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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
STORE FIXTURES

AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
AND DAYTON"
MONEY WEIGHT SCALES
POSITIVE PROTECTION
WRITE FOR PRICES.
T. ". TANNER. MGR
Walnut 593G. 32j Insurance BIDS
REFRlGERATORS- Special FOR butch
ers. restaurants hotels: market ft-
tufcs every description. Koch stand
ard for ~ Years; write requirements.
get our prices and butchers 'atnlpr
Koch butchers Supply Co. Jl1-1l
WNnuiottc, Kansas CITY. Mo.
SODA FOUNTAIN for sale. In first
class condition. Ill fixtures +. q. II
$500 II taken ~ once can or write,
phin Price variety, Rogers, Ark.
10 FEET second hand sodt fountain,
some terms. niso new SNl0 nUl H.,
foot fountain " II Haywood Soda
Fountain 60. 205 West End
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For Sale

only muu's store iu 1--we town of o.
.nu. located Ion the horl OF the Nau-
.Nn,p VALLEY. largest broom corn mar
I,' I'm the world. railroads, 3 banks,
with largest DEPOSITS u tho county; 3
cotton gins, elevators. 3 hroomcorn
Warehouses. etc. stock consists ot high
aridc lime. kuppcuhoimcr clothes
-tp'sou hats" "Nct'lr'uu 4 Peters
Shoes" .T a w. furnishings. etc. New
brick building. g.Nlun trot doors
uum uus'o'NOr. lnu.dmg for sale or
l,urD Grand Ran ds clothing and nat
eases National cash register and other
fixtures business es,nb-
lishcd % years and has made money
r,rry day can show rs good profit
and clean record us any store ~ rs
aIz, n the state Invoice about fl6On'
Including spring purchases. Fixtures,
8 500 nu
WIN gladly go into details with re-.
spuuuhlc, interested parties Don't
want 10 trade. don't have. 10 give It
away. hut win make mn attractive
Irlec for quick sllc
a. Holmes
BOX III,
Lindsay. okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

RESTAiRANT y and confectionery
building stock ana fixtures. $500
near rorI plant tho one best bay In
,it. 1908 West Main
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CIT"

so PAYS for membership IN Coop.
crn'lyv supply Co., 600 North Hudson
St, which entities member tu purchase
gasoline, oils ana accessories AT about
% percent discount We sell Iawuec
nm gUs1Inr look Tor the sign.
TOE SNtl.-Buck blacksmith shop. no
competition more work than two men
can du. well equipped, power mnchin-
cry Selling ON account OF ill health
ti.n reasonable terms Box 2s2.
Helena. okla
tutST-rLNSS art portrait studio and
kodak finishing for sale. $500. strictly
D1sh, fine locations good trade; spcu-
d,l future. all necessary equipments
1ut furniture, monthly rent, tld; city
water, electric lights. gas heating: buy
soon: avoid unnecessary Corrrspon-
doucc; unexpected trip abroad Compels
as TO sell right away. Box 77 Chand-
lnr okla.
An OPPORTUNITY m tho new oIl
field. For 1Io. uur drv goods store.
one NJ the most up.to.lotc ln the city.
clean oH 70 IHN.u goods purchased ON
ola market VI s,u at bargain f1r
cash or uoft cash and terms on bal
1u.r. invoice about $4,000 JONES
DRY GOODS Co. sixth ana Polk Sis.
AMARILLO T,N
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
Big BwrIk
Oil Co.

IT ~ SOME PLEASURE TO FEEL
THAT ONE IltS Dose WHAT ~
TVS WITH Az HuNEST PURPOSE
no BlE EK sos ONE ANp TWO
HAVE PROVEN REAL GOOD pRu-
ut'CERs WE VAST YOu TO KNOW
ABOUT no BlUk so |. MNklNG
NiDl r 800 liANRELS or HETrEN,
lllG HtRk SO. 2 HROrGIT ~ FER
%, "a VI, ASp THEN ESTIMATED
NT OVER sOU BARRELS PER DAY
WE AitEWOLD THAT ROTH THESE
COMPANIES ARE 10 PAY DIVIDENDS
~ APRIL mo HuRK 81. . HAS LET
4 DNlLLtNG CONTRACT no BtRK
so I the no X IP TIIE WATER
NELI Is plG SLISil FIT. FtEL
NSD WATER TASKS All ErNII
IOR TllE DRILL. All PAID FOR
THE FIELD Man ENrErTs DRILL.
rO HE OS RIGS ~ THE NENT FEW
DAYS THE FIRST WELL WILL ~.
HETWEGN THE HOHN ASD MAluNE
600 tEET FROM llORN AND $50
rWOM MAElNE. lT MEANS FOR YOi
70 SENb ~ YOUR CHECK 81,
DRAFT ABOUT i2OOoO WAS RI.
TURNED 10 THE HrRK 80 ? AZ.
TllrNNTS TOO SLOW WE EXPECT
TD SELL. TUE REMAINDER Ot TlIu
HlG BlUk 80 4 STOCK Is ONE
WEEK. SHARES 5000 EACH
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BOX III,
| lindsay okla

FOR SALT-Ansirnrt plant in new oil
field, large county, good business,
average s. ana per annum. price th,.
UnU. terms. s. fUl cn N and balance ON
terms at convenience of purchaser, v,
v, care OkNhomun.
"a
THREE brothers. capable. experienced,
Al business reputation, would invest,
separately or Jointly, three TO ten thou
~ going business. bank. European hotel.
hardware or improved farm preferred
nothing considered that does not cover
all details first letter Box ii6, Chero-
kce, okla
WANTED to huy vulcanizlng plant for
repairing tires and tubes must be
IN first class condition and reasonable
price NJ r. ChorvoE, 18th and ~ Hob.
ison St, sapulpa, Okla
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

TINS ir n good buy W acres. fyo.
yonr commercial lcnAo. two ana n
hair miles of deep test now dfllllng NJ
go feet with contract 10 20 1000 feet
n necessary. this N IN khncholfOrd
county, near the Moran field; He's
northwest of Ranger. In adjoining
county. seven other deop, test wells
now drilling near: thla acreage viii
double IN IN days. this IN good
acreage fot n bunch ~ fellows 10 huy
nnd hold. take the chance, prlc" 80
- u stocn, oil investments. ~ south.
west Reserve Bank Hldg phone Mn-
pie 1900
FOH SALE Severed pood luas,s ami
foc In Cement and stephens county
nIl fields Zoe me nov g. +. Thu,y
nll. ERhor hotel
WANTED Emitted on and HonrIn,
stock state lowest price. b.lioN
Oinhumnu
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O. I. .
Investment Company,
Inc.

9l, roLCORn RriLulNG
OKLAHOMA CRY. OKLAHOMA
WESTERN on. nEEhICk. the Liter
any Digest Of oil publications. l.sg"J
every saturday subscription 81 for WN
months readers get the cream ~ the
Ucws pertaining iu the marvellous DE.
'Nlupu,ut iu TrNua ant DKlthrWI
Western on D,rrIHk. 1893 NW.slu8
q tate nlir ONrrowI Dltf
on leases In ToS1b. near drilling wells.
s. tu s. per acre q II Sir,u,
~ Southwest Reserve Rank Iildg
phone Maple 1850 oklahoma cry.
oil MEN ATTENTION
Ranger made ieasenolders million
aires over night Callahan county
Joins Ehs'land and already has oil.
number Of drilling wells and con-
tracts. forty-acro tracts leases. $500 10
5000 per tract. " Homer Shanks.
CLYDE Texas
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Investment Co., Inc.
0lj Colcord Bldg
oklahoma city, okla,

w VTVWTV I1THE
oklahoma city, okla,

SIX hundred acres Comanche county,
t5n to $50 one thousand acres KAY
county 21n.2e and .in.Je, iln 10 ~.
Jls Security Bldg. Phone Maple S21i.
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lGVI0jLaES[TlzASl q Sl6j9
.u1is West MAIu street
IMunn M-IuuI =.

Phone walnut 70
FOR SALE Ouc hnl' srfuop. miles
east kic ..u HDirF Of pasture. \.
ur''H ut farming band. a. acres ~
grove all level. plenty good water.
best improved Iiu,F loo county lup
head ,niil" 90 go with uurh n desired;
10 thoroughbred hufr,s iHf mio. prices
uFhi. the r'f ~ such hUfs'H ~ llau.
uorkhuru ufl'u krpp Luck aud
Ihuib Address Owner = VI Hrosn.
kIc' Route k|rHfth,r Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-11

lW hlNU hlNl y w
what ines" Opportunities irIt"mhl
h'lirr ln'ss,lsl'g ,..,.,,, now ~ ''''''p'"'"'
COTTON rplNrN 49,.
~ acres 10 sec -, - l' "'Ni WV,
hntgnln
~ n.i"' IN y T. . F'' ~ j D, u w
hoo, ......s o.. .., ,.s u.w
So ,
~ acres \ y y '' - j. = ser 49, d"
y u w "" a..
NJ h'i'H .'' w. d r' W. ~ a.
l0 acres y W . h'.. b, - ITO '
''n .,v.
"O acres :. W. = sec. 30 no '' 10
'' ou, ,,..n
Z" ''' "
3 Is !. Of % see sec Ill. ,%. ;;oo
: :. d s. e. OF. Of +, ,,, io'5.lorw
'''O KAY COUNTY
y. W = NJ Hrr l'-i' .Nr1.l. rms
b" H'run inll ,'nmn, "" ,l1l'''
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Colorado
Missouri
Michigan

FA- LAND, LAND
ilig money IN grains. livestock. fruit.
EpNpry. Mlrhlgnus best hardwood
0rssA ti5 IA $40 per acre: easy terms;
.YNhff fcts. schools, churches free m
t1pdtb cc; inrm advisers; no swamps or
fhtrGs 10 10 100 acres. best land offer
Il RU. 8 from largest company. booklet
free Swsart Land Co. Ti256 First
National Bank Bldg. Chicago. III
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

GOOD PAYING cleaning. pressing and
tailor shou Tor sale IN good i've town.
Y Is Okahoman
4 MODERN foomlng house for sale IN
good oil town ~ a bargain. n taken
m Onoo Apply to J. 4. BALDWIN, Dun
can, okla
WNSrED. Bakery, n sou wish ~ sell
tell me- what YOU have 4 NJ lla,ra,
2 lt Nh 81, oklahoma city
ron SALE or TRADE Elmo S.foom
house. ono and onc.h hrlf lufH. iu To.
prku. ktuuH ior property IN oklahoma
r|ft can Walnut 1878
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Cotton County I leases


have just tho thing yoI want. small
leases IN y. hall OF y W. quarter see.
tlou l2i-l2, viii sell YOU 3 acres, 10
acres, or nny sized tract nt 400, and
the way leases are selling II In worth
1900 per acre; only sis miles from Car.
ter well. and carter company IL re-
ported To have contracted for ~ wells
IN the same vicinity. Hnd have $3.50
acres In leases. Better talk fast. Can
deliver lease In five minutes.
r. 6. Howard, Trustee
209is W. Main st
Walnut 56!9 oklahoma city.
10000 ACRE wild cat. west Texas. for
deep test fine structure, particulars
write. D"vol Brokerage Co. Dcyol. okla
FOR SALE-A few 2R-5-lu-ncrc trnct
leases nurkhuruett. southwest eVten.
sion, $50 per acre. send for map. act
quick q. e. STROBE. 1909 W 9Th St
Phone Walnut a.
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At the RainbOws End
Inn Burk5urrett"

"At the RainSOws End
Inn Burkburnett"
ARIINI.nrRK OIL Il GAS co,
Of oklahoma CITY. okla
OrrBnI1ri under the laws of OklRhomn
Capital stock Ntno0-tl per share.
submits It's proposition to the investing
public
We hlyc purchased lo-acre lease IN
the Rurkhutncit field. giving ne room
IN THE HEART or THE GREAT
NDRkRCRNErT FIELD, hctween the
big wells In the town and the Fiahcr-
Allies lease ON south and wost. Our
property ls surrounded hy producing
wells producing thousands daily for
shareholders
We nrc making no Glnting promises
BVT WILL ABSOLUTELY GIVE ALL
OuR STOCKHOLDERS a RUN FOR
THEIR MONEY
our officers and directors are all men
of business integrity ami oil men " cN-
porlcnce We guarantee that every dol
lar Invested viii be used In the quick
development ~ the property, with ns
little expense ns possible.
II this rropositon THE AnSO-
ttTEIY SQUARE DEAL pLAN--ap-
pcals to YOU, we will be glad to have
YOU become one of our stockholders
We can use n few statesmen aud sales
women
Airline Burk Oil & Gas Co.
gOl .O2-O1 ON Exchange nldg
Oklahoma city, Okla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
oers. In .Esmeralda'

hers. In "Esmeralda' the eifted
authoress has cleverly interviewer
neal rattlos. supple and 1esntit"!
sentinens ard qYai1t oiigioaiItv
and: humor.
whether IN Esmeraida's quiet
simple little home on, the farm, u
in the :yI,frl of soeiety's life III a
Fargo metropolis, she rs the master
IF every situation ~-ith which Vie
1ppealihy tixaina coiefrcifIs her,
Not only because ii is uIrike ANY
Thing else she has ever done betuIe,
gart alsoabeeause OF: IFS hunfalf1'ess
ESD eralda" wiz peg etneiilbei ed
as one of Miss; hcsfuld's foremost
character creations. Also 18th
Chapter "Elno the hlighN."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
RICHMOND THEATRES

Gladys Leslie, will be seen at rne
Rickm GRID Theatre tonight, Ill the
new picture. "The Gray Towers
MytHe1y," She rides one OF the 1in-
est animals ever photographed IL
action.
This production, which Is report
ed a, masterpiece Of big action and
drama
There is a tremendous mystery
plot that remains to be unraveled.
The unrayelment forms a big eli
max.
Smiling Bill" Parsons, sometimes
known as "Iort pf Laughter" and
again as "Caliph OF Chuckles,
smiles his WAY once more into pub
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
My Ship Cones Ii

The story of Gouverneu' Morris
latest work of fiction, "When My Ship
Cones 1n," .preses:ted in its plctur-'
lied version at the Ilgomar theatre
tonight, combines romance, adVeal-
ture, mystery and love III way that
holds the attention from the flash OF
us title on the screen until the final
fadeuuu Some Of the most beautiful
exterior views, many Of them taken
J,car iile water front of one OF Amer
i,4.es hluSL fashionable summer re-
sorts, foIln only one OF the many IN
:;.c.s7tlng phases CT TINS delightful
pI,"iud,alIls4, presenting Jane Grey,
one Of 44mellca,s leading exponenls
q .shn speaking drama, and more re-
ecnt'y won ,oSer 10 the silent drama.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

llUrlCE-New improvements are
going in at Rose.nont. Each sue
ceeding day you will notice an
advance both in street work and
building improvements. If you
desire to live in what will always
be Alexandria's choicest home
section, call at once and select
your future home site. I. G.
Goodnow Company, 924 King
Street. For free Auto. Phone
e26. 215-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
ANXIOUS 10 WORK
Fourteen Year.Old Boys at Hazeli"n
Seek Working Certificates

tOurGeen- edT-Olu OoyS ~ A""E'"'
Seek Working Certificates
4 Hazelton, off. - ~,
of the Haze:ton City School District
report a great nush tor working cnl-
;tificatcs from boys and girls whose
parents celebrate the fourteenth birth
days Of their .enildtell By getting
Them these papers as presents, 81
That they ca:p take positions i'll iinbS
ard factories.
Often hes cab Of the: certificates
GENES the night before the ANNIVERSARY
SO eager aressfathers ands1nofhers 10
put their offspring into fields Of man
uel labor.
A case was reported where d Ia
year-old hoy wanted papers so he
could take job in c SALOONS, but his
application was turned down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22
THEATRES
GRAND THEATRE

Mary Pickford is presented IN
Gnc ether photoplay that will in
crease her popularity in Para
mounts four part screen adapta-
tion of Frances Hodgson Burnett's
play "EsmeraIda," which comes to
the Grand Theatre tonight
4. Miss Pickford delineates this ia
imous character study with all the
isweetness and tenderness that is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-10-22

liz viev. This time the mirthfu'
conglian comes N Matching Billy
With The above az an Extra at''a"
'tor:
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
GERMAN HELMETS ARE
AWARDED AS war PRIZES

| Col. G. A. Waltmire, chairman
of the mems committee conduct,
ing the drive for the late Victory
Liberty Loan, has awarded the
three captured German helmets
given as prizes for good work to
the following ladies:
One each to Mrs. Laura Reed,
Mrs. j. F. Gleason and Mrs. A. P.
Jordan.
The medal made from a cap
tured German cannon was award
ed to j. T. Swinney, cashier Of
the First National Bank.
Mrs. w. S. Jennings, state
chairman of the women s commit
tee, awarded medals to all the
county and district chairmen, one
coming to Mrs. Jordan, who was
chairman of the county commit
tee.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
PRIZES TO Be Won AT
TOMORROW'S SIS. PICNIC

Potato Race-Boys up to 8 yrs.
box dominoes, donated by Mrs
Huffman. Girls up to 9 yrs:
silk fan, donated by Miss Walker
Sack Race-Boys 9 to IA yrs.
Knives, donated by F. M. Cooper
and +. NJ. Glover. Girls 9 to Ia
yrs: Stationery, donated by j.
McClelland and Seminole Phar-
macy.
Obstacle Race-Boys IA to 16
yrs: Flashlight, donated by
Cochran Drug Co.
Spoon and Potato Race-La-
dies: Crepe de chine handker-
chief, donated by Seward d. G..
Co.
Fat Mems Race-Necktie, do
mated by A. j. Kinsel Co.
Tug of War-Honor to the
winning side, donated by every
body.
Series of games for the chill
dren and a good beach for wad-
ing, but not suitable fomr swim
ming.
A ball game is on schedule for
the afternoon also.-Committee.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
MR.. CARLTON OPTIMISTIC
AS to Outlook for Coming Fruit
Crop

G. c. Carlton. who owns a hand.
some home here but who is now
residing at Punta Gorda in order
to give personal attention to the
four orange groves he owns in the
Shell Greek section of DeSoto
county, will leave today for that
place after a few days visit in
Plant City.
Mr.. Carlton talks in a most OPP
timistic way regarding the pros
poets for fruit growers the pres
ent year. He already has pur-
chased about all the fruit he can
handle next fall and winter, his
purchases to date aggregating
$4,000 boxes. He paid an aver
age of 25 cents more, per box
than last season, which indicates
two things-that he anticipates
another banner season for Flori-
da fruit and that growers in De-
Soto county are of the same opin-
ion. Some of the finest fruit ever
observed here was sent to friends
last winter while Mr.. Carlton
was marketing the crop from his
groves in the Shell Creek section.
City Courier, Friday.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03

completing the bridge that the
county has received, CATER ad-
vertising twice for bids) will in
crease the cost of the bridge by
more than $3O,OOO.OO, Hence the
NECESSITY of this issue of
Bonds. Therefore, COME TO THE
POLLS and: VOTE FOR BONDS.
After the bridge is completed,
the county will enforce the collec-
ton of Stamm's surety bond and
apply the proceeds to improve
ment of roads of the district so
that nothing will be lost if bonds
are voted, while $S9,000.00 viii
be lost if the bond issue fails;
therefore, do not FAIL to COME
TO the POLLS and VOTE FOR
BONDS.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
CHARLOTTE HARBOR BRIDGE BOND
ELECTION FOR $35, 900, SATURDAY
JULY S. VOTE FOR BONDS : WHY?

Because the BRIDGE cannot
be completed without these bonds,
and if the bridge is not completed,
then the $56,000.00 already spent
on it will be LOST, and the total
loss to the district (including
Stamm's surety bond, $33,0O0.0O)
will amount to $89,00.0O: There
fore COME TO THE POLLS and
VOTE FOR BONDS.
Financial Statement
Total cost of Bridge as
per Stamm s contract
about $1O6,OOO.OO
Amount of warrants a.
vailable for road work
about 24,OOO.OO
Original amount of war
rants authorized $130,000.00
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
A Mammoth Sweet Potato

A story of monster sweet po-
tato grown in the eastern part
of this county reached this office
Saturday and is vouched for by
several reliable citizens. The po-
tato was grown by T. A. Simmons
on his place near Lake Stearns,
The vine which produced the po-
tato grew more luxuriant than
any other in the patch, and SO
Mr.. Simmons let it alone just to
see what the result would be.
In due course, the ground crack
ed open near the plant and Mr..
Simmons filled up the cracks and
chopped away the grass. he
permitted matters to go on for a
year, and then he dug the crop OF
that one vine. 1t consisted OF
one huge and one little potato.
Mr.. Simmons put the big one in
one-horse wagon, intending to
take it to Arcadia next morning.
This was in the evening.
That night, a mule got loose,
found the potato in the wagon
and devoured half Of 1t. Mr..
Simmons took the remaining half
to Arcadia, where it was weighed
and tipped the scales at eighteen
pounds. He said that, If ne had
permitted it to grow another year,
there is no telling how much 1t
would have weighed.
The evidence of the fertility OF
the soil as given by this giant po-
tato caused T. P. Douglas and
Lonson M. Whitten of Punta Cor
la, to buy a big block of land
from Mr. Simmons.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03

The mothers pension bill de-
signed to work in conjunction
with the state compulsory law,
which goes into effect July l, has
been signed by Governor Cats.
The measure gives $25 month to
worthy mothers for one child at
tending school and $8 more for
the second child. No provision is
made for school attendance by
more than two children. The
compulsory education law just
passed makes attendance at either
public or private schools compul-
sorry on every child between 7
and sixteen years.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
Minutes of Meeting of DeSoto
County Tree Memorial Asso-
citation, June ze, 1919.

Regular meeting of the DeSot7
County Tree Memorial Associa,
tion held at the court house June
26, 1919. Delegates we're present
from Arcadia, Wauchula ard
Zolfo.
The bylaws committee submit
ted bylaws in sections which
were discussed, amended, and ac-
cepted first in sections, and finally
adopted as a whole.
Motion made and carried that
sections seven, eight and nine to
supercede motion in minutes of
previous meeting wherein an ad-
visory council was mentioned.
Motion made and carried that
committee of three be appointed
by the president to go before
county commissioners on the 7th
day of July to solicit the interest,
aid and cooperation of that board.
Committee named being A. F. Cd
lin, C. H. Mitchell and Mr. Bagley.
Members of the executive COM
mittee for the county at large
were elected as follows: George
NJ. Goolsby, Wauchula; Ira Rig
don, Zolfo; A, F. Odlin, Arcadia !;
W. R. Minor, Bowling Green; w.
f. Martin, j. j. Mccain, Punta
9orda. Their first meeting to be
July 8th at 4 p. m. at
he court house.
Meeting adjourned to meet on
August IL, 1919 at 3 p. m. at the
court house.-Secretary.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03

Total warrants issued $70,000O0
Leaving balance of the $4,000
voted, still unexpended, 100000.
This unexpended balance $780,
OOO.OO) would have been amply
sufficient to settle with Stamm
had he carried out his contract,
but since he has FAILED to do
so, the best responsible bid for
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
Red Gross Notes

There is considerable guaze an,
absorbent cotton left, which W
are very anxious to dispose OF
The guaze is SC a yard and tn
cotton 35c a pound. Phone O
notify Mrs. Slocum.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-07-03
Weather Forecast

Washington, June 28:-Fore-
cast for the period June 80 to
July 5, inclusive:
South Atlantic and East Gulf
States: Generally fair although
local thundershowers probable /;
nearly normal temperatures
F'RANKENFIELD.