispatch
IuMBEi. BUYER AND INSPECTOR wishes
uosiiion. Have had Years experience
experimenting and planin: mills In
North Carolina wars on the road buying
IL Virginia and CaTolInas. u. .. BoX No
-. Milliamshmrg. Va.
STORE MISUNDERSTANDING. position in
Virginia as manager country store, with
IA rminE connections. Have good expert
ence: Reference good. Address l.. o. Box
i26. Raeford. y. G.
YOUNG MAN. age -. now employed in dr.
frrcnt line. desires connection with we'll.
known firm as sa lcSmdn borrower Virgins.
Or North Carolina. - 1873. care Times
TELEPHONE YOUR want Ad to The Times
Dispatch.
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Wv I.N'I|''' tUTtHIhs. hood cOVcrs. rrpairs
Auto Ton y Trimming Co. lOI6 w Broad
" H., no tnn MADE new. YulcaGizins. bee
.. West bioad B:ifs Tyre and Rubber
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EMPLOY VEN7
Help Wanteti-Ycc,nnIc

COOK wanted tor family OF .our- one VII.
,nS I? hssl.t .!S hoyscworn. References
.Suh,tcd SDf-H West Grace. boulevard
btDl rs Tw" ladies; llgnt ou(CioUr WORK.
ih"ufo ui9sF. Liberal SALARY and com.
MISSION III East itroad street
LADY wanted 4, ,,-,g,,.. -
49,, ~ MnSt Write Il good hand Nd
HHE--Wtnici for about three ,nonJhs
:. q capable nurse tor baby Apply ii. East
- = 'NHi ''Si' y JtiISHCcd stcnoSra-
pt,,' '"E general ono. work. p.rua men;
hyni.i"u' i!Sas"nt. healthy surroundings
.saa,,s- : -, ear" Times Di.patch.
nous. "NEttienc"d stcTO8rapher. state
Ssai"fE expected and experience. Address
WANTED MAKE 81" a week addressing eII-
E'!"p'S. an or spare time Particulars
I've. Leo Snadc. $50 Wordcn street Grand
KanIhs. Mich - ~ ".'N
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business Places fur ,icn1. IS

BUILDING for factory or storage Lci
Fourteenth Street. Randolph 5000.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Offices and Desk Itoom.
Wantctl-'TO Rent.

;SN ROOM wanted IN an oihcc or wound
c.HrIy sNar" expense OF small oitiCC.
,dr..s BeN !, l25. care Times Dispatch
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Articles for Sale.

cots, blankets. navy hammocks. quits.
ment. tents for rent. Write for prices and
ca catalogue. Dept a. Army & Navy Simply
l7tn 81. Main Office 1901 Lester St. Phone
No. 1l3S Richmond Va
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oEE THE NATIONAL Auto Ton Co III
Tor stern! curtains and fronts OF al! 81,
iSp rSr"HaliiinE ana rcpai:ins. curtain iiSh;.
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'AKk Pl'uGs -pcrfs restore ricasurc mo
;oiinS Massey & Company. eII Nnrtn
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Wanted-Live Stock.
MERCHANDISE

RABBIT uOUND-Wanted. to buy good IA g.
bit hound. female. Address &c. L. w"
gu East loiEh street. Richmond. Va
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Poultry and Supplies.

NIL -koLINE-DoR't lose sigh, of the fact
that Milkoiin. costs but cents q gallon
or less when fed directed. No other
investment that you make on tho ia rm
viii pay YOU bigger dividends. nrauer ~
hasten. Distributors. eos East Cary street
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Rel EsY41E tNH REYT
Apartments and Flats.

BARTON IirIGIlTS-For rent first IIt
large rooms 'lu Miller Avenue. Barton
lIcIEhts. clil Rando.nh 2Stl-W
EIGHT. ROOM nat for rent. Rent chcnr.
Call Madison iSa1-.I
NJ MARSHALL. EASE I3-Furuished honsc.
keeping Hat. sas range. running watc. in
Kitchen
SUBURBAN LOCATION--NcN modern
brick, first nour fat hot water heal Isrr"
yard and porchcs. suburban location. near
car line. at $40 per month, with fuel ana
wafer furnished Only twenty minutes car
ride to or from Seventh and Main Streets.
Tenant must accommodate three table
noardcrs: References required go. care
Times DISPATCH.
business Places for I;cnt. 40
BUILDING for factory or storage rear
Fourteenth street Randolph gGOO
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SEE MISS VIA. ROOM 500, 7ss
EAST GRACE STREET. AT ONCE.
Or GALL BIT TELEPHONE FOR
APPOINTMENT. RANDOLPHl.sos.
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DISPLAY-CLfSSIFIED

BY N. \. McCURDY,
Real Estate Broker.
Mutual Building.
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CONTS--Tnather aviation coats, Prop(c's
Service station. IL West Gracc Street.
Madison 2iGnW.
CUT GLhSS-We carry q FUN line OF cut
glass. Come in and see our display
Schaaf Bros. t26 East Broad Street
IiESE Want Ads .roduCn Resulta
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AUTOMOBILES
service MISUNDERSTANDING. i;

FOR SAI.E-k good auto storage business
With housing space for 20 ears. sias tank
Apache oil tankJ and office nNturcs Included
VIII soil right. 40. care Times Dis.
eli
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TELEPHONE YOUR Want Adj TO The Times
Dispatch.
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AXIS fLtHS-Dcrfs produce unbclIcvnLI,
roau.}S' Massey y Company. PA NSrth
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AUTO REPAIRING BCSLN t.SS- For sa!o
good auto repairing business with iull
equipment including tools. service rar.
nuiancc, etc. Address \ ia. care Times
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rooms OF beautiful frrn!.
tu!. Tor sale. including beautiful beds
springs aud mattresses. rugs. pictures aud
mirrors; / 5000 Gratanola. with records
CircasstnG walnut cabinet sewing mae n me-
with electric motor; l new method gas
range: white enamel iIUosicr Kitchen cab
i'ct and other household goods. This fur
niturc IL tho hos, that money can buy and
must b. sold today as owner Is leaving
CITY Call with ,csh at 3lO Il. Franniin.
SEWiNG MACHINES. $3.50 up. al. West
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
KFENEY'S THEATER.

Sing Sing prison, most famous of American penitentiaries, with ~ts doath-h -house--the little green door" that leads to eternity, the dea tn chamber, where stands the heavy sul- len chair beckoning the condemned with the light rays reflected from it's trappings of steel and copper,- the silent guards-thc Widc-eyod group of legal witnesses. aWed by the fate that awaits the entrance of The Panther Woman,' is the fea- ture photoplay showing at Keeneys tonight, Friday and Saturday. "The Panther Woman' is portrayed by tho celebrated star Mme. Olga Petrova, portraying tho role of Patience Spar hawk from tho famous American novel, "Patienro SparhaWk and Her Times,' by Gertrude Atherton. In tho character of Patience Sparhawll, child of fate and the victim of cir Cumstanccs, Madame Petrova visua- lizpS a character new to the long repertoire of roles she has essayed in previous productions. Miss Ather- tons story gives the famous Polish star splendid opportunities for her dramatic ability in settings ideally suited to the distinctive Petrova per- sOnality. There will be other short features and comedies and also vau- deVillc acts of merit
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
IYCEUNI THEATER.

Mary Pickford in "A Poor Little Rich Girl" is the feature at the Ly ceuna tonight. This feature is one which has never been shown in New Britain before and one which is classed as one of the many successes of Americas sweetheart It is seldom that Mary Pickford has been featured in a more entertaining picture than "A Poor Little Rich Girl,'' which has filmed with the aid of a strong cast. Marshall Neilan, Joseph Macdonald, names well known in film circles, ap- pear in support of the star. The story is of wide appeal and interest. Miss Pickford plays the role of a very rich girl, who despite all her riches is dissatisfied because the beautiful sur roundings and wonderful luxuries she has are all too lonely for her. She wishes for a companion to share them. In her schooldays she is par ticularly lonesome. How the poor lit tie rich girl is finally made happy, furnishes a fitting climax to this splendid picture.
 The new vaudeville bill consists of three high class Keith acts. There are Frank Smith, comedian: Five Pandurs, two men and three women. In novelty variety offering, and Maggie.
 Coming with a widely heralded rep utation as affordng Dustin Farnum the most popularity accepted vehicle of his screen career, "A Man in the Open," will be presented at the Ly- ceum- on Monday. The vaudeville program will contain an act with six beautiful diving girls in it,
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
PARSONS, THEATER.

... When Dr. .4.agerlof abandoned her reserve 9nd appeared the outspoken champion of wonlanis rights at the international congress at Stockholm sin I9445 the women of the world con- sidkfed it one of the greatest victories they had'Won in years, and her speech Which was worthy to be preserved among the classics of the day was characteristica1ly northern and breathed the fresh, pure, passionate love of home
 Amid the surroundings of her home at Delarne, Sweden, she conceived the plot of her latest narrative, "The Girl From the Marsh Croft" which will be shown at Parsons theater Thursday afternoon and will also be seen in the evening. Seats selling.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
.IZ" EASES TIRED,
 SORE. SWOLLEN FEET |staalt Relief For Acl,flsg, i ,Fns,ffed-
 Un, Gaalogised F'eer and ,- $. Corns. 97'afssst, ,3ssfs )s ffg':.'

Why go 1imping around with aching, BTed-up feet-feet so tired, chafed, 8'e and swollen you can hardly get
 Ilr shoes on or off? Why don't you 25-cent bo xof 'Tiz'' from the
 |Ig store now and gladdon your tor
 led feet?
 |"Tiz'' makes your feet glow with
 |nfort; takes down swellings and tvs the soreness and misery right | of the feet that chafe, smart and In. "Tiz' instantly stops pain in
 2 ms, callouses and bunions. '"Tiz" Blorious for tired, aching, sore feet. N more shoe ttghtness-no more foot
 #ture
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
State of Ohio, City of Toledo,

State of Ohio, City of Toledo,
 Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore- said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of Decem- (SeaD Notary Public.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally and acts through the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o. Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family PSls for constipation.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

Well, it's all over. now, andsS SSth raostcally unhurt, nothA the a1se :. ! r with me but woun4 ,sn di1y Left
 na--isn't that the wonderful 1ucl(, sYeetheart? If it had been my risiat'' wouldn't be singing this tune. Don't &t hectic notions now. The leftSnkpa MI be all right eventually but it NN
 ke quite 8 spells and there's a little
 ring halt in the muscles that wo1Sla May hob with the ,illustra tinA game
 lis year if my right arm had been A nnlacky member. And L am sure
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
PARSONS THEATRE
HARTFORD.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS
 Matinee Saturday. Lyman H. Howe's New Travel Fes- tivaI, YELLOWSTONE National Park, Japan, Capturing Monster Sea He phants Flying Over Washington, Many Others.
 Nights 25c, 35c, and soc; Mat. 25G and 35c. Seats selling. Next MON, TUES, and WED, Mat. WED. The Laughing Farce Hit, SHE WALKED IN HEIR SIAEEP."
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

SIt that sd1npss 3ertd Ra 0
 alsss SO dressdfed. aws ted fffs irr h. 9set an tread pages of ns l,,psbs p s lf and for a moments Iss I la! Ia cked e<taaragesNpo .reqd ass;,sA one thing suss,,,kfhe 1etfsr sraaf A1p. When I, ,8ilta1l ystook ia up>again, '; !. sxst sts le freak oldt Harry tools when F Itsfas sing at Mincola, he eaftainly NalE xtb sforsa1xa thousahds tim es over Ahts ,EIfe's teen changed queerly agkeel Stme, foyer here anyway for tf1 time I've thought oof him AABt lot6f his ,pld fbep. But in lois '.of ways, tlse}best oness e was the -emn sld lad, raxpalled, With 50 ssiony bac 18 Nome, anT nxe sure had some good times toget thessa ain the intervals ,of, thc. more serfouss busN ess. oVer.hefe' tgTheree ee'ad seemed :toZ De Inst Y one t&sbasght fn his mind. $ 44age f-.iato4 the l 'iShost dangerous spot .7ie ,c5h1ti find at ! every opportunity, LIT NyT didn't know morbid would have thought he was s~+rying to strike a short cut to the Never Never Land. But I fancy it was just his natural born recklessness and restlessness. At any rate, ambulance work--and the Lord knows that's dangerous enough--was too tame for him, and he spent all his spare time and pulled all the wires he could to learn the mechanical end of the air game.
 ''Of course it was simply nuts to hm-Hary always could take the most com mplicated machine on earth to pieces and put it together again; and so it was easy to give him q chance to go up with me, especially as the lad who usually accom- panied me got knocked out with tho flu the day before that last flight Of mine. '
New Britain herald., 1919-03-13

UIIIIBS tU
 4ghfeousness through the media NfN fast talking six shooters.
 sssasss Pearl White in Ep. No. 10 of "The I.ightn&hg Raider" entitled The ~4saHed Trap" is a Hitting running mate for Tom Mix, this episode being also Backed agith action and thrills. A new, .F'oxssSunshine comedy, entitled s." Hid Musical Sneeze," the latest Pathe sHSaMs, Mutt and Jeff and the Screen ssnpplem entT with Peeps into Film Land, "., make up an uhrivalled film sSproggam.Ss -Four acts of Fox vaude- svIlie, consisting of Maude Brown < Ryan t O3,Neil, Wallace and Duvall, and "A Night in Egypt" the latter miniature musical comedy with nine people special scenery, pretty girls, etc. complete the show.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
Williams RittcullouSp

Miss Fay Williams, eldest daughter OF
Mrs. r. y. Williams and Mr.. William
RIttenhouse, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
RittcnhOusr, were married at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother, 32j Il
street. northwest. The ceremony was
said by Dr. Crayton $. Brooks, pastor
of the First Christian church, In the
presence Of a few friends and relatives.
Immediately after the ccremony, Mr.
ana Mrs. Rittcnhouse left for Calves
tom ana other Texas cities, where they
viii spend a brief honeymoon, after
which they will return to Ardmore and
viii make their home on Mr.. Rtten-
houses farm. six miles northwest Of the
city.
The bride has lived in Ardmorc prac-
tically all her life and has a large cir
Gle Of friends she is u graduate Of
the Ardmore High School. She also
compelled special course in teaching
at the Central State Normal at Ed
mond, and has taught three years at
the Hignight school, northeast of the
city. Mr. Rittenhouse is one Of Car
ter couuty's most prominent young far
mcrs. lie recently returned from over
seas service.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
Rirtll,luy Party

In celebration Of her thirteenth
birthday anniversary, and honorlng
Miss Dorothy DoWnard, who with her
parents is residing temporarily at sui
phur. and another houScgucst, Miss
Mamie Crockett of Durant Miss Ntr-
ginia Crockett entertained a group OF
friends with an afternoon party, Wed
nesday. at her home, 3l9 u street.
southwest. a pink and white color
motif was acrricd out in the dccora-
tiuns and refreshments Vases Of love.
ly pink ana white roses were placed
at intervals throughout the rooms. In
the center of the dining room table,
from which refreshments were served,
was a large bouquet Of the dainty
flowers
The guests presented a unique APP
peurancc having been divided into
groups some appearing as grown
up young ladies'. the other group be-
ing dressed as young men. Another
interesting feature and one which ere
uted much mcrrimcnt was the fortune
telling booth Miss Josephine Dick
son played the role of fortune teller.
Those entertained were Ruth Dill
worth, Gwyu Whitamau, Rohecca Love,
Dorothy Downard, Mona Ruth Webb,
Beatrice Weiss. Caroline Strcahlcy,
Mary Helen Potter, Marguerite wal
lensteiu, Marguerite Wood Hethino
Wolvertou Mary Effic Jameson, DO
lores Fcuncr and Mamie Crockett
The young hostess was assisted by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
parlAsG GuislIaM

Miss Ruth Parks and Mr.. William
Gutshaw were quietly married Tuesday
night AT 3 o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. D.
Parks. 9o3 - street, southwest, the Rev.
@. ". Lewis pastor Of Carter avenue
church, officiating, only % few init
mate friends ana relatives Witnessed
the ceremony
The bride ana groom are both well
known In Ardmore, having made their
homes here several years. Mrs. Gut
shaw is q trained nurse and has been
with the yonKcler hospital five years.
Mr.. Gutshaw, since his return from
overseas service has located at Wichita
Fails, Texas, where they viii make
their home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
A Refreshing Newness
in the New F all Dresses

The semi-severe war time silhou-
cites subdued materials depart with
the incoming autumn dress fashions.
Milady will therefore embrace with
long-suppressed enthusiasm the numer-
GUS charming ideas in the dress selec-
tions now offered-the simplest of
which is more delightful than many of
the more pretentious efforts developed
under the restrictions of the past few
seasons. Shown here in exquisite mod
els in both silk and wool materials.
Each price represents true value.
$3.50 to $4,000.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07
~ MRS. EMMITT T. REID
Telephone 538-

being postponed because Of Labor Day
celebrations
Tho program as outlined in the year
book will be followed with Mrs. Esse
Jackson, leader. Subject assignments
are as follows. Prehistoric Periods,
Mrs. Jackson, Discovery Of Fire, Mrs.
John Chandler; Primitive Homes, Mrs.
j. p. Stous Evolution Of Food Plants,
Mrs. l.. L. Wilkinson; Clothing, Mrs.
Carpenter, First Religious Conceptions,
Mrs. j. y. Phelan; The Taboo, Mrs. c..
T.. Stewart.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07

The DeWhiun Society viii open its
fan and winter term OF meetings to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the club rooms no Convention Hall The
regular meeting Of the club will be
held the first and third Mondays Of
every month, the meeting last week
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-07

Or. and Mrs. J. l.. Cox and daugh-
ter, Miss Anne Anderson, have moved
into their handsome new home sly
BiXby avenue. Since the disposal OF
their home on G street, northeast they
have occupied the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rollins, 600 North Wash
ingtOn street, Mr.. and Mrs. RoIllllS
having spent the time at their coun-
try home northeast Of the city, have
moved back to their Washington street
home