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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
INDICTMENTS RETURNED

The following indictments were
returned by the recent grand jury.
Lack of space prevented our pub
lishisg this list last week.
Dallas Wright and Sherman Ash
by, breach Of peace.
william, Henry and Jude Gunter-
man, injuring and destroying prop
erty (trees) of another.
Herman Park, deserving infant
child.
Charlie Peach, deserving infant
children. ..
Justus Leach, selling and furn-
ishing liquor to another.
Herman Addington, suffering a
nuisance.
Sam Cook. disturbing public as
sembly.
w. E. Decker and Roy Elder, car
rying away property of another.
j. P. Peyton, carrying concealed
a deadly weapon.
Hill Douglass, assault and bat.
terry.
l.. L. Newcomb, Sid Smith and
Livermore Timber Co., obstructine
public highway
l.. l.. Newcomb and Sid Smith
obstructing public road.
w. d. Stratton, operating motor
vehicle while intoxicated.
w. d. Stratton, carrying conceal
ed deadly weapon. 90 90.
w. d. Stratton, drawing deadl.
weapon on another. al
w. d. Stratton, breach of peace.
j L. d. Howard, drawing /, check
without funds.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
NO. 30
PUT A CHIMNEY ON
EVERY BARN, UGGEO
Statewide Campaign Now On
For More and Better
SiIOs.

All County Agents are being in
structed to use every effort to I'm
crease the number of silos in their
districts, the campaign is on in
earnest, each Agent is furnished
with a list of Firms both in and
out of this State who handle all
kinds of silos at all prices, this in
formation is free to you, it will
cost you nothing to investigate.
Due to the lateness of the sea-
son and the probable high percent
age of loss, which is bound to en-
sue if we have an early frost, it is
advised that farmers put up silos
this year and so have a means of
saving a world of feed which would
otherwise be lost. Call on your
Agent for any information, he can
refer you to men in your County
who know from their own expert
ence how valuable a silo is, and he
will give you prices, sites etc.
Don't wait until frost to start this
DO 1T NOW, have a place to put
your feed, and incidently have some
of the best feed you have ever fed
III an agent from some silo con-
Germ has been ITO see you and you
have let him get away, send for
him and go over it again, if you
think he is spreading it on too
thick send for the County Agent
and go over it with him, that is
what a County Agent is for, to
make money for the farmer and 20
save money for him.
Silos are no longer an expert
ment, they are necessity, get
yours NOW.
M. l.. McCRACKEN,
Ohio County Agent.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
IN MEMORY OF MAUDE b..
OWENS OWENS

Who was born March 27th, 1886
and departed this life July. 10, 49,
10. She was baptised into Christ
at the age of fourteen and devoted
the remainder of her life to His
cause. She left husband and
three children, a mother, three sis
ters and a brother and a host of
friends to mourn her loss which we
believe will be the Eternal gain.
We will try to console our hearts
with the words of the Psalmist who
said, Behold thou hast made my
days as a handbreadth and mine
age is as nothing before Thee. Veri-
ly every man at his best is vanity.
Selah," Ps. 1895.
We know, dear Maude, thou hast
gone to rest, away from this world
of care; But thou wilt be fresh in
our memory when we breath our
evening prayer.
We wish to extends our heartfelt
thanks to our many friends who as
sisted us In nursing her while she
was sick and who responded with
cars and other conveyances when
she died. And our thanks and
heartfelt gratitude we give to DR..
j. s. Smith. who was so kind and
attentive to her while she. was sick.
BEREAVED FAMILY.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
FUNERAL OF Ell
MER MCKINNEY

Rev. NJ. G. Smell filled his rcgu-
lar appointment at Independence
Saturday night and Sunday. He
preached the funeral of Elmer Me
Kenney, Sunday with large at
tendance. Interest has increased
wonderfully in our preaching SER
vices for which We are thankful.
The church will begin a series of
meeting some time soon. Our Pas
tor will begin meeting at his
church at Olaton on the third Sun
day night in August, Singing school
is progressing nicely at this place
under Bro. Gene Hibbs.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
,sptSOn $3.50 Per Year. IN Adv0mce
HARTFORD, KY. WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1919.

pie, an advantage of no mean con-
sideration. When find an idle
hour now I have little difficulty in
employing it pleasantly.
My office connection here is ag-
reilly pleasant and I feel a meas
ure of freedom that renders my
work pleaApreable exercise.
Please remember me very kindly
to Mr.. and Mrs. Duke and all who
may remain of our old boarding
house family. When you visit Ow-
ensboro come around - the Mes.
senger Office after six p. m.
Very truly yours,
]. H. THOMAS.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
WHEAT! WHEAT!

The American Cooperative AS
siciation (Incorporated) will han
die wheat for members of the asso-
citation and all others who care to
take advantage of the proposition.
We guarantee you the government
price for every bushel of your
wheat and a fair grading according
to government instructions. Will
receive at any point in the county.
+. o. b., in car load lots.
For full particulars see s. l..
KING. Manager of the A. C. A..
Hartford. Ky, 29-2t
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
SNAP JUDGEMENT

We are publishing below letter
from our old friend and former
contemporary, Mr.. ]. H. Thomas
who is now on the staff OF the Ow-
ensboro Messenger. Mr.. Thomas
wrote this as a purely personal mis-
siye and will be much surprised
tc see it in print but we believe
his many friends in the county
will be glad to hear from him and
as we are slightly afflicted with
that trait called vanity as we'll as
he. we cannot suppress the pleas
Ing compliment he pays us THIS
is what we call "suap iGdgement"
and tsking advantage OF friends
confidence, but ", cannot hclF
passing it along to our readers, SO
here goes: -..l.-.. -.
Dear Friend Creep:
All women and most men, includ
i.g Editors. have little toucn Ut
van Nv. and l asa not an exception,
and l want to thank you very earn
estly for the generous notice you
gave me on the occasion of my de-
parture from Hartford. The arti-
Gle was excently written, and al
though the work of partial eulog-
list. it was gratefully appreciated.
II is a fad of mine you know. that
politeness is a better investment
than Standard oil stock. left
good people of Hartford and Ohio
county with extreme regret, but
the wider, and more profitable,
field for development offered me
here appealed alike to my taste
and necessities. am splendidly
pleased with my work here. 1t lie
at the same time, more inspiring
and less exacting than work on a
weekly paper. l do not find the
late hours a hardship. l have
weaknesDs for the midnight hours
and bright lights. ] never saw any
usa for the morning hours other
than for sleeping. In the larger cen
tiers of population the opportuni-
ties are much greater for forming
the acquaistance Of CONCEAL peo-
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
CARROLL LEADS IN 81
COUNTIES FOR GOVERNOR
Straw Vote Shows He Is Run.
ming GIFTS Votes Ahead
OF Black.

Lexington, Ky.-The straw vote
indicates that Judge John ID. Car
roll, of Henry county. chief justice
Of the court of appeals, will win
the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor of Kentucky at the primary
election Saturday, August 2.
The 81 counties from which es-
Inmates have been received give q
lead of SITS to Judge Carroll over
Governor James d. Black, end the
vote accorded p. J. Noel, of Har-
rodsburg is so minor that he scarce
" can be considered to be factor
in the race.
The SO, counties not reported are
Ballard and Hickman, First Con-
gressional District; Hancock, Hop
kins, Mclean and Webster, Second !;
Allen, Logan and Warren, Third !;
Hardin, Hart and Ohio, Fourth !;
Campbell and Kenton, Sixth; Lee,
Seventh; Casey, eJessamine, Mercer
) and Shelby, Eighth; Bath, Breath
lit, Greenup, Montgomery. Nicholas,
Rowan and Wolfe, Ninth; Floyd,
Jackson, Martin and Owsley, Tenth,
and Clay, Monroe and Rockcastle,
Eleventh.
The estimators say there will be
cast in Louisville and Jefferson
county, otherwise the Fifth Con-
,eressional District, approximately
$4,000 votes, and that Carroll will
receive 5000 more than Black.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
lNPIWkS Urged TO
VOTE AGAINST ROAD TAX
{. S. Rowe. Centertown, Makes
Appeal to Vote Against
Road Tax.

Mr.. Taxpayer. are your taxes
high enough? Or do you think
they should be raised? If so, don't
you think the Tax Commissioner
can be depended on to do the rails
ing act? Look at your tax receipts
and see If you are not paying from
SO to 100 percent more taxes than
you did five years ago, and still the
cry is for more taxes. Verify the
nav of the taxeater is hard to salts
fly! r5.
Although you are paying more
taxes than ever before, the Fiscal
Court is asking you the third time
within the last twelve months to
vote more taxes upon che people
after you have refused to do so
twice. 1t seems they are determin-
ed not to take no for an answer but
are determined to force mire taxes
upon the people, Are you going
to submit or are you going to say
no in way that you will not be
misunderstood? They tell you
what good roads we will have If
you only vote the road tax, but do
not be fooled into thinking that the
dirt roads will be benefited by it,.
The intestion is to use the taxes
now collected to build turnpikes at
an estimated cost of $4,000 a mile.
Do you think they are worth il?
And do you think Ohio County is
able to build them? If so, you
should vote for the tax.
The advocates of the tax are try
tax they pay the state and govern
ment will paw one dollar and fifty
ats. That is not true. The state
and government will no. pay ore
cent except. to build turnpikes and
then they Just be located by thelp
and, quilt under their direetionA
They tell you that all progressive
C.. rplies are voting it ami if you
want to be is the ''swim you must
do so too. They also tell you that
w. cannot have good roaIs withou.
more money but that is not proven.
The fact is, they have already AZ
propriated $4,000 to build state
highways for the automobilists and
they find that is not enough bur
they must have more. The law
provides for a financial statement
from the county officials but do
you get it? Not so you would no.
tee it. Are the officials above the
law or why do they not comply with
it? Do not be misled as to who
VIII pay the tax ii it carries. 1t
will not be the bankers, or the fell
low who deals in Stocks anG Bonds,
a. these arc i."t nn.-s' to local
taxation (Th.T' to the new tax
, Law So. Bit ycr WIN own the 1T
tie hill farm will pay $1.25. on the
, $4,000. and that at full valuation,
while the fellow with money only
pays 10 cents on the Hundred dol
lars. Is it just? with the County,
State and Nation overwhelmingly
in debt don't you think taxes will
be high enough without voting
more? If you do, don't fail to go
go to the Election and vote mo"
in the Road Tax.
Respectfully.
c. s. ROWE.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
ANNUAL BIBLE INSTITUTE

The fourth annual Bible Insti-
tute will be held at the Fordsville
Baptist church. August End to Sth.
Many interesting addresses by well
known ministers of the Baptist
faith will be given and a profitable
session is anticipated. The pro-
gram will be published in the Her
aid next week, 1t having reached
us too late for publication this
week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
NOMINATE MUSICK

Nominate Ryland C. Musiek OF
Dreathitt County for Attorney Cen
cral is the word being passed over
the state by those most interested
in winning Democratic ticket, in
November.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-07-23
BAPTIST MISSION
BOARD MEETING

The last meeting of our Mission
Board prior to the County associa-
ton will be held at Hartford, Ky,
July, 2Sth., 1919, at 10 a. m. All
members of the board please be
present to make this a profitable
session.
RUSSELL WALKER, Chm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12
A v I z

Consatenii din comuna VorOde-
nil Mici, judetul Fagaras, stabi-
Iiti in Alliance, Ohio, avizeaza pc
aceasta Gale pc toti consatenii de
prin difer;tele orase ale Anne
ricei a lua parte La sedinta car
Sc va tinea in ziua de Is Martie
1919, la orele 9. Sedinta Sc va Il
nea in Alliance, Ohio, 1928 East
Broadway Str. La aceasta sedin.
ia voim ca sa fnfiintam un fond
pentru vaduvele 81 orfanii ra-
masi pc urma acestui razboi. Acei
frati consateni care sunt mai in
departati 81 nu pot lua parte La
aceasta sedinta, sd bine volasci'
a-si trimite parerile dior La adrc-
sa mai sus numita pima in ziun
de is Martie 1919.
I'm numele vaduvelor 81 orfani-
lor din Vorodenii Mici:
Consistent din Allinace, Ohio.
(57-59)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12
MOI NU sT1M.

MOI nu stim cum pot Sc NEAR
Cd pachete in patria veche, orr in
R0minia Mare. Nici postmasteru.
din Cleveland, O., nu site. Eli
dar insusi postmasterul ne-a spus
ca d1nsul garanteaza> ca CART pot
se treaca. De aceea, aaca va spu-
nem Cd D-Voastr4 puteti trimite
Calendare, Be fiji siguri ca acelea
Sc due. In alegerea unui calendar
frumos 81 potrivit pentru trimite-
re acasa nu este lucru mare. MOI
[avem cite unul pentru fiecare.
|Nu aveti deceit sal scrieti d-lui
loan Jivi-Banatanu, 5705 Detroit
Ave. in Cleveland, Ohio, 81 dinsul
va trimite calendar, pentru 55
cent, unde voiti D-Voastra. Daca
voiti acasa, arafat adresa 81 tri-
miteti 20 cent? mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12
Mar untiSuri.

Petrino, zama m1tn. zice ca a
tita dreptate avut GU afacerea
hi de la Gary, Ind, incft ell, eel
care prise. avea racori sa mearga
la pertractarea pusa 81 asa a per-
|dut proces,l. Dupa ce imi umbla
batut, Sc mai facu 81 Gle rusine pc
la lege. Editor 81 pace
Scrisesem mai ieri la marunti-
suri de ,,popa'' de 60 ami, cu gus
turf fistichii 81 cu gindul la fetita
de 16 ami. A1i nu ma mai mir de
popa. Mai fuEsese umul pc aici, u
nul din ,,cra.ii'' vechi, care spu-
nea odinioara ca ar dori sa Sc in
tilneasca Gu 0 fata care sd sc
ute la ell oblu intre ochi'' 81 du-
pa aceea sd moara.
De, neputinciosii. tot la putin
| ta sa gfndesc.
Nici odata nu poti spune main
Ito ce are sa fie mai t1rziu. ,,Unii'
| nu numai ca isl cumpara popula-
Iritatea. ci trebue sa astepte pima
ce vine ri de bargain
Singura deosebire mtre barba.
| til de stat 81 intre politiciani es-
te aceea ca .,barbatn de star
| toti snnt mort 81 ingropati.
Sireaca lume. ..Desteapta-te
ROmfne" a aJuns ..goarna oflcl-
CASA" .,Aduarii de la Tren.
tom. Trebue ca Sc pune ceva
foarte bine la Gale. Mai lipseste
ana din yiitoarele cotidiane
Fiecare femeie casatorita. care
are barbat ,.pipacios'' ar dori 81
Sc afle un inventor. care sc in
yenteZc pipa care sa MI faca
rasuflarea omulli sa sc asemena
cu rasuflarea hornulni de Ia casa
| Poate ca All bagat de seama ca
tocmai aceia carl de object nu al
|multe de spus. totdeauna au cite
10 mOrisca de v1nt. Asa 81 colegii
| lin Youngstown, Ohio. Fie ri ca
ploaie. fie scare. dinsii tot sub
scriu ..Coriolan" 81 .,COriOlan'
eel yechi - pc cit site toata lu-
mea fost un tradator al Ro.
mel.
| Altii colegi de gazetarie cred
"a pot sd puma rIma i'll undita s.
sa stea la pinda. Noroc, vecini
BUM! Tot bine ne-am avut noi'
ILipeanul cunoaste partea prlmeJ,
| lioasa 81 tocmai de aceea, totdea-
una o prindc de cealalta unde nu
este danger Ha. ha. ha l..
In Cleveland, Ohio. S au rama.
sit dol oameni. UnuI sustinea ca
da, 81 altul Cd ba. Tnul zicea ca
la adunarile poporale de Dumine-
"a trecuta la carl a fost Culita
eel Gu d 'afinele. acesta nu s'a
strImbat de loc en- ,,gurita" In
,ea ,,fara bagau''. Dinsul are Gu.
vintul, ca sa stim cine a cfstiga'
ramasagul.
Sc vede ca Paderewsky, premi
erul POloniei de aceea nu pleca1
a Paris Gu ceialalti premieri, pen
tru ca dfnsul are destule cxcitati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12
INFORMATIuNI

Nsbunie din religiozitate. =
Casevile, Mich. Tn falmar a.
hume Paul Magge, crezut ii
fnnebunit' din prea mare adincire
in credinta religioasa, a fost are
stat astazi pentru ca STA ucis pc
mama-sa 81 pc cei dol copii al sal
Magge spus la polite ca-i ueise-
sc q ,,un sacrificiu fAcut Domnu-
luz 81 q cerut gardigtilor Sd Sc
duc6 Il farm6 81 sa mai omoare 81
vitele 60 le are acolQ
0ra ss1pet A. ~ psin dinas
1nff yviudber. PA, D0ua
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12

la sediul uniunei muncitorilor de
aici Eau tras mai multe fOcuri
de. revolver att din partea gardi-
stilor, cit 81 din lucratorilor, in
care timp fost ucis un gardist
81 cItiva lucratOri r;initi gray.
Cearta s'a naScut aci din cauZa
ca lucratorii Sc adumasera ca s;i
proteStcze contra condtlcatorilOr
lor. carora lie imputau ca an apla-
nat greya generala asa cum MI
oonvcnea unora dintre muncitori.
Marea scumpete din Belgia. -
Bruxel. - In Belgia preturilc
necesitatilor de trai au inceput sa
Sc coboars putin, insa tot suns
destul de mari 81 acum. Ghetelc
Sc pot cumpara acum cu Is dolari
perechea. de 81 pima maj "a
lele trecute Sc vindeau Gu 80 Ra-
poartul de asemenea mai anun-
ia ca sapunul Sc vinde cu 20 dc
cent? pfundul; sunca GU $1.SO;
TN on cu % pima la % de cent?,
lar portocalele en- 20 81 p de
cent bucata.
Belgienii apeleaza la America
pentru ajutor. = Bruxel - De
putatul Belgian anume Minaudy
q TRIMS o petite la ministerul a.
merican de acolo, Gu rugamintea
ca so inainteze presedintelul
Wilson. I'm aecasta petite d-nul
Minaudy apeleaza la genrozitatea
poporului American pentrn a
trimite aiutoare in hrana 81 i'm
bracaminte in orasele Horve 81
Battice. situate in regiunea Liege,
carl au fost primul loc de Jaf al
barbarismului german in 1914.
Sc zice ca locuitOrii acestor doua
orase au suferit mai mutt ca orr
care parte din populatia belgiana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12

Clnlrc ceIc mai lmpOTJdHte cenuFe
comerciale din Windber au fost
nimicite de foe, cauzindu-se o
paguba de 100000 de dolari. Ali
mentate de un foe puternic, fla
Garlic amenintau sd coprinda IN
treg orasul, 81 n 'au putut Fl stin-
Sc pima -ce nu s'a aruncat in aer
cu dinamita cladirea nnui ziar 81
o pravalie mare.
fncetarea unei greve. - Seattle,
Wash. y Greva celor 10000 de
muncitori de la santierele navale,
care tine de la 81 Ianuarie, a luat
sf1rsit astazi in urma rezultatului
obtinut prin votarea chestiei la
| referendum, operatiune care a IL
nut trei zile. Oamenii sc vor in
toarce la lucru Miercuri diminea-
ia sub conditiunile de lucru 81 de
plata earl eran in fiinta Ia decla-
Irarea grevei.
Reinoirea relatiilor intre Cuba
81 Mexico. Mexico City. -
Conform unor rapoarte neoficia-
| le. departmental de externe de
aici fost notificat de guvernul
Cuban ca dpctorul Ezeqnet Gar
ella Ensenat, numit mai inainte
ministrul Cubei in Mexico, va
sosi la Vera Cruz in ziua de Is
Martie GU insarcinarea de a sta
bill relatiunile 1ntre aceste dona
| euverne, carl fusesera intrerupte
din Aprilie 1918.
| Boala somnului. Springfield,
| I'M. - Departmental sanitar a
luat masuri pentru combaterea
|. boalei de somn'' care s1a lvlt
in Illinois. Doctorul c. st. Clair
Drake, intr 'un ordin telegrafiat
ltuturor asistentilor sal din stat
a spus ca boala Sc ia de la ON la
ON 81 din aceasta cauza ordo-
mat ca toti bolnavii sa fie izolati
Condamnarea unui ucigas. -
Youngstown, Ohio. - Judecato-
rul Anderson condamnat DC
Dan Wood la inchisoare pc viata
pentru ca STA ucis sofia in luna
Noembrie a anului trecur. Wood
STA marturisit crima saptamina
trecuta. Ell era prea istovit ca 81
poata sta in picioare la pronunta-
rea sentintei, 81 sa crede ca dacd
| MI Sc va face O schimbare repedC
in starea sanatatii lui, nu Va ira
ca sa ajunga pima la puscarie.
Caderea ufIui aeroplan. = Eli
zabeth, N. J. - I'm aeroplan al
guvernului, in care erau sapte O.
eiteri. cazut in apropiere de aicl
| de la o inaltime de 300 de nrme
81 s'a oprit pc malul riului Pas
! sale. Primul rapport anunta ca nlcl
| unul dintrc ofiteri ma fusese ra-
Init. Motorul 4ncetase sd functlo-
neze 81 aeroplanul cazut la pa
mint intocmai ca peatra.
Vinovat de omucidere. Gle
veland. Ohio. - Anton Kalal, III
vinuit ca ar fl omorit pc Vaclac
IMowlinsky, fost gasit vinovat
de omucidere Gle catre Jurli rim,
duiti la judecatoria Common
pleas. Ucisul era un panic de
noapte. Kalal zicea ca Ia. omorii
in apararc legitima (self-defen-
Ise).
! Omor pentru 0 camase. = Yo.
! J4o Ob;o 1otra William
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12

VAAAOA HSAASA - - S~ee~S~y~'
unestOwn. Ohio. s. 1ntre William
Ryeland 81 Edward Coleman "a
iscat- 0 cearta aprinsa asupra u
nei camasi, pc care Coleman Il
cea ca eel dintii 0 fnrase de la el
La unA moment dat Coleman a
scos u1l revolver 81 la descarca
in pieptul lui Ryeland, .lasindn-l
mort la pamfnt. Ucigasa. > di1
parut.
Cermanii mar desfiinta tresele
81 galoanele. - Amsterdam. =
Ziarul vossische Zeitung scrie ca
ofiterii din armata germana au
tinut o intrunire furtunoasa in
Berlin, exprim1ndu-si indignarea
contra ordinului dat de la mi
nisternl de rasboi ca sa Sc desfi-
inteze GU totnl galoanele 81 tre-
se'e de grad Ia miiitarl
Untur& vindutk IN loo de unit.
= Atlanta. Ga. - Politia cauta
pc nn farmar care vindea ,,uns'
proaspat de farma Gu so de cent
pfundul. Gospodinele au descope-
rit ca maria acestui farmer era
untura colorata cu vopsea gal
hena.
Rsfor1ae eleoterele Ia Belgia.
- Brnssei. - ii conformitate Gu
fag2duiala fxcutk de rege mai
fnainte, in Beleia s'au facut re-
forme electorate oari dan dreptul
de yot Ia tot esA xtsuii aiunsi la
virsta de II III: Dreptul acAs-
t. W ii exer1 lkt tlentru prima
oara la sieesr din ipas Main.
!, nm. I J ~: | ! y:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Stationery.

Including pound paper and all fancy boxes. regularly
r,lIinr from soc TO $500 box All reduced 10 5 There
are two Extra Specials in the stationery department
reduced more than 100. MAI" '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Shoes for Women and Childre,

The Following Are Extra Special
nnl Are Reduced More Than iO'ci
Nnmcn's Patent Leather and Dull
Kid Colonial Pumps; turn suios
slender covered hro'S. long v1wb,
regularly tsbound $500, &C 20
extra special .......... pOsEJ
Mumcns Rrunyc, Duh and Brown
Hid Pumps in plain ana beaded
STYLES. turn s1lr- ana slender COW.
cred heels. regularly &C or
5000, extra special .... DUs ID
Nls-cs' and WununS Low Heel
Pumps nnd ONfords; dun kId aud
patent leather, good values at
en- ,.P". ''a'.''l'"....... extra 'p'- $4.89
Nomcn'S Brown and Bronze oN-
fnrdS: slender covered heels. long
yamps. regularly 3l2.5o, f7 or
Wumcn's Ticli Mouse, THROWN aud
DARK Brown Roots, F.in.h tops,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Fancy PouInrds,. Crepe dc Chimes and Pussy Willow
Inffcta- TN color combinations OF iaup" navy fLrn'h
mas, brown and green. regularly priced. yard 800.
Oo and $500 less 100 during the annual Harvest
cstival sale.