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Evening journal., 1919-10-21

class but must make application to 'he
secretary.
For Sunday. the adults OF the y. NJ,
II. A. are invited to attend a special re-
cepiion by Chester "N." The affair viii
be held in the evening and Is expected
10 be quite elaborate. ON the same az
lernoon. a district conference meeting
will be held in Chester Of all the lead
ers i'm the Philadelphia district
The younger boys gym class will be
held tomorrow evening. at i.t3 o'clock
Regular instruction In wrestling will Da
given by Thomas Texts TO tho younger
boys.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
New Autumn Suits,
$3.50 to $500

If you are looking for an autumn suit
of practicabity smartnesS and moderate
price, you need not look further, for here
are modes which will, we feel certain, an
swer each and every one Of your require
ments. They are smartly fashioned in We
lour, silyertone and tricotine, and some are
effectively trimmed with fur Sizes for
women and misses.
A full line of sizes and styles for the
stout figure.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
EXPL0DES.
WORKERS ESCAPE

Grit In black powder in the course Of
manufacture Is though to have caused
an explosion in a wheel house at ,hc
lIagley yards, Of the dupont Powder
Company, shortly afler six o'clock last
evening While no one was Injured
about 2JO pounds OF powder was de-
slroyed and the mill was wrecked.
This is the first explosion at any OF
TIE powder plants in the vicinity FOR
some time. While persons in The wes-
tren section OF Tho city heard the noise
it was so slight That il was not thought
10 be more than some road blasting.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
Get Your Blankets and Quilts
Tomorrow. We Offer

1000 yards of Cretonne to sell at 25c
yard
1900 yards of Cretonne to sell at s5c
yard.
76O Opaque Window Shades at 75c
each.
100 pairs Scrim Curtains to sell at
$1.50 pair.
Bed Blankets and Quilts. We are head
quarters.
All cotton Blankets at $3.50 pair
Wool Nap Blankets, full size, at $3.50
to $3.50.
Extra heavy Blanket grey or white, at
$3.50.
Don't fail to see our hand Vacuum
Sweeper, $3.50.
Sewing Machines, we have the best,
$500 10 S45.00.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
MURDER Is PROMPTED
ny SAIIlORS nREAM.

LIVERPOOL, oct PA dream In
which his dead mother. grandmother
and aunt appeared TO him and told him
thai ne was to XII a desperate burglar
an awakening prompted Harry Iheman,
an American sailor. TO shoot and XII
samuel Emmett, dock laboror. lie had
never seem Emmett before
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Y. VI. II. A. NOTES

The Y. w. II. A. Will give It's open
Ing dance I'm the auditorium OF the
\. NJ, II. A., Third and King streets. to-
night. 4 special slx-plece orchestra
has been engaged FOR the occasion. The
arrangement committee presents many
entertaining features.
Tomorrow night The "Y" orchestra
will come together again, IN the psrlor
room. A. Morgensieln. leader OF the
Pusey and Jones Band. will be CON
ductor. All who can play instruments
are Invited to Join the orchestra.
The show card writing class will De
given on Thursday in The parlor room
After This week classes will be given
on Tuesdays Anybody can Join this
would be OF value in the expansion Of
the new dye or chemical Industry IL
fha ITuffod States
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A New Showing of
Exclusive Designs in
Art Needlework

Dainty cross stitch Luncheon Sets,
Centres, Scarfs and Pillows.
, Children's Stamped Dresses, most at
tractiye stock of dainty and practical de-
signs. Sizes 2 to 8 years, $1.5O to $3.50.
Stamped Domestic Linens, stamped
Pillow and Bolster Cases. Hemstitched in
scallops, $1.50.
Laundry Bags, large size, 75c and
$1.00.
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DEAD ON
YOUR FEET

Feeling dull, tired. worn,run-downi
shakeu up that lazy liverwith Schenck's
Mandrake Pills tonight and mark
their magic effect. One dose will
nrove their efficacy and make you
feel like a new being.
Constipation. biliousness, bilious
headache. etc readily yield to
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
25e per boE-uneoAtsd or sugar coated
DrJH. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
Children's Wear Department Filled With
Useful Gifts

Some very fine values for
early shoppers. A limited
quantity of Chinchilla Goats,
ages ? to 6 years, in grey,
brown and navy blue, special
at $3.50. Other Chinchilla
Goats from $3.50 to $500.
Twine colored Goats in
knit cloth, ages 2 to 8 years.
A regular $500 value, spe-
cial, $1,000.
Twine colored Goats in a
good wool cloth, ages 2 to 6
Years. A regular $1,000
value, at $500.
Little Tots Sweaters, ages
2 TO 6 years. Fine quality
medium weight links and
link a hand knit weave, all
wool Sweaters, price from
Sd 90 In S6.75.
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Ladies Glove Department

Ladies' washable Doette Gloves in wo-clasp also strap
wrist Gaune colo brown, beaver, tan, grey and white
$1.75, $500
Ladies' ChamoiSette Gloves in two and eghtbuon lengths
white TAM grey sand brown and black $00 $150, $1.75
Ladies' KaySe silk and double silk Gloves all coors 75c,
100, $1.5O and $500.
Kddie Gloves here mocha and heecened mocha
grey only. $1.50 and $500.
Kiddes' washable Kid Gloves one-clasp in white and tam
Kiddies' washable Doete Gloves, in all shades S1.25.
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MEDITATIONS

De TROUBLE WiD De MAN
WHIT TELL EVYTHiN6
he KNOW he 0iNALLY
DON KNOW MON BOUT
HALF wHUT He TELL"
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Bows Clothing

We invite your inspection BOYS Clothing, showing the
new fall models Fancy mixtures and caShmeres in skirt and mill
tary models Prices range from $1,000 to $1,000 Also awoo
Serges in the latest models at $1400
Juveniles nSergeS and yro wool from $1,000 to $500.
complete line of Boys MackinawS in at $1,000
and $1,000.
Boys Velour and Mixture Hats, in all styles from si25 to
$500
Boys Pants in mixtures seges and cords in all sizes Prices
$1.5O to $500.
Fine line of Boys Raincoats TAM with hats Also black
rubber Goats from $500 to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21

Charming new models in
tricotine, satin, satin and
georgette combinations,
beaded georgettes, crepe de
chimes, serges and poplins, in
every waDted color and shade
all sizes.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
Basement Specials for Wednesday

Dd0tIIIGIII DUINItIIo IUI 'NNIINoNIt'y
Sx-hoe corn cake Pans in WearEyer aluminium; regular
S135 Special CSC.
sos Special, $3.50.
Gas Heaters, $500.
Electric Heaters, $500.
Rayo Nickel Lamps good any heater for light and heat
complete $3.50.
$I.OO.
Set of white Bowls. Special, four bowls $l00
White with blue band, five to SET $l5O
Yellow, 75c.
ESQ Priscilla Electric Irons guaranteed for one year. Spe-
cial $500.
Wizard Oil or Dustless Mops, SIPS to $1.50.
Nest of four aluminium Sauce Pans; regular SOU, Sl.5O
O-Cedar Mops $l.25 and S1.5O.
O-Cedar Polish, Csc to $500.
William Penn Polish, 35c and Csc ~ -
Electric Gas Lamps metal or SIX shades @5Oo 10 S<V
Window Ventiators, soc and 75c.
Special 81 so dozen cut lumbers Sl.OO
Buy your Toys early
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March 2s.--Ths cotton
market was rather irregular AZ the
start today. first prices ruling J points
higher to points lower on the new
style. and 30 points higher to rs points
lower on the old style m0nths IL
seemed that some Of Yesterdays buy
crs were disappointed that tho Euro
pesn political news did not fully meet
ysSterday's optimistic expectations re-
GHrdins tho progress Of the peace con
ference and there was scattered resliz =
ing or liquidation
Liverpool was~a good buyer. how :
ever. and the market firrned up risnt
after tbs call with new style MAY sell
ing at ~ re and October AZ 70 Soc. or
10 TO 20 points net higher. on styl.
May sold al ~ &c and October n
20 50c. or u N E points net higher.
Reports Of unssasonHbly low temper
stur.s In the southwest and further
complaints cf delayed farm work helpet
the early advance, but Liverpool wa,
the chief buyer ard whsn the dems nd
from this source wns Withdrawn t0wart
the end Of the first hour prices turned
easier under renlixine or liquidatfos
and reports OF increased southern offer
lnsn above a. SOC for new Wyie May
That delivery sold OFF TO e. SOC and Oc
tober to z05 5iC, or about is 10 20 point
net lower with the market quiet aruuns
midday.
In The early afternoon the mnrke
was quiet aud steady. Al 0cloei
prices were l.. = - points under thu
ciose Of yesterday.
Spot cotton steady and unchanged
Sales on the spot i.e27: TO arrive 73s
Low middling 20 3sc. middiire "a 7sc
good middiing ?1.e5c. Receipts i.Jsl
stos,k tti,25s
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s1tUY POLITICS.
WOMEN ADvlsl|
Self improvement Necessary
Says Mrs, Meredith. ~

ST LOUIS. Mo-. March 2a-hsar
Eli, Meredith of Denver. Col. ~
dressing the national convsweise -
the National American Womsa SufS
fravc ASSOCIATION this sfteruoos -
What can women voters do toward
Improvement, Of election methods md
CUSTOMS" said There is only one
way to improve government and gov.
crnmental agencies and that u BY
improving ourselves. t
The sooner we set about II and tlt1'
,ooner we stop sneering at politicians
nd spend a portion on our time study
M: politic,. the sooner he millsulst
day will dawn" 2
Recommendation made BY MrG,
Meredith were ior national laws;
passage Of tie federal suffrage amend
msnt. restrict the franchise 10 th0ss
who are citizens, increase the time
required to acquire citizenshp and
reveal Of the act Of March, 1907.
which disfranchsed American women
married TO foreigners.
For state laws: Adoption of Ass-
tral,an ballot; reduce excess pambes
Of ballots printed for poll tax" and
military iay" substitute the "elsctiom
tax" - be re,iued tocvotsss -
collected iicm those failing - vsts
unless absent from district or psvent-
ed by illness. absent voter law (Aen.
iana and Minnesota statutes Ucoms
mended) prohibi, use Of vehicles on
election day. except for fseb1s -
crippled voters; even division OF
Judges between major political parties.
examination required, nSore htjtnde
in appointment, ana removal 70, cesse 3
elect judicial, legislative and sdncs-
,ional officials at different tine
from the election Of national asd
other state officers. :
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KANSAS CITY.

hANaAa CITY, March ~ HOGS,
receipts j,OOg, lower, top SO 30, bulk
SIS 75u ~ rs. hoaylcs Ile l0uls7o; inc
dlum ilss0d 1885. lights ts.lbViy 10,
packing sows ils OJu 10 10. pigs $500
u 1880 CATTLE receipts I 200 steady
~ ssV ITs5 butcher cow ~ $50 10 90,
cnnneis 81 J0uGj. veal calves 80 $50
400. slockev ~ gbniJ.D. SHEEP.
receipts ma steady. lambs ,i;.iOp
1875 cuiIs ~ b00i7O %. ewes medium
@NlipO breeding ewes so s01
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phDDle Nlll0
rDou T So |,

HUNTINGTON, ". vs~.ikvesH
schoolboy ia this city Is = fsst Aiea4
OF d. C. tFrapton, one Of the Ioesl
magistrates He has issued . foeu,el
announcement that paddles must -
abandoned in the schools - instfu<
ment, Of punishment Unless tAsy q
he says, he will inflict the fall pea.
atty Of the law against all teschesp
brought before him on charges q ~,
ssukipr children.
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ST LOUIS.

sT LOUIS. Marrn IS HOGS. re-
ceip,s 900. lOc higher. Lights tla 500
1850 plgn IlLijQlsJ0 mixed IlyG04
l1H CATTLE receipts 800. steady 10
strong. native steers 81 500 ls5 % year
Ing steers and heif-rs ~ 5esiiGD ~ cows
sl0JOpl3 20; st0ckefs and feeders so 90
6l3jo, prime southern steers ND0o0
~ 90 cows and heifcrs 81 J0n ~ ~,
Gamers s. iop l2j calves s. I5a IS No.
sHEEp receipts 100 resdy; lambs
~" 'bV M, ewes si2oo4 1900, cam
nsfa - lOfra 10
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Closing Qs0s siiss,.

Prices ~ tho various grades of cst,l
ato approximately as follows
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WALL stREET

NEW YORK. March W.--stochs we're
dsy.s session. further SuyssS q bssA
accounts resulting Non IL mefe ep-
couFasins trend Of international sse4eDt
Motors. oils. feathers Asd to6aSego -
the adsancs 10 gains ~ 70 po9neo -
bstter tone was saanilestsd. u ro11.
camdian Pacific rising ~ ooeN1p -
publication of the companto voY -
vorable annual report @topoaD4 -
stesls were freelv absorSe4 ~ ~
spceial Eroup wss features by lo0Ds
trial Alcohol at . gain II ! pe(ntA
The s psrcent call money rate enerted
no effect On prices bot DtyeNAly. &C.
couhted for the reduced deallnG Of the
companisd the further riss N stee,s end
sAlSplnss against salss q Its pQlatA
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DO you want home or building
site? We have number OF old and
new bungalows and cottages that can
he bought right Also bargains In
building sites. Cail on us and lei US
tell you Of them,
HAWKINS d STONE,
2s7-o-s American Bank Tldr
Walnnt fAOl
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COTTON
NEW ORLEANS.

sew ORLEANS. March 2s-pticcs
iell 81 TO 10 points around the opening
Ut the cotton market today on the con-
tract under selling encouraged by bet
ter weather In the belt but good Do
mand sprang up based on better feel
INK regarding world politics and pficer
duirkiJ recovered Active months rose
TO net advance which N the end of
tho first hour of trading amounted In
Is TO - points
offerings bah.d on expectations Oi
benrlsh week -.na statistics caused a
new decline. In the trading up To moor
prices were sent 2, TO 36 points under
the final figures " YESTERDAY.
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t,veapooL.

LIVERPOOL March 2s.--cotton. spot,
fair business done: prices firm. Good
middlins IL SD middiiny lS,s7d: low
midditnG u ssd guod ordinary fS.sNi
ordinary I'D, Sa,ss 1900 bel~s, IN
Guiding 3,1e0 American. Receipts g.
90 bales. Including 1900 American.
FUTURES closed barely steady: Mar
iss1d: Nay o7d. July 1904; sept
10 tsd
-. 900: stock III. 900. American 800, 900:
imports 5000 American c7.Po; ex-
ports none
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Bea ausiful WEI
Bvils Home
West 20&h

"
z ssssA4, lsf4veod finish In every
j li!I|I|iI|||ili3:;;iiij(iiiaiI1!i' - u J B
srd tiaR ". Ra1nsvs tBsak Blda.
r.s4ns w. Ar
lReom Me1ssny
a. ';E 4.,;S e II r. v s''d BY
Aat llGS- Sw' 'a0lep @.
Hs5' xFscST!S FL
81 y s:s.s' s''s !
~ - .1He - x.las. ~
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D0GS Pay for Feast

PHOENIX, ATiE,--The Ar11tn6
senate has declared for seste30stioa
on sH Arizona dogs. PresisAs JsAas.
opposing the plan, told u ~ b.
stowal Of the French cross for valos
on cur dog, while Senator Whiting.
arguing in favor Of il. told Of a
outbreak Of hydropho6is in his county
among dog supposed to hnve ~ ~
the unburied corpses Of Navajo In
dians who died OF influenza.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISION

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Sems week
nsea Developed In the cusn market to
day owlns TO larger receipts hers and
10 wcrl thst Argentine exports IN
creased considerably to the United
States. openIng prices. WHICH varied
si,e !, ss, Nay a ,T MT1$Im ~ - July ,ns,.,' 70
ate general setback, with subsequent
upturns ~ well malntatne3
A purchase Of see.ee9 bsshels OF
Ar4stlne corn for ApPA Shipment o,
NLS c. t. Z. New YsSk. ~ 1lterwsrd
TO bronounced esclinss. The chose war
nervous. Z 10 ec nss lower. with May
!l.1h to et1s% anA Jsiy hs<H to
II. M.
Oats sympathis<d With ths 1ustus-
tioNs p esyn. After opentng un-
chnnge1 10 - Oft. With May ttN "
Nxe, prices eonttuusd 10 sag eHcept
for brist iAtRvalS.
Higher quctatiens on hogs gave
firnanea1 10 Df0vis1cus.
In the htir deaungs provisions gave
way owing to ths esscsnt OF grain.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March es-HOGs, Re-
ceiprs. 1000: higher; bulk. sisiOn
ises: heavy. ts.sooIs7s; medium.
sis t0Hls7o, liKht. ST.JeWIe.sD ": pias
N6. 7S0lI7s. CATTLE: Receipts, 1.800;
steady TO higher; heavy steers, ell.7su
20 20: light. so ssHIsfs: butcher covu,
81 7sTisss: cannes. Ss.k0V 1900; veAl
calves, Nl.e0aiJ,7s; ssockers. SS.15V
1875. SHEEP Receipts. 1000: steady
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We'll. Wall

Mrs. Kennedy Powers, Of Pikeville,
Ky, was married to U. S. Ausick of
Tug River. last week. This b Hra
Powers fifth marriage. Ssm Slayef
was her third husband, bul noGbhe
l,zpesned 10 her.
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pERsoNAlA


Mrs. J. r. Gtii OF AollnA xAn, -
n, ed In the city today ea ~ A1113h
ANIMAL VISIT 10 her ssN ~ - -.
and Mrs. G. II. csrpt atsf q - -
Nth ,a street .o,,,,,, ~. ~.
Ranhin and nrs. W :. bssesS .
Gage, arrived n the siay ySsl0day .
attend the eosfsfsaee 4 ~ NM
Liberty loan st the Sk,ryin hotel
Mrs c. A. Dow Of PoAd Csosk ~
rived In the city yesterday late M tnS
Gay to attend the fifth Liberty lGen
conference held today at the 6kirvlA
hotel
LIeu,. jay v. RadciifA ay4vsq h
Oklahoms city toby froas Eni1 Wh1TU
Is enroute 10 Littis NDck. An, vs60
he 10 to aGume the me- AG1 ~
an engraving plant. Nsu066o0l ~
ehhe vas discharQee frs4 IL oS7V
after servics ovsrs6oA a 6s1ogY r.,
-
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
FONT WoRTH.

FORT WORTH. March 2s.-CATTLE
receipts coo. fully steady. Beeves 81 50
nitS0 HOGS: receipts 1000. i0r
higher. heavy tis.75qlsoo SHEEP
receipts l6. unchanged Lambs 1850
ula 90
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lambs. i1is0lol5: culls iltoby
i7ii. ewes medium, VI 7Jml5.OO;
ruilH. b0Oull 80
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. March M.--BUrYnRs -,
ss,,,sS' ss,,,sS ers.msry sI,~,2 ;sS9*e. SCos ss1
Nis sGysisc. ordinary firsts H00xos
Al marx cases Included; ~ VSoHe.
POULTRY; alive, ht6ess: Qst19o ~
fowls JGc
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sI. LOUIS. e, s: ssrsh 4 fe.c3RNi ~; q No ., {,
st''i No. SS sss. No. % Sstise SlsSssoo oA''
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CHICAGO CASH DRAIN.

CHICAGO. March 3s.-CORE: No. !
yellow si.bsis di.es. OATS: standard
SsastHe. RYE No. tisR. BARLEY.
sl.0g0iIs
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 3e.--T0HAfoUQt
% Whit. .,oes. d. !. srsSs !. hot6ijl
,sd r,vsrs 81. 1S0i.S0.
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xAnsAS CRY.

kANsAs X sS CITY, IT. March ! .;,.waE4ri ..., Y. y
assS.5s !. Ne s z r.d saaaaa!' Ne: :.
.,; ~, 4 missd si.u0L0' No, : : vhits =
oi4 Hv.l' - No. NO ysi'Hi. ysni,. ssS1ss' ss NJ e
9 ni1ed eleese. No. red 7oo73e.
RYE: NHS15S.
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oUT-Or-rowN REAL ESTATE

OREGON store building for sale: mod.
ern rooms: 1880, A. W. Ferguson
Eisenhower, Douglas county. Oregon
Glorious climate, lovely valley. green
Rrasa ana rosas rim Christmas.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-so acre1 OF
Oklshoms land 10 trade for wood
6-cylihder roadster or 5-passenger,
nHst be good, no junk considered. CAN
Maple tli6,. Perdleton & Layne. 1904
West Grand
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CATTLE MARKET
ACTIVE To-Day
Steer Top al $3.50; Hogs
Continue Advances,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY

CATTLE The market wns active IN
the cattle DIVISION here today, with but
few steers The top on steers sold
around Sl5 30 aud the plain billlns kinds
from ~ 10 ii2i0 TIE butcher market
continued active aud generally Zoe
higher for the week. the top on odd lot
h"if-rs selling up 10 VI? md car lots Of
COWS up 10 tli.J0 Gamers sns cutters
sold frUm D2j 10 1915 Tho stockrr
md feeder market was active and
steady
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KANSAS osrv.

KANSAS CITY, March ss-uHf4A
and EGGS: finn, unchanged. p0Qkr
TRY: higher; hens 5le; rooofeeQ 1eD21at
hroilers tSc. PoTArOn0: m, NV
21O
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FARM AND ACHE TRACTS
Okhhoms
Red Clover Farm

$50 Actes; 200 acres In cuitivnilou'
200 acres biue HfHse ana clover V,rture,
fenced GOOD soil. weh watsrsdi ~
acres orchard. eleven roeN house.
large stock ahd hay barps. five miles
from town. land lays good. b>ins slope
and valley, ioca tI0n beautiful, sxcsllsnt
roads Finest stock and Srain tarm 10
Lyon county. Kansas and about 10
m.lrs f,om Kansas City Price " pef
aclo nul clear. VIII trade for Income
plOpsrty, mercbandlss or good Oklnho-
mn lnnd, Addtess.
FINCH u RICE.
~ Reno Okls.s
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Buy q Farm

on hisialirent plan: good soil; yers
small cash payne,t. balance long time
low interest. Cnu owner, III Oll EH-
change RldE. Phoue Walnut sO3I,
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Michigan.

LANDi LAND,
Come in, write In. for inforrna tlon
about our hardwood land In Kslkaska
and Antrim counties Mich; "a world OF
opportunities. SIS To $50 per acre. easy
terms; 'recls 10 acres M TO iso; no
swamps or stones: good for general
crops. fruit. truck. livestock. poultry.
near markets. schools churches. hand.
some booklet free SwiEart Land Co,
Ti2Ss. First National Bank Bldg. Chi.
cago. H.
GREAT BAROAiNs-iSO down. s.. 90
monthly buys 20 acres. good fruit
poultry land near town, southern Mis-
sour: only 5000 Boz ts2. Springfield,
No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
REAL Estate WANTED

WANTED TO BUY direct from swaer.
for cash. six building sites for dwell
inss. -Four 50 .fsss from e, aad two
,S-feet frontage, between i3th and 10th
streets and East OF Classeh boulevard
WIN only consider first class locations.
Address A. II l.ingafelt. cor 39th and
Western Ave. Oklahoma CITY. Okla
HAVE buyers for s. &. I and s-room
modern houses. wen located Aorth
and east side. List with Fidelity Trust
Co, Sl5 Patterson BLDG Walnut @7O.
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NVY 0 Nv IW0 NV1tEb, VI peT!tHI
Wy &O Of which !. creek bot
w N>~ tom and extra fine 81
<rlfi soil: IA acres In wheat; 20 acres
IN Alfalfa. balance In pasture: improved
with good s-rooIh. 2.story house. biS
red bauni 70 acrcs in hog lot: plenty
good public spd one year highschoo
arroR ihs road. two kood wrils and
windinUls; mail route and telephone:
one mile from ear line: one OF the
pretticst farms In the state regardless
Of pitcc Price $4,000; and n sold i'm
medlatsly, poasesslon can be given In.
cludug all Of the whest You cant
boni II In the state for tiss per acre.
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KANSAS CITY, March ACORN;
s'S;'' ssis 81 hs' sssl W.: s.s'. .sy :i:s,sal"s
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Excellent Eighty

A sh miles from Guthrie on state
~ road, Iays practically level. 50
m nuJs cultivated. balance pasture.
~ ., mle To school, fenced and cross
r fenccd. family orchard: good j.
~ room house, cave, small barn,
= glunary. hen house. we'll. excellent
IL ueighborhood: price $500. and III.
u be-, farm 1 know Of for the money.
~ Atfrrd Adler Guthrie, Okla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-02

band stand where the judging will
take place and prizes awarded. The
procession or rather parade starts
promptly at 10 O'Clock on the morning
of the Fourth.
The heads of the committees for this
all;important baby parade are as fol
lows:
Mrs. S. Il. Edwards, vehicles; Miss
Elizabeth Lord, special features; Mrs.
w. E. Anderson, comic features; Mrs.
f. D. Thielsen and Mrs. J. L. Van Dor
en-, doll carts; Mrs. William Walton,
perambulators Mrs. w. H. Burghardt,
girls tricycles; Mrs Clifford Brown,
boys trieycles; Miss Hartman, two
wheeled carts; Mrs. George Rose, 60
carts; Mrs. Il. L. Baker, baby buggies;
Mrs. John HARRISON and Mrs. G. w.
Dyer, express wagons; Miss Mabel
Robertson, cow boys and Indians; Miss
Mabel Withyeombe, boys and girls
bicycles; Mrs Milton l.. Meyers, the
all important war babies.