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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-07

a7 H'a as Sense Directions for 3C are of Hearing W Ii c h accompanies each bottle, tells you exactly how to tass care of your own case. Do not be misled by substitutes or imita-, tions. The only gen. uine FEAR OIL" is A. o. Leonard Ear Oil It is the original and has been on the market r;pCa 1an- and a1-a,-1-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-07
Relieves Deafness, Stops Head Noises

Nine out and Bead Noises are caused by Eustachn Tube which connects the nose and the ears the lube and the and the result is improved
 
 inserted in the nostr and Comon
Evening star., 1919-03-19
. Anniversary
y Star Special
Sale Of Sheets

9Oxo9 Aero Sheets, made by
Pepperell Mills. Old reliable
brand. Special at $ls7 each.
Sizes 81x90 and 81x9 Garden
City Sheets, heavy linen finish.
Subject to oil spots, but
nothing to injure the wearing
quality. $1.z5 each.
Cotton, 22c
B-inch Fruit-of-t b Gloom
Bleached Cotton, in short
lengths, 10 to 20 yards. Spe-
cial, &c yard.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
A Women's 8 50
X Black Ingram
Silk Hose, 81. .49

A most exceptional value in
women's close-woven Ingram
Silk Hose, full fashioned and
in black only. Perfect quail
ity and bought months ago
before the price advanced.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Two Unusual
Star Special
Spread Items

important offerings in our
sale tomorrow.
$3.75 Full Size Scalloped
Embroidered Crochet Spreads.
Cut-out corners. 46-inch cut
two effective designs-$3.33
each.
$500 Cut-out Corner Satin
Marseilles Spreads, for twin
beds. Both 3 and 3.6 cuts.
Scalloped embroidered edge.
Very handsome designs. S5.17
each.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Lansburgh g. Bros Second Anniversary
Editorial

We were talking to a
woman who attended our
big sale last Monday.
What | can't understand"
she said. rs what you do
with the things that are
left over"
Our answer is the same
as that of the little boy
when asked for the core OF
his apple, There amt
none"
That is, there are no
cleft overs" in we'll regu-
lated store. No merchan-
disc is ALLOWED to tarry
for an indefinite period.
We have a system of
bookkeeping that enables
US to know at almost any
minute of the day how
much we have of any one
item.
Experts watch these
books and when some
thing does not move" as
rapidly as it should reduc-
tions' are made or some
other method employed to
close out that lot at once.
A store like this can't af-
ford to have left overs"
They would soon clog the
works" and that would
be little short of a catas-
trophe.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
In Domestic Sale
Yarn Goods
And Pillowcases

In Domestic Dale
4O-inch extra heavy Sea
Island Unbleached Cotton, for
children's dresses, sheets, etc.
40c value for 25c yard.
36-inch Domestic Longcloth,
lengths from 2 to II yard
lengths for lingerie. Special
at z5c yard.
45x36 Pillowcases, extra
heavy quality. Special at sc
each.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
X AGs'sss;''' ssis sf
Toilet Goods
Pebeeo Tooth Paste, 39c.
Java Rice Powder, all
tints, 39c.
Williams Tale in all odors,
15c.
First Floor.

A Women s 35c q Soc
X An-Linen
Handkerchief, 21c
Fine and sheer All-linen
Handkerchiefs. Corners en-
broidered in pastel colors,
with very pretty designs.
1t is seldom you find such
wonderful bargain as this.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Statements Worth Watching.

Latin Americas statements, there
fore, are worth watching as bearing
particularly on the cementing Of
nfendly relations with Central and
South America-a cardinal point in
f1fe foreign policy Of the United
States as supported by the national
platforms of all political parties here
rs well as by many trade and fnan-
ctal organizations who believe Amer
4cass foreign trade opportunities he
10 tho south Of tho Rio GrandA.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
1 Regular $500
Size 54x74
Steamer Rug, $6.77

These are shown in very
desirable colorings-attractive
plaid effects.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Regular Values
Up to $1.19 Yd. .
5599c
Petticoats. S2.95

Linen Taffeta, the best
wearing cretonne made,
comes in all the newest eff
fects for slip covers and dra-
peries. Also heavy-quality
sateens and Mayfair taffeta
in popular wistaria floral de-
sign.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Regular
( 39c to 49c
retonnes, 22c yd.

A table lot of these attract
i've colored cretonnes in all
the new style patterns and
colors. Floral design and
stripes. This is full 36-inch
quality and can be used for
slip covers, draperies, pillow
covers.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
A Back
|H And Top
Strap Purses. $1.e9
Nicely lined and fitted
with a mirror.
First Floor.

~ 312x36
X Tile Effect
Linoleum Mats, 49c
U1zx36-inch size mats, in
pretty tile effect centers and
fancy borders around the
edges.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19

4 Gldnens
X Regular H.3
Stamped Gowns, $50
Made of fine nzinsook m
stamped with lovely de<iUA
Sizes8 to u years
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Interprets Chile's Stand.

Interpreted in the light of Chile's
attitude of hesitation in the past with
respect to pan-American solidarity,
especially her unwillingness at any
time to admit that the United States
or any other country possessed any
hegemony over Independent nations in
this hemisphere, the acceptance of the
league is regarded as proof that Chile
does not feel her safety has in any
way been impaired by the language
or import of the league of nations
plan.
Lord Robert Cecil's announcement,
published today, from Paris is an in
terestlng corroliary to the position of
Chile. He declared that IF the Mon
roe doctrine means. as j believe it
does. that there ought to be no in
reference with affairs on the Amer
lean continent by European powers
without the consent of the United
States. then l say that the doctrine is
strengthened by the league of ma
tioQS.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
4 Regular $1.50
~ Billie Burke
Pajamas, $1.M
Made Of pink batiste and
finished with fancy stitch
ing.
Third Floor.

More
u Handbags
at $1@
Black and Dark Blue Hand
bags of moire silk. Nicely
lined and fitted with purse
and mirror.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
4 %sSS2: os:'s;e:
Thread Silk Hose, 81. so

Full Out-Size Black or
White Thread Silk Stockings,
close-woven quality, made
with reinforced Isle toes,
heels and garter tops. Women
who require out-size stockings
should take advantage of this
exceptional value.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
MONROE DOCTRINE
| TESTED BY LEAGUE
Latin Americans Interested
in Speeches in United States
Affecting Them.
CHiLE'S STAND AS VIEWED
by DAVID LAWRENCE

Copyright. 1919. by n Y. Evening Post. Incl
OF the arguments being made for or
against the league of nations on the
ground that It impairs the Monroe
doctrine, are the series of statements
being gathered by the Associated
Press from the various foreign minis
ters of South American countries. To-
days cables declaring the adherence
of Chile and Uruguay to the league
of nations cause much satisfaction
here. for Brazil already has expressed
herself enthusiastically In favor of
the league. and Argentina is similarly
anxious for It's ratification, judging
from the numerous editorial COM
ments from influential newspapers.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Regular $3.50
Au-Wool
Serge,
$1.19 Yard

Non-crushable and fine quail
ity. Rich shade of dark navy
blue or black.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Regular $3.75
Beacon Plaid
$2.95 Each

blankets, @Z.SC Each
Single Beacon Plaid Blan-
ket, for double bed. The COL
orings are blue, pink and tan.
Just the proper covering for
spring.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19

A Broken Lots
X Women's 8 Up to
$3.50 Cloves, 79c
A few pairs of a Kind.
Mostly in smaller sizes. All
sales are final and none sent
c. o. D.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19

4 A Section
X Offering Two
Blanket Specials
Others Also on
This Page
$l075 Extra Heavy Beacon
Plaid Blanket, shown in gray
or lavender only. A very
handsome bed covering. Spe-
cial, S7.U the pair.
$l2.95 White Part-Wool
Blankets, closely woven and
finished in a very fine manner.
Pink or blue borders. Size
70-inch by 2-inch. $988 the
pair. Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Sf.25 Summer
Curtains, 85c Set

FloraIbordered NJ u lin
Curtains, with valance. Top
is ready hemmed to shirr on
rod. Finished with plain
or lace edges. In rose, yel-
low or blue florai-designed
borders.
Evening star., 1919-03-19

Both front and back lace
Corsets. Made of fine coutille
or brocade. Medium or low
bust models, with hose sup
porters. Sizes q to 36.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19

oAAISA .
X Specially Priced
House Slippers
These spring days neces-
state SO much shopping in
getting Easter wardrobes
ready that women are GER
tain to have tired feet
after such trips.
We are anticipating their
need for comfortable slip
pers to wear at home by
offering this wonderful
sale of house slippers
At Soc Pair
Genuine Turkish toweling
slippers in sizes 8 to E only.
At $1.29 Pair
Real Kidskin Boudoir
Slippers, with flexible
soles. $l.50 values.
At $2.19 Pair
Chinese Slippers made of
fine grade of black velvet,
embroidered in variegated
colors. Sizes 3 to 6H.
Regularly $325.
Second F1oor--Lansburgh
& Bro.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
Two Extra Specials In Cretonnes

Regular Values OOo
Up to SOC Yard. nv
36-inch Cretonnes of good,
heavy quality, in pretty floral
effects. Neat all-over effects
in light or dark backgrounds.
An exceptional quality at this
low price
Evening star., 1919-03-19

- Regular $1.59
. Point d'Esprit
Lace. Yd., $1.39
Full 2-yard-wide Point
d'Esprit for confirmation or
first communion dresses.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19

Sample line Of SCISSORS and
Shears in all sizes. 25c a pair.
Elastic in all widths from
"a inch to l inch, black or
white, SC yard. =.
10-yard piece Blue Label
Tape in all widths, 12Izc piece:
Teno Snap Fasteners IN all
sizes. 3 cards for 25c.
Silk Betting with boning.
All widths, 15c yard.
Fancy Novelty Braids in all
widths, Sc piece.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1919-03-19
6ildrens
Regular $1.50
cham Dresses. $l,O9

OF good quality gingham in
stripes and plain colors.
Trimmed with belts and pock-
cts of contrasting effects.
Sizes 2 to E years.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1919-03-19

4 Regular 49c
X Table
Oilcloth. 2412c
Exactly half price for As
inch-width plain white, tan
or blue block effects.
Fourth Floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Gets Gold
To Pay for Wool

To pay for the heavy imports of
WOO, from Argentina a group of New
York banks yesterday arranged to ship
$4,000 600 in gold coin of the United
States to Buenos Ayres. Because the
balance of trade is against this coun-
try, the currency of Argentina is at q
premium here, and balances are being
settled in gold.
In sending the money the New York
institutions were acting for their
CORES pondents in other cities, par
tlcuiary in New England textile
eenters, as well as for themselves.
lhe Chase National Bank alone sent
S8ooo,ooO, and the Equitable Trust
mpany is understood to have been
the next largest shipper.
The Bank Of the Nation in Argentina
requested gold coin instead of bullion
Most of the gold sent consisted of
$40 pieces, At the time the shipment
was arranged, 1.o1so gold pesos were
worth dollar, compared with a parity
Of 1.03e4 gold pesos to the dollar. At
this rate, it is cheaper TO ship gold
than pay the disparity in exchange
rates.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Freeport Observation-Disclosures

Question: have for long time
been following your column, and 1
want also to avail myself of YOUR
Judgment. What is your opinion Of
Il the possibilities Of the following at the
Price PAID for them: Freeport Texas,
at $52; WHY'S at s38. b.
you think they are good investment? :?
H. S.
Answer-Freeport Texas is we'll
managed concern, with good earning
power: You paid what now locks like
high price for the stock, but the
company should be able to maintain
'sef as we'll as at present, if not
better. WHY'S Overland at present
prices does not yield the investor much.
but the company is earning a great deal
more than the present dividend. With
the future If the automobile industry
as promising as it appears to be the
company may possibly prove it's ability
to pay greater dividends,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

siai serial honds have been sold. Ths shor.
term issues We're offered in the United
states and the long term issues amounting
10 S955. 900 In Canada.
The Bush Terminal Company has called
all outstanding collateral trust serial 8
per cent notes. payable at 10f and intere 1t
december Is, 1919. at the Columbia Trust
Company.
Robert e Miller has been elected yics-
president of the Bank OF New York sue
ceeding c. P Hunt. who retires after
twenty years OF service to become a vice
president of the Chemical National Bank
+. c. Metz jr.. assistant cashier succeeds
Mr.. Hunt cashier.
q. w. Cum mings has sold his New York
cotton Exchange membership to Villa n
Mitchell for $4,000.
Alfred J McGrath, formerly cashier
Of the International Bank. has taken
charge of the banking department Of
lmbrie & Co.
George ". Dawson. president and chair
man OF the board Of trustees of the Cen
tral Union Trust Company. has been
.ected a director OF the Mercantile Bank
Of the Americas, succeeding ths late
James N. Wallace.
The committee on securities of the New
York stock Exchange rules that the corn
mon stock Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road should not b. ted ex-divid@nd On
December and not unlii further notice.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
oils Hold Center
Of Stage in Curb
Market Dealings
Heuston Oil Goes to New
High Record; Tobacco
Stocks Supported Well:
Shorts Show Nervousness

Oils were in the van OF the specula-
|iion in the outside market again yes
Arday. Trading was not quite SO en-
tnusisstic as on Thursday. although
|tha shorts were plainly nervous over
! .hs improving tendency displayed b.
i prizes.
Stecks of companies operating in thc
/ Homer field in Louisiana, where bir
wells of light oil have been recent
Ibrought in to the surprise of the OF
|varld, which had considered Louisian.
Iss the producer OF only heavy, low
|ssde petroleum, continued to hold tn
|dnter of the speculative stage. Among
Them was Simms Petroleum, which got
|vp to So again. 1t closed off however.
|sa profit taking. 1nvincible Oil touched
|8 and closed there Among the other
|d.ong oils were Houston, which went
h l78, a new high. and Carib Syndi
|ute, which touched 81. Houston will
bAortly be put on the Stock Exchange,
DUPLICATION to list having already been
|nade. Plans are under way for list
Ing Arkansas Natural Gas on the curb.
Tobacco Products Export acted bet
|!M than it has in fortnight. There
Isrs signs of good support in that
|tsus when it rose from 2SA to go
|dasing at 81. A. T. Securities also
|msysd upward IN response to a fairly
|aare demand, selling st 64A at the
|hih point of the day.
Transactions on the curb yesterday
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

dislocation attendant upon the ending
Of the war;" had forced many large
corporations to hquidate their holdings
of Liberty bonds. These same changes
also forced thousands of the smaller
chases, but the bulk of the bonds
bought were of large denomination.
1t was also made known that in many
instances big financial interests had
accumulated heavy holdings of Liberty
bonds to aid the government in sta
bilizing the market. These bonds sub
sequently were taken over at cost, the
government paying the accrued inter
est
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Government Makes a
Profit on Own Bonds
Purchases Nearly Billion Dol
lars Worth at Saving of
2A5.174Q73

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The govern
ment has saved a total of s45,174,973
in the purchase of its own bonds at
market quotations, according to Treas
ury figures. Since the bond purchase
fund became operative the government
has bought back 1858, ,0S0, 900 of its
own bonds, which cost only 1907 905,-
900, because the market prices ranged
from one to eight points below par.
BY retiring the bonds the govern
ment has been able to aid in relieving g
the pressure of government securities
on stock exchanges.
pi scussing the Treasury's purchases
of bonds, Secretary Glass said changed
financial conditions, due to economic
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Not a Promising Outlook

question: am a reader Of YOUR
newspaper and therefore take the lib
erty Of writing to you for information
IN regard to Submarine Boat Corpora-
ton stock. a few years ago DUR
chased stock in this company at about
S2S per share and have held it ever
Sinec. The stock, as you know. has
declined considerably since then and
the present quotation is about SIG. Do
you think there will be much profit in
tne government contracts for cargo
vessels which the company is now com
pleting? Also, upon completion Of
.hese contracts Is there likelihood of
the company's engaging in shipbuild-
ing on its own account? Shall sell
F. II. -''A" -
Answer - Many people have fared
badly by holding on to Submarine
Boat stock. The original company. the
Electric Boat Company, was not a
prosperous concern until the war came
along and made it successful. Since
the war the profits have decreased
amazingly. We do not believe there ia a
great deal Of profit now in government
contracts. What the intention of the
Submarine Boat Corporation is we do
not know, but the outlook does not
seem to be very promising.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
E. Nj. Allen Elected President
Of Math;esOn Alkali Works

E. NJ. Allen has been elected presi-
dent of the Math.eson Alkali Works,
succeeding Edward E. Arnold, resigned.
F. B. Richards was appointed secretary
and treasurer and Fl F. Hyland assist
ant secretary, succeeding j. r. Gladding
and Fl. c. Ripley, respectively.
Report of the company for the three
months ended September 80, 1919,
shows surplus after depreciation and
taxes of $63,362, equivalent, after the
payment of preferred dividends. to 8
cents share, $50 par, earned on the
common stock.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Four tuU Columns Of Unrest
nent questions and ans,oers
are published in The Tribune
erery Sunday
Circulation Larger
Now S55.o5 Pc Caniia, a De,
crease of 50 Cents

WASHINGTON, Dec 5.-The per
capita circulation of money in the
United States was $3.50 on December
/, decrease of SO cents per person
since December, 1918, figures made
public to-day by the Treasury show.
The general stock of money Decem-
Der was $7,783 3.144,476, as compared
with S7.669, ,576,5S0 on the same date
last year Gold coin, including Treas
ury bullion, totalcd $2,S53 3,221135.
decrease Of approximately $3.50 ,o00,o00.
Standard silver dollars in circula-
ton amounted to s308, 145,159, a de-
crease OF St07 100000.
An increase of nearly $500, 900 900 in
Federal Reserve notes for the year was
shown. Federal Reserve Bank notes in
circulation increased approximately
SITS, 900 ,000
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Bonds

Unlisted. fSells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Stocks Ex Dividend
Business Items

The Purchas sing Agents Association will
hold a luncheon in the Bush Termina Il
Sales Building to-day, at 1900 p. m
The Export Managers Club of New
York. Will hold luncheon and meeting
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Investment
Information

~, In this department Tho rr,,r~. eth
tnrowi IL the light OF such information A
n.n,ts a. IT'S command on the Investment
pauoa, peUo,eTs, OF, ts readers Questions Of
t,eneral Interest VIII be apswered in
1nl' n.' column, Only initials will he used
liners VIII be answsred by mali
.. Asluress all queries. inclosinr a
s.Mn psa addressed envelope. to
fiNANCaAL EDITOR. 'Fhe Tr;n,ro
'os Nassau Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Jones Brothers Tea

Question-Please inform me in your
columns as to the deslability as an
investment Of Jones Brothers Tea Com
pany, common stock. At 80, it's present
price, it pays 6.15 per cent-D. G.
Answer-Jones Brothers Tea showed
estimated earnings for nine months
ended September 80 last equal to 2.S5
per cent on the common stock, or at
the annual rate CT $50 per cent. The
margin OF safety is not very great.
The common stocis is speculative.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Hope for These Stocks

Question-May | trouble you to let
me have your opinion as to the wisdom
Of selling in the present market the
stocks named below, bought a number
OF years. ago, when prices were much
higher than they are to-day: Union
Pacific Railroad, Northern Pacific Rail
road, New York Central, Pennsylvania
Railroad &C. V. NC.
Answer-The stocks you mention
have always been good carriers until
the government took over the railroads
What legislation will be enacted is a
matter of much conjecture, but we cam
not believe that the railroads will be
allowed to suffer more than they have.
OF course, it is said that railroad stocks
have recently been sold in great guam
titles in order TO establish losses for
income tax purposes. We believe, how
ever, that the stocks you have will see
better prices.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
American Sumatra

Question-Please tell me IL you
enink 1T wise to buy American Sumatra
at to-day''s market. Why is it selling
so low when it pays 10 per cent divi-
dend &C. A. B.
Answer-We cannot advise regarding
specIia,ion. American Suma;ra is
nlsniy speculative and the earnings
nave iai!en off considerably of late,
Of the possibility that the present div
idend may not be maintained.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06
Financial Items

The Bankers Trust Company has been
appointed agent for the voting trustee s
Of common stock of the Fisher Body Cor
poration.
AT a special meeting of the Chicago
Pneumatic Tool Company stockholders
approved the increase in capital stock
from $500, 600 to $4,000. 900.
Harris, Forbes & Co, as syndicate man
ayers. announce that the entire issue Of
S2,G32. 900 City of Toronto 2 per cent
New-York tribune., 1919-12-06

F0RCED LIQUIDATION.-A STOCK
c1chaHge phrase meaning that the oaon-
ers o. stock are Obliged to comvcrt tho
some INTO cash IN order to obtain neces-
so'v Jnnds.-Money and Investments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

'vAnHi NurOS. dec. 10 fvaslon of
- 10 promote tho safety Of passsn.
- esJ smployss Was CHARGED 10 IN,
loepsrs NJ the United sn'.s today bj
p Bofiand. ehirf of mo bur.np Of
of thr Interstate imrrts con.
lDDlSa. In his annual report
~ the rsse ~ tho bouss of sarvc.
II. whirb prohibits main operative
- remaining on duty more than ris
~ hours except In extraordinary cir
'bmsanrss. Io,isnd's report declare u
>qDe6ing Officers apparently had given
~ esnriion ~ ~vns,ops In such an
IDet NJ IN defeat the purposes ~ the
)o." Ne charged that safety had becn
4Plftr~d 10 sspedlepry.
oIlrNp, were snld ~ have paid
Ativeiy Mt'le attention" 10 the min.
I'm requirement " the Law regarding
htS appliances They w~re said T.
y rNNtented thems"ivea With mseiir
' minimum Nhicf>e<ders that VI per
|D0e ~ the ears IN sAy train shnil h'
)Dtrpsh With powsr brakss disfesnrd
~ ths sslmum requirement that sll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
OKLAHOMA CITY TINES. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1919

journment TO can attention 10 the
Wholesale arrests In ireland, ths a.
por'Ation Of prisoners. Including mem.
h'rs ~ parliament Hnj the Increasing
sruornl disorder The hbortes and
lhofals supported the motion hut n
,sas dsf.at,i
TIE pfenAor excused the failure a.
Introduce an Irish bIll before nov on
the ground that his time had beer
tst.n up by tho important ints'ns
iional conferences lie promised q
in,roiure II during the neHt session.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

ears 40 equipped must bs connected siv'
he brakes IN Op' raIion, Hand binh"
also ~,r. ALLEGED SIN ~ bo In Uso "ii
-"ne railroads fof controlling ifhins on
mountain grades. although the hN
specifies that tiainH must ho ,0nitoii''
~ power hHkes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16

Hear Df Bsrk.r ionlshl ~ shooI
NutHf,sD~ lndofre hin, AN hest leriur.r
they have ever brought here. ADV }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-16
Clearance On!

And clear through this
shop you will see all
sorts Of marvellous values
prices - low as those
Of the old pre.war days.