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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-24
Weather Forecast

For Indiana by the United States
Weather Bureau - Probably showers
tonight and Sunday. Cloudy in ex-
treme north and not much change In
temperature. Rain.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
Catherine Calvert, Tuesday.

IA Romance of the Underworld, :"
which is to appear Tuesday with the
beautiful Catherine Calvert as star, tells
a thrilling AMI tragic story. The princi-
PAL character is a winsome and unsuspect-
ing girl WHO, brought up in the sanity
and secluded atmosphere of convent, is
suddenly ira Implanted into the maeIstrom
of New Y forks great underworld, One
Mike O'Leary, brutal and unscruruous
political boss, attempts to get her into his
power and as a result is shot and killed by
her brother The girl, Doris Elliott, is
arrested for the murder and placed on
tria for her life. The trial scene is one
of the most sensational ever placed on
the screen 1t is worked out to start
ling and unexpected climax, in which the
the hand of justice tears away the veil of
mystery which has shrouded the real
events of the tragedy,
Also on Tuesday, Eddie Polo in Cy-
clone Smith story.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
OCT. 20
is THE DATE.
The ARMORY
is THE PLACE.
KEEP 1T IN MIND.
MORRILL,.

The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. Del
bert Paul, Oct. 10th.
Mrs. Fred Barlow spent week in Bos-
ton and vicinity recently.
Mr.. Charles Merriam of Presque Isle
called upon old friends in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haskell of Mon
son spent the week end with Mrs. Has
kel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Paul.
Mrs. T. N. Pearson entertained a din
ner party of four young" women last
Wednesday. Incidentally, two gentle
men were present, perfect Thanksgiv-
ing dinner was served and delightful
day passed.
Rev. and Mrs. Nathan Hunt and DR..
and Mrs. 7. N. Person attended the
Baptist Quarterly meeting at Monroe
last Saturday, Mr.. Hunt remaining over
Sunday. In his absence, Mrs. Hunt, also
licensed preacher, gave US most excel
lent sermon from Rev. 800.
The Larkin Club was entertained by
the sisters, Mrs. Ada Jackson and Ida
Soule, Saturday evening, Oct. 11th
Twenty-one were present and most de-
licious supper was served. A long even
ing was spent in sociability and games
and enjoying treat of apples, grapes
and bananas
Master Maynard Fenwick entertained
a birthday party Oct 9th There was
present company of Is. The little ones,
Master Maynard, Hilda Weymouth and
Minnie Jackson, Maynard's cousins, were
served dainty supper by themselves, the
birthday cake with its four lighted candles
being in evidence. Ice cream, cake, grapes
and bananas were enjoyed by ALL
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
NORTH MONTVII.LE

Mr.. and Mrs CIV Colby visited friends
in Belfast Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Perry visited at
G. V. Thompson's Sunday.
Leon Wiggin and daughter Roberta
were in Belfast Saturday.
j. R. Nutter has bought yoke of oxen
of Ansel Bradstreet of Freedom.
Mrs Ina Bowler has gone to Ports
mouth, N. H., to work, taking her adopted
son Charlie with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong from
Portland visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Lambs Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Banton returned
home last week, after spending three
weeks in Mass chusetts visiting friends.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
SEARSMONT.

Mr. Alvin Stone has gone to Camden,
where he has employment for the Rock
land Machine Co.
Mr. William Gordon of Worcester,
Mass, has sold his farm and buildings to
out OF town people
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cobb of Searsport
were guests of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben Cobb, over Sunday.
Mr.. John Wintermute of Portland, Or
egon, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Joseph
Packard and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler and family,
who have been living on the place owned
by Mrs. Oren Jackson, have moved into
George Luce's house. Mrs Jackson has
sold her place to Mr.. Jaks of Chicago.
Mr.. Ernest Rose of New York has
bought the place formerly owned by John
Bryant and recently occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Mariner and family who
have moved to Lincolnville avenue, Bel
fast
D. D. G. M. Mrs. Julia Vickery ofjBel-
fast inspected Rosewood Chapter o. E.
5. at the regular meeting Friday evening.
There were visitors from Primrose Chap
ter, Belfast, Arbutus Chapter, Liberty,
and Montana.
The Rev. E. E. Harrison left Tuesday
on two-day visit to take leave of her
son, The Rev. Charles Wilson Harrison
and family. Mr.. Harrison is concluding
a very successful pastorate at Bddeford
and has accepted an appointment in The
Ohio Conference. His many friends will
miss his church and community activi-
Ties yet follow him in heartiest good
wishes for his future success
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
BROOKS.

Rev. Willard E. Streeter attended the
Methodist Conference at Monroe Centre
last Saturday and Sunday.
The following events took place here
last week: whist party at VIM. C. Aus
tins residence Monday night given by
the Parents and Teachers Association;
box social at Crockett's Theatre Tuesday
night given by the Senior class and pic
lures at both theatres Wednesday and
Saturday nights.
One of the most interesting lectures
ever heard in this town was given by
Mr.. Joseph Parquette of Waldo who
M. c. A. worker and assistant chaplain
in England, France and Germany Be-
fore his enlistment Mr. Parquette was a
musical director and has a fine, clear,
strong voice, pleasing appearance and is
an excellent speaker. He iectured an
hour and a half in the Congregational
Church last Sunday P. M. We hope to
have him with us again in the near fu-
ture.
Bert Lytell in "Faith," fine five reel
feature, was shown to the usual large
audience at Crockett's Theatre last Sat-
urday night but by some unlooked-for
accident "The Lure of The Circus did
not get here. The management wishes
to assure the public that this serial was
bought and paid for but did not arrive,
but every effort will be made to have it
every Saturday night during the remain
der of the picture. 1t is one of the finest
serial pictures ever shown in this town
and it is hoped that the public may see
it to the finish.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
STATE OF MAINE

To the Honorable Justices of our Supre-
me Judicial Court next to be holden at
Belfast, in and for the County of Wal
do, on the fourth Tuesday of Septem-
Der, A D. 1919.
Respectfully libels and represents Sadie
T. Norris of Troy, in said County OF Wa
do, and gives this Honorable Court to be
informed that she was lawfully married
to her husband, and is the wife of Alex
ander b. Norris (Whose place of residence
is to her unkncwn) on the goth day Of
Sept, A. D. 1909, at Brockton, in the
State of Massachusetts,, by Rev. Archl-
bald, minister of the gospel duly and
lawfully authorized to Solemnlze marrl-
ages at said Brocktcn.
That since said intermarriage your
libelant and her said husband have lived
in Auburn, Maine, two years, and in
Thorndike, in said County Of Waldo, two
years.
That four children have been born to
them, viz: Maurice R., 9 years of age,
Shirley E., years of age; Richard c.,
years of age.
That since said intermarriage your
hbelant has at all times been to and to-
atfectionate wife.
Yet the said Alexander B. Norris utter
ly regardless of his marriage VOWS cove
nants and duties has contracted the habit
and INDUCES in gross and confirmed habits
| of intoXication from the use of lntoXl-
eating liquors.
Tht said libelee is guilty of cruel and
abusive treatment to and towards your
4 EhaIant and has heap aytramplU rr1Ihl 10
her. beat, bruised and i'll treated her
That said libelee being of sufficient
ability and being able to labor and pro-
vide suitable maintenance for his said
wife and children wantonly, grossly and
cruelty refuses and neglects to provide
suitable maintenance for her and her
children, that on several occasions she
| has been forced to resort to public charity.
That On the 18th day of April, A. d.
| 1916 the said Alexander B. Norris desert
ed and abandoned your libelant and her
children without any cause and has con-
stantly continued said deSertlon three
consecutive years prior to the filing Of
! this libel.
That your libelant has used reasonable
diligence to ascertain the residence or
whereabouts of the said Alexander B.
| Norris and that she is unable to aScerta II
the same and that it is to her actually I'M
| known.
! Wherefore, and by reason of the statute
in such case made and provided, your
libelant prays that the bonds of matri-
mony now existing between her and her
said husband may be dissolved and that
adecree of divorce be granted her by this
Court, and that she may have the care,
custody and education of her children
named in the libel
Dated Troy, Maine, September 10, A.
D. 1919 SADIE E. NORRIS.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
WINTERPORT

Garfield Lodge is having degree work
at each regular meeting.
Mrs. Margaret A. Niles spent the week.
end with friends in Bangor.
Mrs. Ida Campbell went to Somerville,
Mass, Sunday, for brief stay.
The first meeting of the NJ E. Circle
was held Tuesday evening of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Clements visited
the latter's relatives in Lincolnville Sum-
day
Mrs Ida NJ Nickerson lett Thursday
on her return to her home in Presque
Isle.
Mrs. Carrie Norris of Aver, Mass, is
the guest of her parents, Nh and Mrs.
Geo. Knowles.
Mi and Mrs. NJ. A Haley, Miss Phyllis
Haley and Mrs. M. j. Haley were callers
here Thursday
Mrs. Walter Gordon of Dexter was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. f. P Goodrich,
few days last week.
Miss Laura Whitney of Somerville.
Mass, is the guest of her grandparents,
MI anu 1CO hllOWICSt
Congratulations are being extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hall, who We're united
in marriage by Rev. c. A. Purdy on Oc-
tober A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wadleigh of Sandy
Point have moved into the house on Deane
street owned by Miss Agnes Morrill, of
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hooper and
Henry F. Rand of Kennebunkport mo-
tored here Saturday for few days visit
with relatives.
Friends of Fred C. Atwood were pleased
to see him at his drug store Thursday
after being confined to his home several
weeks by illness.
Mrs. G. H Clement and Mrs. P. L.
Clement were guests of Mrs. c. F. Drake
of Frankfort, Thursday, at an all dav
meeting of the Jolly Twelve Club
1t is hoped that the rumor of the shirt
factory expecting to suspend operations
may be without authentic foundation, as
the employment that it furnishes means
considerable to small town
Mrs. Clement D. Gates and children
Billy and Mary and her mother, Mrs.
William Carter of Jacksonville, who have
spent the summer here, left Thursday
morning in the Gates limousine for New
York, from whence the car will be ship
ped to jacksonville, and the party will
| travel homewards by train. Mrs. Gates
expects to return in May to her new
summer home, which she purchased of
Mrs. A. K. Fellows on Deane street.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
Louis Bennison. Saturday.

4 star new to Belfast patrons, but one
whom we think will become popular
overnight. Louis -Bennison is coming
Saturday in The Road Called Straight"
a thrilling modern drama, in which his
lovable, all-conquering, breezy Western
personality is given fullest scope. ''The
Road Called Straight, written expressly
to fit the peculiar talents of the star, can
not fail TO hold interest from first to last.
For the most part it is Western drama of
the most undiluted type. Then there are
moments of mirth heightened by the in
fectious Louis Bennson smile and his in
imitable comedy.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
Exceptional Opportunity for Bus
or Investment
in Stockton Springs. Maine

Land and buildings thereon including long established
ndaI the household fun also Livery stable and
This property situate in the central of the village
on Main Street of approximately 28 feet School Street 25
Avenue SO feet and includes the between School Street
The hotel emodeIed thoroughly rebuilt 1906
Hotel the following
reading kitchen
toilet with billiard
Heated with hot Cemened cellar Village
lights
Livery stable and connected length Of stable
feet length of carriage house. Al feet width 80 feet all buildings
The greater of this property has been conducted by the
for the during which time has built
and has little fortune here within that time
This central the best this
State the and automobile business
Invesg this offer for
payment to a responsible party.
Appointments the property further information
be had by addressing the F. W. COLLINS.
Is North Main ROckIau5
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
Dorothy Gish, Friday.

If you had Just walked under ladder,
had seen the moon over the wrong Shout
der and had your path crossed by black
cat e.. would it surprise you if things
began to happen? Dorothy Gish in her
new Paramount picture, "Nobody Home, "
which is on view Friday, is suspicious
young lady, and, after all these portents,
it seemed the most natural thing in the
world 10 become mixed up in a funny
tangle with a newly eloped couple and
end up by falling in love with their best
man. Ralph Graves, George Fawcett and
Rodolph Valentino are included in the
strong cast supporting Miss Gish. NO
body Home is one of the liveliest little
comedies IN which this popular star has
yet appeared.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
lack Pickford. MONDAY.

When he IS undecided as TO whether he
shall so at once and ask his sweetheart
father for the girls hand in marriage
Buddy ApIerson. the leading character
in Bill Apperson's Boy. >" which will be
seen Monday, leaves the question up to
his craftsmanship as stone thrower ''If
hit that tree twice out of three times,
III go ask him." Buddy decides. AS he
hits the tree every time, and as the girl
happens to overhear him, he does not
hesitate to go This is but one of the
countless human touches in the story of
Kentucky hill folks, in which Jack Pick
ford is the star, and which bares with in
tense realism the heart of a mountain lad
of eighteen
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
APPLETON.

Mrs. Harre Fogs, who is at the Knox
Hospital is improving.
Mrs. Arthur Sprowl is teaching the
North Appleton school,
Miss Evelyn Suffer is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs, Gladys Cunningham.
Miss Eta McIver was the guest of Mrs.
Mary Fuller few days the past week
Mrs. Palmer Martin and Mrs. Obed
Fuller were in East Union last Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Fuller has gone to Hope
where she has employment for a short
time.
Miss Mary Towle is quite seriously i'll
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Palmer
Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. Loring Bennett of Hope
have been at their farm here, gathering
apples.
Miss Perl Perry was in Searsmont last
Friday where she is taking piano lessons
of Miss Angie Paine.
Mrs. Wealthy Simmons of Hope has
come to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harriet Burgess.
Several from here were in Montville
| Wednesday and Thursday to attend the
fair, and report good time.
Miss Maude Fuller who has been at
home sick with mumps, has gone to
Burkettville to resume teaching.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
Robert Warwick, Wednesday.

William GIlette's "Secret Service, "
which the famous actor wrote for him
self, is undoubtedly one of the most sue
cessful American plays ever written,
judged by the standards of craftsmanship
and popularity Not only the critics have
praised it, but the public has put its IN
qualified approval upon it, Now the play
has been screened as Paramount Art
craft Special, with Captain Robert War
wick, recently of the A. E. F., in the
leading role, Wanda Hawley is the fair
daughter Of the Confederacy, one of the
best loved screen character women.
"Secret Service" Wednesday next.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
OCT. 20
is THE DATE.
THE ARMORY
IS THE PLACE.
KEEP IT IN MIND.
Colonial Theatre
Feature Photoplays of Highest Quality.
Matinee and Evening With DAILY
Change of Program.
Irene Castle. Thursday

The Firing Line" featuring Irene
Castle, is the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT special
for Thursday Miss Castle appears in
many beautiful gowns, in fact there is
veritable style show. Despite its title
this is not war play, but rather deals
with the firing line of the human emo
tons-that time in life when it becomes
necessary to decide on definite course.
The interesting book of Robert Chambers
has been transferred 10 the screen with
its interest intact ard is enjoyable enter
tainment.
A Mack Sennett comedy will also be
shown
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16

18th contained an interesting report with
picture of a memorial for the late Mrs
Frank Palmer Wilson of New York. 1t
was arranged by the Boston Artists Club
of which Mrs. Wilson was a member
Mr.. Wilson, now a prominent New Y ork
attorney, was a Belfast boy and is the
younger son of Mrs j. F. Wilson.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16

The first meeting of the season of the
North Church Guild will be held at the
home of Mrs Herbert L. Seekins next
Monday evening There will be impor-
tant business and large attendance is
desired
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF WALDO, SIS.
September 10, 1919.
Personally appeared Sadie E. Norris and
made oath to the above libel and that the
allegations therein are true, more especial
ly as to the residence of the said libelee
as stated in said libel
Before me, JAMES LIBBY,
Justice of the Peace.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
What Thousands Have Found Gives
Relief From This Painful Trouble.

Relief From This Painful Trouble.
rheumatism is constitutional dis
ease, manifesting itself in local aches
and pains, infamed joints and stiff
muscles. 1t cannot be cured by local
or external applications. It must
have constitutional treatment.
Take a course of the great blood
purifying and tonic medicine, Hood 5
Sarsaparilla, which corrects the acid
condition of the blood on which
rheumatism depends, and gives per-
manent relief. This medicine COM
blnes, with excellent alternatives and
tones, what is generally conceded to
be the most effective agent in the
treatment of this disease.
If cathartic or laxative is needed
take Hood S Pills. Purely vegetable.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
To the People Of Waldo COun

Owing to financial conditions and regebe lack OF public sppo
of the Waldo County General Hospital deem it advisable
- the date later than November 10th
the Waldo Cou
it's continuance
Notice hereby that patients will be admitted
after October period OF
special of the of the Waldo County Genera
ISOLATION will be held Saturday. Nov 1919 at 1915 tn
take definite deciding the OF
and other matters which properly before the meeting
Avail PER ORDER BOARD OF DIRE,
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
For Rent

NINE ROOM HOUSE IN NORTH
PORT; hard wood floors, barn, thirty
acres of land; mail, R. F. D.; six miles
from Belfast, one mile to school.
DICKEY- KNOWLTON
3w42 REAL ESTATE CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance, Belfast, Me.
The Republican journal., 1919-10-16
NOT ICE.

Owing to the Is cent drop in the vinegar market We
PEELED to reduce the price for cider apples
ELIJAH RITCH
HAROLD MARI
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fOR RENT- Four room ground ioor
Apartment with private bath. cool
Md airy Furniture fot salo II de-
sired tf7 Enst 9Th 81.
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BANh STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS
ESTABLISHED 1904
Liberty Bonds
Bought ana sold
Get my prices before seillrg
RO5t. Nee
20 y. Robinson. oklahoma city.
Walnut $50.
CASH paid FOR Liberty bonds. Okla
homn securities co.. \50b.S-lO lnsur-
sncc nldg
LIBERTY BONUs-Wul pay above
quotations. rp0t cash. no cDmmlstion
write Whuf y.u have Nud get prices
p VI blackwell Tecums"h ukl" es
10 YOU need Sj07 Private loans on
pianos, furniture etc. Easy payments
$50 soc u week. 'O3 llcrskowitz Bidg
CATTLE AND STOCK
FOR SALE-Calt weeks Old. Ills
West Iist
FOK EALE-1b young Hols,oin cows.
irrd to come fresh I'm september or
October. near Tulsa. Okla. Il. Arm
s'rnng CordeN okla.
FOR sAI.E-One good mare. I'm. driver
and works any where, SIS Also one
good Studchnkcf snglc wagon, '2o stop
10 NJ Reno line John Spcnrs, call
Walnut 22ro
FOR sALE-l milk COW; business
phone walnut o91. residence Walnut
1919
FINE lcrs"y. fresh days. heavy milk
cr III W. 2sth Maple 2s17-J.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
POULTRY card signs Walnut 1868.
HAVE your dogs sheHred 2ib ". 2nd
YOt'N hens for shle Marle 1859
FOR SAIE-Airedale puppies. Ameri-
can Kennel club. registered. Luke
Cnlyen. Mlil and Main street. Spring
field. No
REGlSTERED Whito Collie pups, >
months old: prices reasonable Ad
dress Il. a wheeler Elk city. Okla.
Proud hull pups shipped anywhere.
males iij females s. papers with
every pup. n. Tom. j0i :. Beckley.
Dallas. Texas
FOR sALE--Two orange Persian cats
male. Maple 552.
GOOD gentle pony, fat. curly eye
brows, with buggy and hurncss FOR
sale or trade for chickens Oakcs.
Walnut ~
FOR SALE-About 200 little chickens.
white Leghoru, and Plymouth Rocks
! pure bred. and about 40 pure bred Am
| berEoosan hens. Call 29i2 Classen
| Blvd.
PRIZE winning Corncaux. $50 a pair
| BIO South W -
| BULL DOGS for sale 81 for male. u
for female. l0i T.. i'm. Phone Wal
! nut 1887.
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LOANS REAL ESTATE SECURITY

LOANS REAL ESTATE SECURITY
FARM LOANS Five, seven, ten years
city loans on Oklahoma city property
The Jennings investment Co. 1915 Col.
cord Bldg, OKLAHOMA City.
CITY LOANS
FARM AND HOME SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS OF
MISSOURI
Assets over $1,000 ,O00.
Call Walnut 22i
ll0i State National Bank Bldg
WANTED Money to loan on first
class city property In fast growing
Oklahoma town Of 10000 population, Will
net you percent, careful ana con-
soryative. money handled through tie
banks = X, care Oklahoman
NASTED-To borrow $3.50 or 81 ""0
nom private individual Tor i've
years at twelve percent Interest," feaI
estate as security E-b3.
WANTED Farm aud Guy loans Low
ratcr. favorable terms. liberal pre-
payment privileges and quick action
Can .or Hrite Dcm'ug Investment co
Oklahoma Cliy. plll.. Dept. O-9. HON"
ofhc". pswrgc. Kan
WILL loan all or part of $4,000 on
business or good residence property:
yul may pHy n back by month or not a.
you desire Dr. Cromer, Walnut 4ob-'
Mapi" 2tpl-J
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$lNE suite light housekeeping iooms
sink and kitchen. ground floor. no
rhildrrn l21 W. ith
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Flne hlackberries, t2.75 per
a Pint crate, or s. 81 without the
crate At my farm. II miles s w. OF
Oklahoma city. 2 miles y. T.. OF Mus
tang. on State highway.
Berry plckers wanted. For particu-
lars ask at Oklahoman Branch office at
Westials. W c. Morgan, Mustang,
nkIa phope *
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6'NNO rooms furnished for housckcep-
ing. first floor. 81 per week. 7l6
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fWo rooms, furnished for housckcep-
ing; modern. adults. Apply so Il. sth.
Nh lutf Gyl6
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FOR SALE

HOTELS AND RooMlN0 HoUaEs !,
~ rooms, family hotel
70 rooms, transient
go rooms. transient.
l6 rooms. transient
IL rooms, residential
~ rooms. residential
10 rooms, residential.
5 rooms. residential -,
Can arrange 0srms on any q -
80. ,roML,Is = HovsHtE: Ia,
~ YoU want 10 ~ T.
ments. roomiuE hO6ooA
anything In okIdhoswa IG| ny
come bargains, ~ 0u1o00
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NOTICES

FLORES VAPOR BATHS - Second
floor Indiana Bldg. First and Robin
son, Maple 1902.
VI hvy dipmonds, ot0 gold. silver.
Mctebcuss ,Isweiry To-. yit \. Bdwy.
FAMOUS eeeiy HpsrmAtie Tfu0a. guar.
anteed 10 contract opening, fitted by
expert sieo abdominal belts, elastic
trusses, shoulder braces. Wsstfali Drua
Co, Oklahoma City.
O K STHuP { SEAL 90. III Wss,
Grand /Phope. Walnut y6l.
adopted, prlces reasona BILE; write for
particulars, q Mrs. l. Piatt. iie3 W..
Main. Oklahoma City. Okla.
HARRY wAGNER-Divoroe proceed
inSs have been started In Ban Diego.
Caiifo mia. account abandonment. Any
objections advise m. Pearl wagner.
/, e streS- withii thirty DAYS.
vArOR BATHs nnd furnished rooms,
SIG North Broadway, Walnut boli.