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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
PL0W EXHIBITION.
To DEMONSTRATE.
8-H0RSE H|TCHES
TEMPLE FARM NORTH OF OF
TAWA SELECTED FOR ExPER-
. MENTAL STATION DEMON
STRATiON APRIL IL.

The eight pillow horses hitched two
abreast and in column are more eff
fective than the same number OF
animals on beam, viii be demon
strated Saturday, April 18th, under
Better Farming Association, which
has made arrangements for the eX-
hibition TO take place on the J. ".
Temple farm, eight miles northeast
of the city. The demonstration viii
begin at 1880 and continue until 6:Oo
=. NJ. Visitors are expected FROM
Aurora, Streator, and all the territor'
northeast OF the city, country tap
ped by good gravel roads.
The blowing match Will be under
the direct supervision of Prof. +. ~.
White, OF the Illinois Experiment
Station at Urbana, who has discover
ed how to entirely eliminate the side
draft. He has planned bitches where
by, four, six or eight horses can be
worked in pairs one behind the
other, with perfect ease and satisfac
ton.
He says one man can drive eight
horses on three-bottom pillow, he
recommends that the farmer learn
how to use six horses, strung out IL.
pairs on a two-bottom pillow. In tina
manner six acres per day, or thirty
six acres week can be turned.
Explains Side Draft
Three or four horses, it is main
tanned. cannot be hitched abreast on
a single bottom sulky, or two-botton
gang pillow, without having side draft
This side draft as shown by the TX
perimental Station, show the load t
be increased from fifteen to thirty
five per cent and average arouno
twenty to twenty-five per ce1t.
In a bulletin sent out today by tn,
La Sale County Better Farming
Association, l. 5. Brooks. Soil Advisor
says of the approaching demonstra
ton
This is the biggest gain to horse
men and farmers of any power dis
covery yet brought forward by oul
Experiment Stations.
The La Sale County Better Farm
ing Association has arranged for I
blowing demonstration on Saturday
April 18th. from 100 to Geo p. NJ.
to show all these bitches in the fell
at work at one time. The demonstra
tion will be on the J, w tempt,
farm, miles north and four mile
east Of Ottawa; ? miles northeast 0
WedrOn and miles southwest of Sc
rena. on gravel road, Those wht
come by the Burlington train from
Aurora, Streator or Ottawa SHOULD
get of at Blakes. which is on tn,
Temple farm, North bound trains a
1854 A. NJ, and 3;42 p. NJ, Soutl
bound trains at 1886 A. NJ. and Ga,
p M.
Prof White will be present in per
son. and will explain the principles
underlying successful horse bitches
Come and see what you never saw
before-S horses driven by one MAJ
with single pair of lines on three
bottom pillow, turning over ground a
the rate of 80 acres per week.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
CoIors for Dyeinu,

White, very light cream, pink. blue
or green can be dyed any color. Light
red may be dyed a darker red, pur-
pie, plum or brown. Brown will be-
come a. darker brown by the use of
crimson or garnet. A dark green may
be dyed deeper shade of green.
brown or black. ...--
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
City and Vicinity
News

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Yentz, 81
Adams street, left this morning Tor
to attend the funeral OF
James Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jensen of Cen
ter street are the proud parents OF
a baby daughter born this morning
Russell Wright manager of the Gay
ETY. Theatre went to Aurora today on
a business trip.
Mrs. Louis G. Shrgley of Ottawa
avenue went 10 Chicago this morning
20 spend two days visiting friends.
Miss Ina Snow. who is attending
Smith college at Southampton, Mass,
is spending her spring vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E.
Snow, 712 Ottawa avenue.
Miss Nellie Malaise of Harding was
an Ottawa visitor yesterday.
p J. Meehan has returned TO his
come in Chicago after a visit at the
home of his sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Far.
rell, on Washington street
County Treasurer George Reynolds
has returned to his home in this city
after business trip to Springfield,
Miss Mayme Reardon has returned
o her home, rs Webster street, after
spending the past several months in
'alifornia. Her sisters, Misses Maude
md Sylvia Reardon, was accompanied
her to California, will remain there
Turing the summer
Frank Thomber of Monmouth trans
acted business in Ottawa today.
Miss Rose Marco, 901 West Jeffer
son street, is spending the day in Chi
age.
Albert Windus of Harding was al
ottawa visitor yesterday.
Joseph Maierhofer returned to hi
lome in this city last evening after
visit with Chicago friends.
Miss Mary Wallace and Miss Elk
3ousins have returned to Chicag.
after spending the past few days wit
Hiss Cousins mother at l0S Mat
street.
Mrs. Joseph Gyger of West Lafay
tie street and Mrs. Henry Bonges ar,
listing friends III Henry, H., today
Mrs Gus May of the Palmer Apart
llnents and Miss Iris Brown, OF CleVe
and, Ohio, who has been Mrs May
guest for the past several days, lei
mis- morning for Chicago lor a visl
With friends.
Attorney Arthur Shay of Sreato
transacted business in Ottawa yes
erday.
| Mrs. James Graham, T03 OttaWi
avenue. left this morning for TER
4aute. Ind, for a visit with he
laughter, Miss Dorothy Graham VIII
$ attending st, Marys in the Wood
ear Terre tiaute
Joseph j. Lick went to Chicago thi
! morning Oh business.
Attorney Clarence Griggs went t
'hicago this morning ON bushes
.hir.
w. b. fIpatheringtOn of La sail
| vas an ottawa visitor yesterday.
| Frank Boyle. 1909 Columbus stree
vent to Chicago this morning on
| usiness visit.
Walter Panneck of La Sale was a
| ottawa visitor yesterday,
| Supervisor Winans Of Rutlan
| transacted business in Ottawa today
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
No Such Word as Fail.

There is difference between not
succeeding and failing. The one is
final; the other is only temporary
If you persevere in spite
of not succeeding, if you start again
and act on the knowledge you have
gained by your slip, it will not work
you lasting injury. 1t is only when you
surrender that you are really beaten.
There is no such word as fail" to one
who will not give up.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
TWO PEORIAMS DIE
IN POWDER BLAST

Peoria, April ? -- Kelly Heinz and
George Krause were instantly killed
in an explosion in the Press mill of
the Western Powder Companys plant
at Edwards station, six miles west
Of here today. Windows in build
ings within Il radius of two miles
were shattered by the explosion.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Royal Neiqhbors.

The members OF IEini Camp No 461,
Royal Neighbors of America, are re
Quesled 20 be present in the X of e.
Hall this evening All Neighbors are
invited to attend
MRS SARA DAY, Recorder.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Midweek Services.

\ midweek service will be held this
evening at 100 o'clock at the Zion
Evangelical Lutheran Church The
pastor. Rev. !. T. Mueller, will speak
on The Three Crosses on Calvary"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market repor: furnished to
he Free 1rader-Journal by w. L,
-,tnyre, member Of Chicago Board OF
Trade, Moloney building, phone 10iI
Correspondent Lamson Bros. & Co..
Chicago.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Notice,

The West Side Bible Class will meet
at the home of Mrs. Emil Hess, 20,
Elm street, at 2:30 Thursday after
noon.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
(Main want add section page five.)

statesmen - AGENTS - Advertise
candy to storekeepers; good pay
Kurn Candy Mfg. Co., 1919 Ranstead
St. Philadelphia, Pa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Notice.

The Andan Lunch Company, having
sold the Ottawa Andan branch, 23
Madison street, formerly conducted by
Mr. A. 5 Zannis, to Mr.. II. A. kapas.
an bills and claims due up to the 3lst
of March vii. be settled by the Andan
Lunch Company at the main office,
20 Jefferson street, Joliet, to which
Office all accounts should be sent Mr..
Harry Karas viii take charge of the
business April list, and from that date
will be responsible for all accounts.
ANDAN LUNCH COMPANY.
By \ $ Zannis, Manager
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
SOCIETY NOTES


The Congregational missionary so
ciety will hold an all day meeting on
Friday in the parlors of the church.
The day will be spent in sewing for
charity and a picnic luncheon will BE-
served at noon.
g . 3
Miss Elizabeth Asseltine, former
superintendent of Ryburn Memorial
hospital, was the guest of honor at
very enjoyable farewell dinner given
Saturday evening, at the Peru hotel
by the members OF the 4th District
Of Registered Nurses Association
Covers were laid for 20 guests at a
long table which was deliberately dec
GRATED in red carnations. After the
dinner an informal social time was
enjoyed by the guests. While the
dinner was a farewell for Miss Asset
tine it was also arranged in the ma
lure of a reception of welcome for
Miss Jessie Horn, the new superinten-
dent Miss Bessie Phillips, a mem.
Der of the organization who is now
stationed at the Fort Sheridan re-
construction hospital, as a Red Cross
nurse, was present
About seventy-tiye girls attended
the meeting of the Patriotic Service
/ League, Monday evening in Armory
/ G. Instructions in military drill was
given by Lieut. Richard Dunn and
/ a very interesting talk was given by
/ Miss Mabel Phileo now city home
/ advisor Arrangements were made
4 for the forming OF a class in dress re-
modelling, which will be held under
/ Miss Phileo's instruction. Prelimi
nary arrangements for the exhib
ton drill and ball, which will be held
in the Armory, just after Easter were
made.
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist Church vii
hold an allday meeting at the HON,
Of Mrs. G.. NJ. Pool. All State street
Friday April f. All ladies of The
church and congregation are urged t
attend this meeting. Gentlemen in
yited 20 lunch.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02

WANTED-A good, trustworthy, mid
dle-aged couple as caretakers on
farm; house rent free. For further
particulars call on or address VIM.
Jamison. 800 Armory Block, Ottawa
III.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Notice.

The Ottawa Musical club Will meet
with Miss Beem Friday evening at
O'Clock
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02

was cut down to 2,06l.
Then Mayor Thompson jumped to
the front, with a lead of 125 votes in
$50 precincts.
His lead was increased to 3ii by
the time 200 precincts-more than
half the 2,215 precincts in the city
had reported.
BY the time 1850 precincts had
turned in their figures, SWeitzer was
ahead by 24G votes,
Thompson then took a tremendous
squirt and with 1900 precincts in was
COL votes ahead.
At the 1850 precinct post the
mayors lead had been cut to 1892.
A few minutes later the adding ma
,hine gave the mayor lead Of 2,194
votes in 1,4OO precincts.
Thompson's lead jumped to ISIS
with the figures from 1850 precincts
at hand
1t seemed probable that neither
candidate would beat the other by
more than 10000 votes, which is 50
small a percentage Of the total esti.
mated vote of 100000 that a contest
would be inevitable according to all
political preCedcnts. A gain of four
votes to a precinct would account for
| = 600
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Deca.ur.-The entire family of Tony
Rice-six are i'll in a hospital here
with influenza one has died.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
The Wonder Store
80 Madison ST. Opp. Post Office.
BARGAINS
Eor Thursdav and Friday

For Thursday and Friday
Buy now and save money. Don't
Mss this. Come in and see. Here
re only a few we mention:
Heavy Blue Work Shirts .......98c
summer Army Shirts 49,. ....$l.45
Wear good.
Special big selection of Mems Dress
Shirts .............. $500 to $500
GUNNER Ribbed Union Suits ....$f.25
2-piece Summer Underwear. Csc
Red and Blue Handkerchiefs ..... Toe
Rockford Sock .......,..........2 0c
ieavy Blue OVeralIs ..........$1.59
lest grade Heavy Blue OVeralls $1.95
and ................. .t.......''.. @I'|2
Big selection Of Heavy Pants $3.50
White OVeraIIs ....,........,.$ 1.39
SPECIAL SHOE BARGAINS
Guaranteed Work Shoe, best all leath-
err, best wearing and fit, good half
half sizes, also EE, Sc shoe, spe-
ciaI for Thursday 1898
Big selection of Mems Dress Shoes at
reduced prices for Thursday and
Friday. Buy now, Save Money.
GENUINE BLUE SERGE SUITS.
Guaranteed finest all wool fast co!ors,
hand tailored blue Serge Suits that
wear and hold their shape for years,
Come in and look at them.
CHlLDREN'S BARGAINS.
}oys' Khaki Shirts .............79c
3oys' Dandy White BIouses 800
3oys' Biouses ..,................5 SEC
Boys Black Heavy Stockings. ....
..................... and SOC
Boys Overais, Csc and .......,. 98c
3oys Ribbed Union Suits ........75c
Big Bargains in Children's Shoes.
Come and see.
aides Boudor Slippers .......$1.85
adde's Nurse Shoe, vici kid, cushion
sole, rubber heel, special at $3.50
New Bargains Every Day.
Come in Early and See.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
Wet 4 to /

Chicago, April - Chicago admin
lstered an unmistakable drubbing to
the drys in its vote on the local OPP
ton issue Yesterday.
Early returns indicated the vets
rolled up an approximate four-to-one
majority Women's woes as well as
mems were overwhelmingly wet
From local standpoint, the only
effect of the vote is the assurance
that Chicago will continue wet until
July /, when wartime prohibition is
scheduled to become effective.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-02
THOMPSON REELECTED
MAYOR OF CHICAGO
By 1900 PLURALITY

Continued from page II
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

NNY@ ~ lsO ACRES IL miles from
WV WN city. 4 miles from good
road 30 Acres In cultivation and now
IN wheat. ono-thlrd OF which gors with
lnnd. Is Acres adapted to alfalfa; 6.
room house. smokehouse over stone
cellar Good barn. sranary, chicken
house and other outbuildings Good
wen and z good springs. never failing
immediate possession. For uuiek sale
they have authorized us to sell TO-
1880. Name your own terms Listing
3.575.
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STORE FIXTURES

LlG O-NiER Ice King" grocer refrig. .
orators. display counters, nnd market
Mgr.. i25 Insurance Bldg Phone Wni'
nut 5g3s
AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
AND DAYTON"
MONEY WEIGHT SCALES
POSITIVE PROTECTION
WRITE FOE rRicEs.
Y. ". TANNER. MGR.
Walnut bgJe 3?5 Insurance Bldg.
SODA FOUNTAiNs-We have several
bargains; an sizes. both new aud
slghuy used; easy monthly payments
can include IN same contract with
fountain. all fixtures necessary TO open
up first .ela@ drug or confectionery
stote Grosman Fountain company,
Dallas. Texas.
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS
TEXAS OIL LEASES

TEXAS OIL LEASES
SHACKLErOltD COUNTY
| You recall what Bin said Regarding
thu tide In tho affairs Of man" The
flood 10 now on which leads 10 FOR.
tune. Lots take it-not tomorrow
but today.
am syndicating nm sO.acro loase IN
our lease on Conrad ranch. geological.
" the cream OF Shackloford county
for $4,000 IN ten units Of $500 each
We are drilling three wells on tho Con.
rad ranch OF 1000 acres aud arc sur
rounded by wells drilling on all sides
within two miles OF us II you want
70 Get In on this ease. mail mo your
check at once. made payable 10 Muir.
ply -Bolsnz Co.
This lease will rapidly Increase In
value ms drills 20 down. Magnificent
roll OF good. sweet human money"
can easily be made out Of this leas.
Small tracts Of o or 10 acres can h,
secured IN Same tract st prices rnne.
ing from $3.50 TO $50 an acre, depend.
INK on location. no tract more than
Two and ono-half miles from drilling
well. ''
Much Obliged TO meet YOU II you
NO DEAL too large aud none too
small. Glad 10 have the patronage
ana friendship of the wage Garner NJ
well as tho coupon clipper
Can give you authentic information
on all drilling operations In the north
central Texas oil field
Come In TO sec me The glad hand"
always ready 10 extend YOU
Roy u. Stone.
Oklshnma Agent.
MURPHY BOi.ANz COMPANY,
Established IsF
American National Bank Bldg
TEXAS ROYALTIES lenses. produc.
tlon and drilling contracts. Lanyon.
81 on Exchange Blds
FOR QUICK SALE- i6O. barrel mod
uction. S2s5 per barrel Ihnyon. ali
OIL Exchange Rldx
OIL leases In woodson. Wilson and
Greenwood counties. Kan: IN cotton
Tillman. Caddo, Grady. Wnshl,a and
Creek counties. okla; larp. acreage in
several counties IN Texar pnrrv q
Inskett. Il3 W. Grand. Oklahoma civ
Phone Walnut 322s.
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Stock Farun

$50 acres. II miles OF city. I miles
n' suburban town ON in,efurNsn, 10
ufrH IN cultivation Including acres
oi alfalfa balance fine pasture, well
fenced and cross fenced well and wind
MN. fine water. fair house. chicken
house, nice new barn together with II |
head OF thoroughbred Jersey cattle In
Guiding regis, red male. Price 1000. ,
The Ross Crandall Co.
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,onc walnut u ?09l, We.t Main d
Let us Show Vo,,

ms 1eo acres, one mile from railroad
Town OF 900 people. IS miles from Ok
Iahcmh cry; 100 acres In best sub-irri.
.a'ed bottom In cultivation, including
70 acres ~ fine alfalfa, balance rood
native pasture. Improvements conslst
OF nice well finished 5-room house also
tenant house: two large outside cellars; |;
good barn with basement: one 5O.foot
COW shed; chicken house and other out.
buildings. Wen fenced and cross. fenced.
W acres hog proof, wells OF fine water.
IN hlgh school district on rural mall
ana telephone lines. Price With pos.
session II tnken M once, $4,000. II
WI pay YOU to see ~ before buying.
The Ross & pTdall Co.
slt Liberty Nntinsl lr,nk building.
Maple ~
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Farm Dept.
Phone Walnut ~ 20sI, West hain 81.
FOR SALE-Half section Of good grass
land. near Canute. Okla. In Custer
county. Price 1900 Would consider
oklahoma City residence property or
business lots well located Address
owner. sos Grain Exchange Bldg, City.
Walnut 3ie. 2
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SAFE cabinets. flreprooi safes, vault
doors kowley Commission Sales Co.,
606 West Grand Ava
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Arthur
lDavidor e Co.
Brokers
Moved TO 5n7 OH
Exchange Bldg.

We execute buying and selling orders
on listed and unlisted oil stocks, n
you ARE interested In the purchase of
amy new oil. mining or Industrial Sc
curlty, we shall be glad to handle your
business. We have direct connection
with the markets and our excellent
tscilues make II possible for us to
make money for our clients In their
transactions II you contemplate max
ing an investment In new company
regardless OF where II is located, yoI
will act wisely H. first getting our quo
tations We are always able 10 saw.
our clients from 10 20 percent on their
purchases and sales. We do not buy
nor sell securities for our own account
hut handle the business as brokers ex-
cluslvely.
our Organization is complete and We
can give YOU report on any company
better than YOU can obtain II from the
company direct We advise the investi-
CATION and purchase OF high grade oil
securities. particularly tho companies
developing oklahoma and Texas oil
leases. Some newly organized COM
panies offer very attractive opportun-
tiles for profitable speculation
Avail yourself of our personal serv-
Ice. You may save yourself money and
grief " you will have us advise you
hefore making an Investment. Our IA
ciilties are OF the best and We know
how 10 investigate a security and the
company offering same. Our brokerage
charge Ia ] percent Of the amount In
tolved' both for buying and selling
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Gwrd TTayIor

Maple 35l or Maple 3i76
2 West 9Th ST. or sol y. Broadway
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" ~ TTT
WILL SELL.

Tillman County leases
have the thing In Tilman county
YOU are looking for. have acreage there
For 81 per acre, viii sell You 20 acres.
OF 10 acres. OF rs much as 1000 and
block II up An abstract furnished with
every 1850 Any man who won't buy
this al s. wouldn't buy silver dollars
a. 80 cents, This land lies Just north OF
Red river
X. c. HOWARD
90nn West Main NJ
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Rooming Houses, Hotels
These are all good ones making good

'H'H' hic nv HOou ones making good
money
60-room hotel, modern; always full.
clearing good money. 81 900 VIII handle
JS-room hotel and dining room; feeds
900 daily: place viii clear 81. 900 a year.
iflce $1,000; some terms.
40 rooms strictly modern. elegantly
furnished: chdap rent. good lease; 81
900 Will handle. balance terms to suit
II rooms well furnished. rent $40.
good terms on this. An extra good buy
l2-room residential rooming house.
classicst place IN town for the money.
reason III health. some terms, good
lease.
22 rooms. always fun. well furnished
making money; cheap rent, 1880 will
handle; terms on balance. And many
other good ones, from 10 to rs rooms
Well furnished. cash or terms some
good bargains. See US before buying.
MlNARD & KEY,
Room J. lis n. Harvey Walnut 963
FOR SALE Best paving ls-room hotel
In the city, $500. t3j0n cash bal
ance monthly; cause. sickness. owner,
Walnut 6js. or address B-l23G. care OK
lahoman.
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~ iiiF sNipN r. ~ n y
WE HAVE ~ OUR OFFICE AND
CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
We will buy for cash
Depositors, Ranola, Oil
State Pet, Wyandotte,
Aubyme, American Oil &
Ref, Oklahoma Oil 6
Ref. Offer these stocks
at your lowest price.
FREE WRITE FOR one OF OUR
MAPS SHOWING OIL AND GAS
FIELDS OF OKLAHOMA AND
BUY OR SELL
PHONE MAPLE 1858. WIRE OR
WRITE
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

BOB PARMAN OFFERS
2S WHITE a BLACK OIL .,Ibo m
500 oKIAHOMA-IOWA O. r.. An
100 NoRrH : AMERICAN o.
40 HOME REF Peiroisumj, (, 40 a.
900 or 500 GLADSTONE o. AR. MD
700 or 500 CALDWELL OIL q
900 WHITE PANTHER OIL 70
500 United OIL 4 n. Real barsain
900 NATIONAL UNION O. 40, 5S
q PEOPLES REFINING 9f5
900 or 5000 McTON OIL ,.,,. "a
1000 ASSURANCE o. 4 r. ...
1000 LUCKY LEASE OIL ~ ','' "'Ifi ti
$50 OeAGE OIL q REF *
20 BRIDGE HEAD oil NO. II. 90
1000 OKLAHOMA STAR OIL. Rd
poo RIVERSIDE OIL a REF. AZ
$40 ADKINS OIL. a REF NJ
2,5oo RADluM OIL ,........... 70
500 AMI OH, a REF. 20
2.eoo SAMMIES OIL corr. ND
2bn FEDERAL LEAD a. ZINC "a
100 MIAMI METALS -. az
J, 900 MAGNOLIA LEAD & ZINC MD
500 TEpEE QUEEN COPPER 20
21O kOOls-koLA .......... 90
sl5-l1 American Tank Bldr
Walnut 50 g.
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OIL Lease Bargain

Have t0.acte lease in 7-s-s stephens
county Oklahoma. that I Will sell cheap
MAKE me an offer on this 3i6 Hersko.
wltz Bldg. Maple 1850.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

S,ooo.AcRE ranch. plenty water. enc:
fourth tlllAbls, . ranch houses, ~
acres alfalfa lind, we'll located. tsens.i
price $4,000. Robert l.. knie, fe3 OH
ESch. Bdg. Walnut lig2.