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The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
REMOVE CARBON DUST

In the generator where carbon
brushes are used certain amount of
fine carbon dust is inevitably deposit
ed in the bottom of the generator.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16
START CAR SLOWLY

Do not think that you demonstrate
skill or driving ability by making a
quick getaway. You will have WIS.,
ible evidence of the advisability of
this when you see your tire bills. but
there is greater harm done, which
you are not apt to soc. in the rear
end and transmission of your cars.
The Ordway new era., 1919-05-16

Scale books at this oflce.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11

no one associated him with the man who had disappeared from the hos pital after Dr. O'Hara's visits. At first we did not dare tell M'Killop what had happened to the doctor, but when the days passed without the doctors appearance in response to the sick mans repeated calls, someone told him the truth. He was terribly up- set by the thought that others had suffered for him, and he tried to get up from his bed and surrender to the Germans in order to prevent further sentences being carried out. He had to be restrained by force.
 Woman in Disguise.
 One night while watching a number of British prisoners filing through the streets of Brussels, I was struck by the youthful and delicate appearance of one of the men in khaki. He seemed to return my interest, and I edged close in case he wanted to speak. I kept close for a few hun dred yards without the guards taking notice until a chance came to speak He spoke first and the words came big surprise to nc
 "Oh, help me to escape. am q WOman."
 The words were spoken in perfect French, but the speaker was certainly English. I was astounded to hear such words from what appeared to be an ordinary British soldier of the better class and knowing only too well what risks a woman would run in captivity in Germany I determined to make an effort. By that time we were at the junction of a network of
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11

,f ' .H narrow, winding streets. Quick as a flash came to me the thought that this was the best place to attempt to escape. Seizing hold of the man" I dragged him onto the .footwalk and shouted:
 Quick for your life!"
 I ran along the first of the narrow streets with the soldier at my heels. The Germans opened fire on us as we ran, while others came rushing after us. I knew the district thoroughly and was able to follow the twists and turns without loss of time, whereas the soldiers had all of the disadvan- tages of not knowing the district in addition to being hampered by the sympathetic inhabitants. We soon outdistanced our pursuers and I took the girl to a place of safety. Natural ly I was curious to know the story of this strange girl, and when I found her suitable food and clothing, l asked her to tell me the story.
 Gro Be ContinuedD
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11

a white figure ran in front of me and I saw the form of a woman clinging to the condemned man for a few brief seconds.
 q ran to the spot. Two bodies lay upon the ground, tightly locked in each others arms, their lips meeting in the last solemn kiss. The girl had flung herself in front of her lover, determined to die with him instead of waiting for the confirmation of her sentence. The men had seen her rush out, but it was too late to withhold the volley, even if they had had suf- ficient initiative to disregard orders.
 '"The scene was one of the most affecting I have ever witnessed, and it will never fade from my memory while life lasts. Never have I seen two people look so sublimely happy as did those two people as they lay dead at my feet. The Irish doctor was a remarkably brave man. but his sweetheart had the heart of the hero ines of old. We felt some regret that she had thrown her life away in that fashion, for we did not imagine the sentence would be confirmed. In that we were mistaken. In due course, confirmation arrived, so that the poor girl would have had to die in any case"
 The tragedy of pr. O'Hara and his sweetheart was terrible enough in any case, but what made it seem more terrible was the fact that it was a sacrifice made in vain, for poor M'Kil- Top ultimately died of his wounds after lying in the nursing home for over four months. When Nurse Brei1le was arrested and the nursing home raded, MKillop was found, but
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11
IF MOTHERS ONLY KNEW
Thousands of Children Suffer From Worms and Their Mothers Do Not Know
 What the Trouble Is.

Signs of worms are: Constipation, sour stomach, deranged stomach, swollen upper lip, offensive breath, hard and full belly with occasional gripings and pains about the navel, pale face of leaden tint eyes of the nose, itching of the rectunl, short dry cough, grinding of the teeth, little red points sticking out the tongue, starting during sleep, slow fever
 Mrs H. N. Roberts, 502 Asylum Street Flint, Mich, used Dr. Trues Elixir for her little baby girl. when she sick. Mrs. Roberts wrote to pr. J. F. True & Co.,: My little girl is cured of her worms" And in later letter wrote: Baby is fine and I think it your medicine (Dr. Trues Elixir The Family Laxative and Worm Expeller) that helped her" If your child is i'll start giving Dr. True s Elixir at once. Buy Dr. Trues Elixir at your dealers at Three sizes.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11
CaduIrl Ointment
 E:cZena E:

If you have eczema or any other skin trouble, get a box of Cadum Ointment. It stops the itching at once and is very soothing and heal ing wherever the skin is irritated or ;nhamed. Cadum Ointment is also good for pimples, blotches, rash. eruptions, scaly skin, chahngs, piles itch, letter, sores, scabs, ringworuis cuts, burns, insect bites, etc
 TCadun Ointment is French prepaxatienT Lmade in America from the original for mnla1
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11

The whole world has heard of
 sppy escapes of Allied prisoners
 &m the Huns, but few know any ing of the agency by which many these escapes were aided. 1t was work of one of the most amazing
 bret Societies in the world, So-
 6ty without a name, presided over Scot, Frederick Maxwell by Sme, and among it's members were
 Hndreds of men and women, and
 Nsn children, in the occupied regions
 France and Belgium. In this series
 S. Maxwell tells for the first time @ story of his great wOrk).
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11
ACHES AND PAINS
 SL0AN'S GETS 'EM!
Famous pain and ache Liniment, kept handy, brings eratify-
 in9 relief

n HEUMATIC twinges ease up K soon. So do stiff joints, lame A\ back, neuralgia, overtaxed mus cles. and those pains from weather ex- posture, too - they don t fight long against the counter-irritant Sloan's Eminent produces. .,-..
 Keep this old family friend handy 3: zvithout rubbing, leaving no skin stains, muss, or clogged pores. You ought to keep bottle handy always. ,,
 All druggists. Three sizes - ooc'' 7Oc S1 40
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11

MOntreal.-FirSt of British labor leaders to arrive on, this side of the Atlantic for the International Labor Conference, Ben Tillett is one of the picturesque characters in the BrltlSh la bor movement. He is secretary ot the Dockers' Union, and has been one of the leaders in some of the blg- gest strikes England has experienced.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-11

As she finished speaking the brave woman held up the littlo girl to re- ceive the last kiss of her father. Then husband and wife embraced ferVently and the German officer camo and told the condemned man to prepare for his fate, since he had made his choice. With unbandaged eyes and firmly erect figure the brave doctor faced the firing party. The order was given, the volley rang out, and the doctor fell dead against the wall.
 The little girl looked somewhat surprised at first at the sound of the volley. but after the first surprise was over. looked around with wide- open eyes, smiled in her pretty baby way, and then clapped her little hands | as though applauding some clever at tempt to amuse her. As for the mother, she stood as though riveted to the ground, until the sounds of 1 the volley had died away. Then she set the baby on the ground, and ran
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12

lasts only an hour. All that intend
to take part should be present at this
meeting as definite practice has begun
in preparation of music for the dedi-
eaton of the school
Mrs. Ward Pease is entertaining
her sister Mrs. lngles of Lake Pres
ton this week.
For Sale-30 pound second hand
stock saddle and bride Price $50. 90
at " A Smiths Harness Shop.
Wanted-Girl for house work, one
that can take car of children. Eass
work and good pay Call 299-3
a deal. i'm which Art Bennett be
came the proprietor OF the ST Hubert
Hotel at NIilbank, was consummated
last Monday. The consideration was
$45, 10000 Mr.. Bennett has been in
the restaurant business here for tif-
teen years and is an up-to-date man
i'm that line, he can't be beat. Milbank
will gain what Sisseton has lost, a
wide-a-wake. progressive pair, when
MIR. and Mrs. Bennett take up their
new abode. The Standard wishes
them success in their new business
adventure
Rev. o. w. Butterfeid, pastor of
the Methodist church has been called
to Sioux Falls this week to attend Il
meeting i'm connection with the inter
church world movement The meet
ing is called for Dec 10, IL. 1 .. and Is
presumed to be meeting attended
by representatives from each county
of the state. There will be present
some of the Representative men of
the Northwest, and probably some OF
the leaders from the east. Rev. But
terfield expects to be back in time for
his services next Sunday.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12

Mrs. Roy Steele returned Monday
from a six weeks visit with relatives
in Montana
Her" favorite perfume is here in
handsome gift packages and in bulk
f. p Maldaner.
Glen Andre was taken to the Will
mot Hospital Monday to be treated
for rheumatism
Mrs. Andre went TO Wilmot Wed
nesday to be with her husband, Glenn
who is i'm the hospital with rheuma
tism.
Having purchased dray line am
i'm a position to do general line OF
draying. Leave orders at the Pal
ace Cafe II. j. PARROT.
b M. Hanson's brother-in-law. III
o. Sollied of kylliville, Sask., Can, is
spending Il couple of weeks with Ben
and Oscar while enroute to their Id
home i'm Iowa.
Mrs A. p. Houde returned from
Waubay Tuesday where she spent the
past week with her son Russell
Russell's wife who recently under
went an operation is improving nice
| ly.
Mr.. Mabee, special agent of the
census bureau, was here this week
looking over the work of DIR. Long
streth. supervisor of Dis. No. 9 Sisse-
ton. He reports the work we'll UNI
derway and running smoothly
week that her son Homer was sick
in the Hospital at Sioux Falls with
pneumonia. Mrs. Robinson left at
once for Sioux Falls. A letter from
her since, reports Homer improving.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Joshua Takcako and Mrs
Julia Lafromboise, of Veblen, Chris,
Riemer and Anna knudson of Sisse-
ton. Edward LaBelle and Margret
Quinn of Veblen, and Selmer Hagen
of Peever and Alma Sander of Browns
Valley.
Last Tuesday was Magnus Stavig'
unlucky day. He lost full-blooded
Shorthorn calf. To save what he
could of the loss he spent an hour
skinning it. rolled up the hide and
went into the house to wash his hand
When he returned the hide was gone
appropriated by some hungry dog
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Garfield, will
their daughter Mrs Earl Barnes, re
turned from Fergus Falls Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield have been there
taking treatments for their eyes the
past two months. Both have beer
greatly benefited. Mrs. Barnes viii
visit with the old folks for couple
of weeks
The Sisseton Choral Union viii
meet at the High School Assembly al
7:15 Monday evening. The practice
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12

Rev Irwin. county chairman of
the Red Cross Seal Commission re-
ceived letter from the State Chair
man which in part read: Il notice
the heading OF your stationery and
want to compliment your on same, as
it is the neatest one that has come.
into our office from anywhere in he
state. Mr. Irwin had the stationery
printed al the Sisseton Standard.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
Fol, SALE

My home, household furniture
machinery consisting of sulky
plows, walking pillow, gang pillow
two two-horse cultivators, four
horse drag, Deering binder, NOW
er, hay rake, corn binder, potato
planter. TWO horse potato spray
er, manure spreader, two year
old colt, team of horses, dray and
harness, Two sets double harness
l single harness, delivery wagon
three lumber wagons, complete,
two hay racks, big water tank,
tank heater, dozen stensils, 20
hogs. COW, sheep, good shep-
herd dog, and other things too
numerous to mention. This is a
private sale and anyone wishing
to buy may go to my place and
look the property over.
Art. Bennett
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
Masons Install Officers

The following is list OF the Of
ticers installed last week in the
Masonic Lodge:
w. NV. l. Longstreth
S. W.-R. c Richert
I. W-Emil Aker
Sec.-J. A. Rickert
Treas--A. A. Peterson
S. Deco. A. Mcdonald
j. D.-F H. StautYer
Stewards-O E. Lien, F.. Parker.
Tiler-R o. Lowery
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12
Paren-Teachers Association

The Parent-Teacher Associat ton
held their meeting Monday evening.
and the following program was rem
dered.
Solo-Mrs. Lukanitsch.
Value of work of the kindergarten
Miss Calvert.
Solo-Vivian Lien
Paper, Community Music-Mrs.
Thollehaug.
A talk by Mrs Turner.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1919-12-12

Wanted-Girl for house work, one
that can take care of children Eas,
work and good pay Call 299-3
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Paradise Valley
 Bargains

A beautiful deeded eighty acres, two miles from Scottsdale, forty dollars per acre. Would sell half of this at same price. Will make reasonable terms on the whole piece.
 One hundred and twenty acres pat ented, small house, well. engine. some fruit, three and one-half miles from Scottsdale, thirty three dollars per acre. Terms.
 One hundred and sixty acres, five and one-half miles north of Scottsdale, the finest you ever saw. Twenty four dollars per acre. Deeded.
 A hundred and sixty acres. deeded very fine, four miles from Hyatt 8 Camp. Twenty dollars per acre. One half cash will handle.
 Eighty acre relinquishment as level as floor. There is nothing better. Nine hundred dollars.
 A very good one hundred sixty acre relinquishment, twelve hundred dollars.
 A good eighty acre relinquishment, with nice little new dwelling house. four miles from Scottsdale, twelve hun dred dollars.
 A nice level eighty acres, deeded. we'll located, eighteen hundred dollars.
 One hundred and sixty acre relin- punishment will be good fruit land, eight hundred dollars.
 These lands are all under the Para disc Verde Surveys for water. and there is no better investment to be found anywhere for these and many other lands in beautiful Paradise Val ley. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE WITH GRIFFIN "ALONE" 11s N. 1st Avenue-Phone 1092 bn
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Amcfioa Sale
rf-rSuAy. MARCH rSTr

H { miles west of AvondIlc, Arizona, T. mile south Of Norton station, l- miles ..lst Of Buckeye on Bonner Ranch. AT 1O.31 SHARP We win sell at public auction The blowing real cstite and personal property. .
 70 HEAD CATTLE
 90 head of to year old heifers. 70 head 1 to year old steers.
 i2 HEAD HORSES Q shire colts. sired by Norion's big horse. t- head good farm horses and mares. ages from 4 to x years. weighing nom HOO Co 1900 lbs each.
 FARMING IMPLEMENTS Emerson double disc blow. nearly new. Emerson walking blows. Thomas moving machines. hay rakcs. lister. Havana press drill 1 large rnner. i Fresno scraper, 1 spike tooth harrow. 6 sets harness. Q wagons and hav frames. is inch centrifugal pump. I fr F. gasoline engine. l 2-horse grain grinder. All the personal property sells without reserve. but will reserve the right 10 object to one bid on land. 320 acres land sold in lots 10 suit pur- chaser 60 acres of this land is in alfalfa 90 acres in cotton. balance unimproved.
 IS TONS HAY
 1s cords wood. cords cottonwood l2 cords mesquite.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON FOR EVERYBODY.
 TERMS OF SALE. An sums of st0000 and under. cash. over that amount a credit Of six months will he given. purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note. two per cent off for cash.
 Terms on land; ii cash or win accept Phoenix property as part payment.
 NEAL SCHOFTELD. owner
 C. O. McMURTRY. Auctioueer
 l.. c. GALLAND. Clerk OFFICE MONIHAN BLDG. ROOM g.
 pTON-E T2f0 hU
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Buys Also for Exchanges

TEN ACRES. ALMOST IN CITY LIMITS AND HAS ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES IN THE VAL LEY. THE SOIL. THE WATER AND THE HOUSE. ALL FIRST CLASS, OWNER LEAVING CITY AND WILL SELL AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. OR MIGHT EXCHANGE FOR PROPER TY WHICH HE CAN LEASE. HE WILL NOT ENTERTAIN LEASING HIS PRESENT PROPERTY. THIS PLACE REPRESENTS AN ACTUAL CASH INVESTMENT OF s17.000. BUT HE WILL MAKE A GREAT SACRI- FICE PRICE, AS HE IS OBLIGED TO LEAVE PHOENIX FOR NORTHERN ARIZONA AT ONCE.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

ccnmercial Hotel Phone 1858
 II
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
ANOTHER

A MAGNIFICENT APARTMENT CORNER 14ex15o AND IN THE BEST s F. c TION OF PHOENIX. BOTH STREETS PAVED. WITHIN FIVE MINUTES WALK OF BUSINESS CENTER: ALSO ON BEST CAR LINE. THIS FINE CORNER WILL BRING t20.000 WITHIN FIVE YEARS. WE CAN DELIVER IT RIGHT NOW FOR s4,250 AND ON TERMS.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
For Sale-Real Estate

PRETTY RANCH HOME 20 acres set out to orange. grape fruit. peaches and apricot. Has an up- to-date house on G. Improvements alone worth s10.000o0. One of the prettiest places in the Valley
 DAIRY RANCH SO acres all in alfalfa and grain. An stock can also be purchased if desired. Only s1s0.00 an acre with some cash and terms.
 ME. GREEN Commercial Hotel Phone 1858
 HOUSES
 Broom modern house. with or with out furniture. Double brick walls. just a lIftle off W. Washington St. Bargain for price and terms.
 s-room modern brick. elegantly fur nizhed northwest.
 s-room thouse. with three rooms abote; fa-u<hed or unfurnshed; north east
 roun+ modern house. on F.. Culver s-room modern house on x. Fourth Ave.
 1. ffve-roosp modern brick houses on W Wasninxton St.
 TOT cam suit you with house, let me show you some well located lots 5pan which to build. ' Double brick house. three rooms and p0frh or carh side. Must he sold To sel1r estafo A rare bargain and cheap. Paved stfe~t commercial Hotel Phone 1858 lllG F0KNER 10 ACRES nno aI- H..I .4fss 4.a4 fs...
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
so Acre lBar@afn@

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Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Herbert s. F PrizceCo

fl WEST ADAMS STREET
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
DAVIE REALTY co. r n a

ONE acre. well improved, NE. acres on paved road. 2h in alfalfa; good buy for some one.
 10 acres. planted to melons. located just right; bargain.
 15 acres, small house, some orchard and good stand of wheat; only s225 per acre
 20 acres, good house, plenty of fruit, sowed to wheat, only s6,70o.
 32O acres-Page wire fencing. best buy in the valley s200 per acre.
 W. c. PALMER, IS $. Center bn
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

160 ACRES sandy soil, old water right. part alfalfa balance grain. Good improvements. easy terms. owner. Republican Box 39M. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
ANOTHER

i. $40 ACRES ADJoINING THE GOODYEAR PROPERTY WHICH CAN'T BE PURCHASED AT ANY PRICE. THIS FINE SECTION IS FOR SALE AT THE RIDICULOUS PRICE OF $50 AN ACRE AND ON VERY EASY TERMS. THERE ARE GER TAIN FEATURES CONNECTED WITH THIS PROPERTY THAT WILL, GREATLY INCREASE ITS VALUE IN A VERY SHORT TIME.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
M. Fl. Shelton or
 L. s. Barker

IS PER CENT INVESTMENT room pebble dash brick, all modern. double house, close to car. Both side rented. Nottheast. Price $3,250. Cash $500 and $50 per month.
 BOLIN REALTY co.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
E. W. HANNA PHONE 19. MESA. ARIZ.

BUY 8 adjoining lots in west town addition of the owner. $50 cash. :l5 per month. Box 69Y, Republican. 3t
 FOR SALE-S0 acres of the best kind of land. no slick or Johnson within five miles of Phoenix. Will rent it back for cotton if satisfactory. Address Repub- lican Box SLY Republican. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
IA WEST ADAMS ST.
40 Acre Corner

Choicely located about miles south west This is most desirable district of the valley. It is the kind of 40 we all like to own. In order to disolve a partnership it is offered for anly $2S5.00 per acde. I will be glad to have you see this, can give immediate possession.
 NUNNELEY
 29 North First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

so acres, 31s miles south of Peoria, A mile from Morgan school; 50 acres alfalfa, balance can be put in cotton or summer crops. Page fence on north, barbed wire on three sides; sec tion line on two sides, making d dandy location for home place; soil is of the best in Peoria district, and that means as good soil as in the valley; good water right, and possess on at once. This is d real bargain as owner has other interests and will sacrifice on this fine piece of land. Good terms to responsible party.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR GEN LINE OPPORTUNITIES IN REAL ESTATE. WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE MOST ATTRACTIVE ONES THAT ARE IN THE MARKET. AND THIS IS WHY WE ARE DOING SUCH A LARGE VOLUME OF BUS NESS.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
For Sale-Houses
Watch IPhoenix Grow
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOX SALE OR TRADE
 6 ROOM HOUSE, CLOSE IN, WILL EXCHANGE FOR A GOOD USED CAR. PRICE $2500. EASY TERMS. ROOM HOUSE, ONE BLOCK FROM CAR, WILL EXCHANGE FOR LlGHT USED CAR. PRICE s14ou. EASY TERMS.
 1 ACRES, WELL IMPROVED ON T T F HIGHWAY. WILL EX- CHANGE FOR CITY HOME.
 OTHER HOUSES AND ACREAGE FOR SALE LIKE RENT.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16
Chicken Ranch

Chicken Ranch Containing four acres; small house, good well. lovely shade, F bearing grape fruit, F bearing apricots; lots of berries. figs, grapes, roses, young dates. The finest soil obtainable; To- cated about six miles northeast; close to school and car. Price only s2,65O; easy terms. Glad to show this.
 NUNNELEY
 29 North First Avenue It
 OIL INVESTORS
 Lease for sale on 40 acres near deep test drilling between Electra and Ran ger oil fields. Guarantee 3,2O0 foot hole if don't get paying well at shai- lower depth. Address D., 529 W. 14th St. Oklahoma City Oklahoma. II
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 PATENTED LAND
 160 acres unimproved. miles 10 station; finest level land; big mesquite and sage; $2,400.
 1so acres with house, 10 fenced, been to town: a real bargain, S640.
 so acres in best neighborhood, under project, main road; SlS00
 ASSIGNMENTS
 160 acres close in, under project, main road; buy it, s per acre.
 320 acres finest level land, s miles totown; a real bargain; S640. 320 acres partly improved, near old ruins. on main road; S3,200. WE IIAE ANYTHING YOU WANT IN LAND AT LOWEST PRICES.
 S. C. MILLER COMPANY
 32 N. First Ave. Creighton Bldg. f
 VALLEYS BEST ACREAGE 25 ready for cotton S2S0 40 alfalfa and grain .s275 | 73 all alfalfa .................... $275 80 grain and cotton $225 160 alfalfa, near Glendale .s195 | 200 with s1O.O00 modern $500 800 half alfalfa (cattle ranch) beautiful home S1SO The best buy in Phoenix. owner must leave, well furnished. Will be sold this week no doubt. Close to school, lots of shade, garage. nearly an acre and close ' to car line. Fine flock of chickens, fruit ] in abundance. Cement basement mod ern brick, screen porches, best location | See photo in our window, $2,750 cash balance two years.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co. 13O N. Central ii
Arizona republican., 1919-03-16

DON'T BUY Texas Oil until you have had a message from the heart of the great ranger field. This is not wild cat message. It relates to safe and sound investment opportunity. If it is good for Texas people, it ought to be good for others. Address Allyn Jones, Cisco. Texas. bn