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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-12
The Way To Get Mere Service
..,...s.. Out OF Your Coal.

m
Omen the window and let III fresh
nir every morning ut ieast-fresh
air heats quickly. Keep the ashes
c,eanad out >systerra ticaliy. Get a
thermostadt; saves lot Of time ana
raaI and gives even heat wonderfn MA
machine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-12
The Road to Liberty

goes through the valley OF Independ-
!, ence and that is reached through dis
pensing with landlords and owning
your own home. Every young man
: ought to be thinking of buying his
own home for the future: We can
put him on the right track by show
. ing him plenty OF profitable pOssibiH-
ties at the present time. We have
. houses OF all kinds at all prices, de-
sirably located -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-12

Chamberlaln's Tablets::ii fcr
These tablets are INTENDED epRTh py tcne
inai fSs stomac6 md enable " ~ faentT
i III functions naturally. They 1 mn r1estcrlnf
an the liver and bowels, tnerePRss olthy con.
tn stomach and bowels to Stupid Stupid sGs
dition. When you feel 9 aui trial. You
c cSTtsib IS Be pleased with their Gu
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-12
MUIIlniK M usgTOVe.

Miss Mary MusgrOVe, of Glenelg,
daughter of Mrs. Catherine and the
late William Musgrove, and John D,
MuIlinix, of Woodbine. were married
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-12

! Striking for $3.50 per week." or
$50 per day, were the headlines in
some Of the newspapers last week
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
FARMER ENDS HIS LIFE

Wheeling, w. Vh., July. 17.-For-
saken by his only son and separated
by poverty from his wife, Elisha
Lucas. once wealthy farmer, com
mitted suicide by hanging Tuesday.
In his heyday he gave his children
a. college education, but at The age
o fe,ighty-two wae compelled to go
to the poerhouse. His son is said
TO be principal Of a high school ir'
Appointment city in Ohio. Friends
ard relatives of his wife took her
from the institution and placed her
with a family. In note he SAID
That separation from her was more
TAIN ME could bear.
Ns.The note, scratched by the agyf
man on THE back of an old envelope,
found in his pocket, reads,
s"Jane-They stole you. Can't
steal my love from you. Goodby. l
took care of you for a long time. l
would like to see you so bad. Love
Va Won. Goodbv. E. L..
He made a moose of shoe lace's, his
handkerchief, and the sheet from
the bed; and to make sure CT death,
he stuffed his ncst1ils with paper.
He hung from the door, and when
the door was opened his lfeless
body fell to the floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
INGOMAR THEATRE

Bessie Love is The screen ideal of
Ruth Belmore Endicott, author OF
the popular novel, Carolyn of the
Corners" which is the attraction az
the Richmond Theatre tonight, and
the little star has doubly earned
that distinction by her sweetly nat
ural work in the cinen,k version of
the story, issued as a Pathe Extra
Selected Star Fhotoplay.
"Carolyn of The Corners" is a
happy drama. one which, will send
any audience away in delightful
frame of mind. ct is "a pure, clean
of American life, and as such is
certain to meet with unqualified
success wherever it is presented.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
HUNS MAY REBUILD FRANCE

Paris, July 17-Members Of the
German PREPARATION commission at
Versailles proposed to the allies
today that German engineers and
workmen rebuild the dstroyed cities
in Northern france as a part OF
their Preparations, using German
materials.
Under the German plan, the
French would submit plans and
specifications for the city they de-
sired to be erected, and the Ger
mans would take the job in the
same way as a contractor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
AUTO DIVES INTO LAKE
Brc-eslynite Thought to Have mad.
INft, vertentiy Increased. Speed

Css;n:ng, N. Y, July 17.-Three
persons were drowned yesterday
when an automobile driven by Mrs.
Irene Ganong, Brooklyn, crashed
through a guard rail and into Echo
Lake, two miles from this place.
Those drowned were Mrs. Ga
mons husband, Ernest, who was EN-
r1oyed by the Central Trust Com
pany, New York; his brothers wife,
Mrs. Wallace Canon. of Lake Ma
i1opan, and her son, Kenneth, years
old. !.
The four were on their way from
Lake Mahopac to. Brooklyn, Mr.. ia
nong drove until they were within
"a, mile of. the lake when he surrend-
cred the wheel to his wife, saying
he felt i'll. At about $50 o'clock IN
the morning. as the car approached
a curse on the lake drive. Mr.. Ga
nong attempted to help his wife
swing the car around the turn.
In reaching for the wheel it is
believed he showed the throttle fur
Their open. At any rate, the car
sprang ahead at suddenly acelera-
ted speed, broke through the guard
rail and rolled down an en1bank-
ment into the lake.
Mrs. Ganong and her Husbands
both extricated themselves from the
automobile as it entered the water.
When she reached shore, however,
he had disappeared. He is believed
TO have lost his life seeking to res
rue Mrs. Wallace Ganong and her
boy, who had not managed to clear
themselves Of the machine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
STORM COST 81 LIVES

IA Vessels Sunk-Many Otherwise
Destroyed.-Loss S70,0Oo.O00
Valparaiso, Chile, July 17.-Eighty
seven persons are known to have
been drowned and the loss of life may
nave been much greater in hurri-
cane which swept this port Saturday
.rd Sunday.
Fourteen vessels of various sizes
we're sunk and about a hundred
lighters. The property loss is esti-
mated at $70,000,00.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
FINDS WIFE 4 SUICIDE
Worry Caused b. Neighbtrs' Gossip
Said 20 Be Cause.

York, Pa, July 17.-When Chas.
H. Tauser, a chauffeur, returned
home for dinner yesterday he found
his wife's dead body hanging from
a girder IN the cellar and with a
printed prayer pinned tc her bosom,
The woman had been acting
strangely fer several week.. On
July 4 she tlf5d to choke her hus-
band and then tried to strange her
self with strap. Gossip, which at
tritrted powers Of sorcery to the
woman, is said to have worried her
and inlpelled her TO suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
DIES IN FIGHT

Willoughby, Ohio, July; 17.-Depu-
ty Marshal Ernest Gray was killed
and two other members of a posse
wounded. one probably fatally, at
noon yesterday in a gun battle with
two bandits near here.
The gunner are under arrest
They are believed to be the men
who held up and robbed four men
IN Cleveland early yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
THEATRES
RICHMOND-"His Bridal Night

ellis Bridal Night" a rollicking,
breezy farce, in which Select Pic
lures presents charming Alice
Brady as the star, will be seen to-
day at the Richmond Theatre.
1T is the story of Vi and Tiny,
l.twins-in form and feature only.
Tiny, to teach her fiirtatio'us sister
a lesson, runs off with her husband
on their bridal night, much to the
chagrin of vi. vi had Thought that
her husband was 4 bully and that
she really did not love him until
she found that she no longer had
him. This picture has more action
,tHan Snip on a rough sea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
Jap EXPLAINS p0LlCY
Members of Feaica DselegstiGn De-
81 clades Shantung is to be HI
Returned

Returned
Paris, July 17S-LttWe lare prepared
ito restore the fun territorial rights
over Kiau Ohau to China within
six months"
i IA member of the Jaranese peace
delegation made this statement yes
terday. For diplomatic reasons he
requested that his name be with
held from publication, out empha-
sized that his statement means just
what it says. fIe continued:
Eve are exceedingly anxious &c
settle the whole question, and we
ask nothing better than the return
fof this territory in accordance with
the treaty OF 1915.
at is necessary, however, that
China enter into negotiations with
us, which she has hitherto declined
to do"
The Japanese delegate fatty de-
MED the assertion of Philippe Mil
let, prominent writer on interna-
tional affairs, to the effect that
Baron Maxine, chairman of the
Japanese peace commission, handed
the 'sbig four" formal, written
secret undertaking to restore Shan
tung to China.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-07-17
Rheumatism

completely waEhed out OF the sys'
EN- by the celebrated Shivar Minera!
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine; costs
trife. Delivered anywhere: by our
Alexandria Agents, F. S. Harper, Inc.
Phone toeyn-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
B R 0 D II E A D

Mrs.A ]. Haggard, who has been
in poor health for several years,
Is at the Berea Hospital for treat,
ment, and is getting along nicely.
Miss Terrie Masters, daughter
of Mr.. Wilson Masters, of Gum
Sulphur, and niece of Ed Nv.
Masters, of this place, and Her.
Ian Skidmore, son of Mr. aud Mrs.
E. L. Skidmore, were married at
Mt. Vernon. Friday, of last week.
Wejoin their manyfriends In wish
ing them a happy married llfe.- :
Mrs Bryan Adams, of the Bee Lick
section, was a recent visitor of
MIR. and Mrs. Josh Wilson. Mrs.
c. A Wheeldon, and children, are
with relatives in the Quail section
this week. = J. T. Cherry, II. G.
Sklles and F.G.Hurt, OF Crab Or.
chard, were in town last Friday
afternoon. = Mr.. and Mrs NJ j.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mil
Ter and Mrs. Z. G. Davis were
down from Mt. Vernon, Friday,
afternoon. A. j. Haggard, and
son Wallace, were In Berea, Thurs
day, of last week, to see Mrs.
Haggard, who is there for treat:
ment. Mrs. Willis Russell was the
guest of her brother, Alvin
Thomas, in Garrard, last week.
Cashier A. NJ. Hiatt and Dr.IW. F.
Carter We're in Lexington last
week looking after their oil inter.
ests there. = Quite "a number at
tended the Gentry Bros. Show
at Mt. Vernon, Monday. = Ed.
Henry Masters, of Middlesboro,
was with his SON, Ed. NV. Mast
ers. here the first OF the week.
Mrs. Henry Beatty. of Science
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
R. L. Nc F ERRON
TO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE SYST LEGISLATIVE
DISTR

DISTRICT:
In submitting candidacy the Republican nomination
the Office OF Representative of this District wish
was born and raised Republican consistently sup
ported the nominees of the Republican party since
been voter
have lived in Rockcase County all of nv life except Eve
years that lived in Laurel County life has spent
y as laboring man, farmer, umberman
lived in Laurel County was engaged in mining
county four years in the capacity of Deputy Sheriff under e.
Tate and following this service Sheriff
by the Republicans of Rockcase County, giving an official
experience of eight At present member of the
Board OF Trustees of the Graded In
been active, as far ability would permit all things
that tend to improve conditions my county, commercially NOR
ally and educationaly.
unreservedy the platform principles adopsed by
May and endorse and will Republicans sug.
voters OF this District that will my energies to elect
the ticket nominated.
The Republicans of fortunate in having such
eade In the coming campaign the Hon Edwin F. Morrow
next Governor of Kentucky His well known repubcansm his
ability as leader and his wonderful him
not only the idol of the Republicans this State but leader
without an equal OF all the people pledge myself Repubi
cans OF this District that will with efforts
have enacted into laws the platform of principles adopted by the
Lexington Convention
my record as citizen and and the principles on
which stand meet with the approval Republicans
District respectfully solicit and influence Repub
lcan Primary August end.
Very sincerely,
L MCFERRoN.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
ROCKcASTLE COUNTY'S
OPPORTUNITY.

The Louisville Boasd of Trade
and Kentucky State Bankers
Association will pitch tent in
Mt. Vernon July Il, IS. and IS.
Under this tent there will be IS
specialists to entertain and dis
criminate Information and knowl
edge. Free to all the people of
Rockcastle County.
The County has this one oppor.
tunity of getting in touch with
Big things and to hear and see
what is going on in our county
and state. This tent and people
will stay only three days In our
County. Only a few counties
have secured this Farmers Com
m unity Meeting, and we are
lucky to have then stop with us.
A program will be given only
in the afternoon and evening of
each day.
A PIG TO BE GIVEN AWAY.
A pure bred Duroc pig will be
given away each afternoon at 500
o'clock. Each person attending
will have a chance at this pig.
All tickets FREE to tent and each
person "a ticket for pig--Come
and get the pig. Your neigh5ors
can't tell you about itcYou will
have to come and see, and get.
Make plans now for each after
noon and take three pigs home
with you.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27

Hill, was with her mother, Mrs
John Riddle, during the week. =
Wallace Haggard left Saturday
night for West Virginia to accept
a position as buyer for a large
coal company.-John Robins has
sold his stock of general merchan-
disc to W. o. Yadon & Co., com
posed of VIC and a. E. AL
bright. The invoicing was COM
pleted Thursday and the new
firm opened their doors Satur-
day morning. Mrs. L. B. Hilton,
and little son. Master James
Butner. of Stanford, have been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r Cass during the week.
Allen Seward and Leroy Smith, of
Harlan, swere guest of Misses FL
nora Filth and Susie Hicks Sun.
day.-Ani infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. chas. DeBord IT,, died
Monday George Yadon, who
has been with the American Ex-
peditionary Forces in France
for nearly two years. : is at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. A. Yadon. George says he
has had a plenty of army life
and is mighty glad to be back
home again; Mrs. P. A. Shelton
has been quite i'll this week.,
Mr.. Tip Edwards, of Oklahoma
is here this week with his sister,
Mrs. %. w. .Turpin and other
relatives w. S. and Wick Hag.
gard were in Berea Sunday to
see their mother.--Mrs. J.. F..
Watson. and daughter, Miss
Clyde Watson, we're in Stanford,
Wednesday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
w | T H e R S

Mrs. Bert Mullins and child
rem. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones Durham, Saturday
and Sunday.-Mrs. Rebecca
Durham h: S been very sick for
few days.-Ben Mullins is in
the western part Of the county
this week.-Forester Mullins
was in Livingston Saturday
Charley Mcdaniel, of Gauley,
spent from Saturday until We'd
nesday with his cousins, Luther
and, Russell Mullins. Forester
Mullins killed a large rattlesnake
Tuesday while picking buckle
berries. There has been more
Of those poisonous snakes killed
in this neighbOThood this year
than ever known before.-Misses
Maggie and Russie Mullins were
guests of their cousin, Miss Ruth
Mullins from Friday until Sun
day.-Farmers are rejoicing over
the good rains Misses Marv
aud Eliza Mullins were with
their brother, Estill Mullins
from Friday until Sundy.-
MISS Callie and Sarah Roberts,
and Master Willie Roberts were
guests of their grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Allen Sunday.
Mrs. Kizzie Hampton was a guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Joel English,
|af Cruise. Saturday and Sunday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
CUT THIS OUT AND TAKR
IT WITH YOU.

"A man often forgets the exact
name of the article he wishes to
purchase, and as a last resort
takes something else instead.
That is always Disappointing and
unsatisfactory. The safe way
Is to cut this out and take it with
you 80 as to make sure Of getting
Cham berlain's Tablets. You will
find nothing quite so satisfactory
for constipation and indigestion.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
Rockcastle County,


MORNING SESSION
e:3o am.-Devoonal Bible Study Rev. L. N Bowling
GAS am Presidents Address w n Fish
am"Every School Victory SCHOOL, Miss Lou Philips
HE'S am.-'"The Weekly Bulletin in the home -.
OF every worker Mr. Lin D. Cartwright
1925 am.-Appointment of Committees
(a) Nominations c) Future Work
(b) Time and Place (d) Bulletin
1880 m.-Oferng.
II35-"Bbe School Progress In County, Rev NJ g. Fish
Roll Call conducted by State Worker report
from each school, ~-~''~
1900 a.m.-Lunch and Recreation.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
1890 p.m.-Devotions.
I45 Pm Business Session:
(a) Secretsry's Report c. c. Davis
(b) Committees Reports Chairman
m.Missionary Church" Rev T. Young
22o pm-"Financial interests of he Church"
G. {. Davis and D. R. Gentry
24o pm-"Social aud Recrestional Interests of
the Church" Rev Lin o. Cartvrieht
800 p -"Problems of the Church and Bible
School'-Opsn Conference
Quoted by State Worker
GAS Report of Future Work Committee Chairman
Conservation Moments by State Worker.
pm-Adjoumment
Come and bring lunch order TO
present written report showing offering for Home
State and National).
HELP MAKE RocKcASTLR BANNER COUNTY.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF LIVINGSTON COAL
COMPANY. A COR.
PORAIION.

Notice is hereby given that the
Livingston Coal Company, In
corporated. is closing up its bust
ness by UNANIMOUS consent of its
stockholders.
Livingston Coal Company,
B. D. Fannon, President.
r. B. Winkler, Secretary.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-06-27

Since making announcement Republican candidate
Representative of the SIst District health impaired
that advised by physician that yscay
make the and to do would probably DEATH
this account very reluctantly withdraw say reluctantly
the reason that ambitious back Frankfort
time Repes entatve and confidently that
Republicans of the District wanted But
above stated withdrawing take
this method OF thanking the Republicans of the District
Loyalty supporting and thank all the Republicans
who responsible for nomination and election
trust that health will improve that will
take active part the coming State campaign
Republicans should do With united eor my Judgment
there question but what will p Morrow
Governor together with the State ticket him.
Respectfully
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
BOB PARMAN OFFERS

II HOME PETROLEUM ... Rid
900 WHITE PANTHER OIL. az
! 900 ASSURANCE .. A. 4. ,.., ~
$50 RIVERSIDE o. 4 R....... 20
i,Oor SAMMlES OIL CORP. 90. 81
900 OKLAHOMA o. A. Il. ..... Bld
1000 UNITED q. A. H. (nny parD 30
500 DEPOSiTORS o. A q. ..... Ld7
800 RANGER TEXAS OIL .... SO
2 MAUDE o. a q. ......... % 40
900 AUBYME q. A. G. .....,... 40
1000 WHITE ROCK OH. ..... .Ui,
$500 BOSTON OIL n GAS...... .is
i0o1 TREASURE STATE o. ar. as
100 y. AMERICAN q. a. H. q. ma
1000 McTON OIL .............. .n6
900 INGRAM or. CORP ...... 81
100 MIAMI METALS ......... 90
rIERSEN r r Glass II" s? 30
WILL PAY CASH FOR
500 N AMERICAN o. &R. OTTER
800 AMERICAN o. a. n. .,... llp
900 OShGE u. a H. ........, IS
1000 CONCORD OIL .....,.,... 20
500 CALDWELL OIL ....,.. Offer
800 NATIONAL OIL (K. c. 90. 2G5
ALSO OFFER ME- RANOLA, QUAD.
RANGLE, DEPOsIToRS. OIL STATE
ASSURANCE OR ANY
OTHER STOCKS
Send stock to Farmers Natl Bank
here
Nothing 20 Promote But Service"
6li.iI American Bank Bldg,
Walnut SI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08

MISSOURI farms. 10 acres, $3.50. S
monthly. 20 acres. 5000. $40 monthly.
productive; no wet waste land; abun.
dant rainfall healthful climate. good
schools and churches: close TO good
railroad town and three big markets,
r. r d. and rural telephones: fine .or
fruit. vegetables. poultry and hog rats
Ing; plenty OF free range: perfect title.
FREQ round-trip railway fare 10 inspect:
money back after one year II dissat.s-
fled. photographs aud fun Information
free. A. B West, 800 Baltimore Ave
Kansas CIV. Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08

WILL BUY United on and Refining.
Maple iss.
OIL LEASE 100 acres Ellis, Co, paid
for five years. Want automobile Otis
Garrett. kingcsher. okla.
$50 ACRES In Comanche county Tor
lease. NEi. Sec, II and TO acres In
Sec. II. T. 2s.. Il W. ]. o. Green.
go American Rank Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
WILL PAY CASH FOR
Paul A. Compton
Licensed Broker

7 HAVE At ALL TIMES ODD LOTS
OF STOCKS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Specials
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
Michigan.
d6o6 HARDWOOD land.
FARMSi FARM 81

Raise big crops on our splendid hard
wood lands In Michigan. No swamps or
stones. Only SIS to $50 per acre tnsy
terms. 10 TO l60 ncrcs, Schools.
churches, markets, railroads. Fine eli
r,ate. pure water lakes and streams
Money loaned to settlers. Oldest and
largest COMPANY write todny for free
booklet. SNirnrt Land Co. Tl25S First
National Bank Budding. Chicago. HI
Nos.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08

MISSOURI SO down, 50 monthly. buys
40 acres good frit poultry land
near town. southern Missouri y220 Box
81. Mt. Vernon III.
CLOVER LANDS. 100 acres. miles
out Good house. orchard and spring
Price $500. Fine t00.acrc stock farm,
well improved. $50 per acre Many
cthsrs. Scott, Mountain View. Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08

WILL TRADE 100 shares North Amer
loan for 600 shares American on 4
HcfInlnE; can Use 1000 shares Amerl.
CA OH 4 Refining on this basis.
K. III. Pierce & Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08

AND GET THE HIGHEST NEW
YORK MARKET, LESS 81 PER HUN
DRIED FOR HANDLING.
NY WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
MARKET SENT on REQUEST.
Paul Compton
f'f20 ColcOrd. Wal. 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS
-.
TeIaa.

]. kVR8Us
vOk BALE-BarGain In highly Inn
proved sections: with cattle. horses
qnd Implements; crop and 4 sections
leaeed: all fenced; good terms. u. II.
Neville. Dalhart, Texas.
3.oM ACRES In Texas field, surround
- BY . drilling wells, Just the thing
20 sell part In small tracts while the
big companies do tho developing and
bring In the field. A. J. Kline. GALS
Hcrskowitz Bldg. phone Maple Ss:7.
Florida.
WOULDN'T you Ike 10 have home
and live IN the finest climate In
America Wouldn't you love 10 own
On orange and grapefruit grove In Just
such place. Where twenty acres
when In boarlng. the fruit viii meet
oil the needs Of large family. and
then some. For full particulars write
Earl c. Smeltzor, Consumers Bldg,
Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
WILL BUY

WILL BUY
american oil a. Refining,
Assurance Oh Il Refining
American Glass Casket.
Aubyme,
All American,
Hack Psnthcr.
Zig western,
Beaver Valley.
caldwell Oh,
Concord on,
Central States Pet.
Depositors on a Gas,
Double Head.
Deep Pool.
Gladstone OIL \ Refining
Globe on of k'C.
Home Petroleum.
Harvey Crude.
Hog Creek j..
Homa Okla.
McTon.
Marland,
North American on 4 Refining,
Nnuonal on OF Kansas city.
National Onion.
oklahoma OH n Refining.
uli state Refining.
Uil state Pet.
Usage on a Refining,
quadrangle.
Ranola.
riverside
, Hanger Rock Island
Sanger Texas.
Sammles.
shirt Sleeve.
Turman,
United OIL 4 Refining.
White Panther.
Maurika No, I.
Nnutika No. 2.
White Rock, n
oilr Any Stocks You May Have.
submit your stock firm
FERFNCE:
First state Bank, Oklahoma CITY.
Wilkin. Hale Bank oklahoma city.
loos-l00o Colcord nldg.
Phone Maple s702
Correspondence inviteS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-08
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

A no. stock and grain farm, near
Perry. 2iO acres lG5 acres pasture.
- acres cultivation, fenced and cross
fenced, over 900 rods Of woven wire
fence. plenty water, shed for so head
cattle, other improvements fair. viii
take In ~ acre or more good black lack
hnd close 10 oklahoma City. viii give
torms on balance. Lee Bniiy. $40 n.
Robinson
FOR SALE or TRADE -- Two good
lots. Guthrie Okla. W. X. Oklaho-
man.
FOR SALE-lArgo modern home, Ed
mond, near normal w. NJ. Oklaho-
man.
tOR SALE OR TRADE - -Four good
lots In Edmond. W. o. Oklahoman.