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The Washington times., 1920-09-15
HOUSES FOR SALE
Tel. NJ. 4340.

PRICE ss.ooo-on columbis HEIGHT.
front porch. situated on lot isIibo
10 so-ft. paved alley There is .
garage with room for two cars. Can
be sold on terms Of $1,000 cash and
monthly psymenta
PRICE u.Tso-weu situated in the
northwest. within walking distance
house having nine rooms and bath.
hot-wstsr heat. This property has
been recently .papered and painted
Owner will give prompt possession.
PRICE ui,Tso-In the Cleveland
rra I .se.ion.oownsr VIII sell on
monthly pAymsnts. This 10 q two
story eight room house. having four
large bedrooms, bath and sleeping
erty has every modern Improvement.
including hot-wstsr heat, electric
lights. oak noors, living room with
open fireplace and q nrsproof heated
PRICE 1.ooo--convenientiy situated
PetworthEA semi-det.chsd
hot-water heat, and electric lights.
Tho lot 10 z6xlso TO q paved alley.
Owner will sell on terms Of $500
cash Possession will be given.
PRICE u.5oo-owner leaving city IL
onerinS very attractive home for
sonm. sale; A brick house having seven seven
and the house has hot-water heat.
electric lights. front and rear
HorSnss m.s, and nom as. q k.rsGe rage ,,s Thu, home
prompt consideration.
PRICE tlo,Sco--A downtown hous.-A
little on from 18th Street. where
DOk1aaSlOQ he had nj M
very easy terms of sale made. This
70 buiit-to-order thres-story brick
hs,s hoTse' Having having eleven rooms and and
garage. The whole property 10 In
nrst class condition. Possession at
once.
PRICE .ooo-Here IL another attrsc-
tive two story up-to-date house
that can be sold on very coD~en-
well.known builders: colonial style
brick house, heated with hot water.
having electric lights. oak noors.
large front porch and sleeping
porch
PRICE s7,5oo-In Chevy Chase-A
bungalow built about a year ago by
plete home. The lot is soxi?5: an
offer of less for cash viii be con-
sidered or very easy terms made at
this price: possession AZ soon as de-
sired.
PRICE Sl2.5oo-In MI Pleasant west
OF 18th St. where Immediate pos
session can be had: u three-story
semi detached house. having ten
rooms, two baths. hot-wster heat,
electric lights. rear stairway. un-
usually large closets throughout.
There Is also q garage.
PRICE Ss,3So-In one of the attrac-
tive spots in Mt Pleasant near the
end of the car line and close to
Rock Creek Park; a two-story six
room house occupied by an owner
who can give possession. Conven-
lent terms OF sale will be made.
You would do we'll to look At this
house right away
The Washington times., 1920-09-15

THE pROPE RITES ADvEhTIsEp under
our name ar. sGntr1Ied ! EXSLpsIvELy * IE
IN ALL PAPERS wH1TE yHTrE SOLD
9.s !th st. N. E.-B,; ;sr: & b.; iatrobe,
gas; $500; small ss5h ca ~ payment;
1926 Il st. N. E.-2-family nat: %r. 4 b.
each; l.trebe, gas; large lot; excellent
sos Z =, NJ E.-Br.: sr. q b.: i.troo.
ssst Warder st. N. w.-Br: TT. a tiled
garage sleeping porch: hardwood floors:
SIS sth It, s. E--Fram.. 10 =. 4 b.
-! iss e s.h soS :,. s. D.-nr;' . b.; '.'ros''
4le 5th st. S. Es-Fr. sr. CPossession).
iI2i 10th st. N: Wis =. rec. hall: Dr.;
sis-sis First St N: w.-Rrick; eight
rooms an;I bath. Furnace heat; sas.
''''0O eAS~, coLoRED.
$4,000; 5000 cash.
I'LL Ill1 GSns5s'' !, ssc' st N. r.-B': '.f.m'i'
isis ssh st N w.-Br.: 8 r.: i.trob..
s su 'SsSs cisSsi.nd p,.o. N w.-st.: r.:
gas; Iatrob., excellent condition. sa.a zoe
42-44-%6-s-5o st N. W. Br. r;
So 900 each. $2U Caah.
heat: esceIlent condition. $3.50 each.
Ins asth st; N: W:IT,; .oS r.; excellent con
''!;Ss' sss 10th st. y E:.Rr': sr. q b.: cellar:
sl7 "a =; s. E.-Er.: r. b.: iatrobs.
iso4 iith st. N w.-sr.: sr b.: ga.
iT:4!s-4sl R st. N. w.-pr.: :. store,
and I house. corner property. $500.
IsS.Iss nH,,s rr.nei: st. 8 dso HIBr BIZ r. each;
1ts l. ct. s. E.-6 r. b.. br. gas. S2.6oo.
1872 seston st; N W.-Br sr. & b.. ia.
SIS ttth st. N E.-rr.me: sr: latrosA
Ssth st.. Central Heights. D; c. teoiored)
mT1.me; s.I:se "A tso acres; large garden
Chevy Chase-Two large lots. corner ssth
and Morrison sts.: all improvements: ofYsr
INVESTMENTS
LIBERTY HOTEL tWHITE OR col.
ORED)-4th & N. J. ave. N w; excellent
coiored location about IS rms. steam
hes'i sSi / % =: n. e.oSS W@corn.r property: ,.rr.
stors with . living rooms. $4,000.
Hotel Lease--Best colored hotel oppor-
Union Union Station. immediatc possession.
Iai.s.s Pierce st N, w.-Br.; s.:ocs.
27cs st. N. w;-Corne. lot as By -
Two vacant lot. on Morton it.' II near sh.r.
man ave. 32s7 square feet 40c square foot.
Corner South Carolina ave and st. 8.
,7s5 'Sya sS sy ssei se;sH $1,000 frame houses
hos ALE 1s' OF SEF THE 1AGbovyhO PROPERTIES
CAN BE PURCHAsED ON REAsoNABLE
sPECIAI--wB NEED HOUSES LIST
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS.
BRADFORD 4 COMPANY,
Main ss77 a37 Southern Bids. Main Ss7t
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PETWORTT
31o o50

A particularly attractive s-room
corner brick dwelling, with tapes
try front: large yard, built-in ga
rage house has 2 rooms. bath; par
quctry floors; sleeping porch,
double rear porch and front porch
grapevine, fruit trees and shrub
berry. Close to car line, good terms
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

1880
A thoroughly modern home on
13th at. south OF Spring rd.; s
rooms. bath. hot-wster heat: cleo
tric light; double back porch. &C. :
deep lot to wide alley. Ample room
for garage.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Located on one of the most at
tractive Chevy Chase thorough
fares; a detached house OF
rooms. bath and ] attic room
front and rear porches hardwood
floors and trim: hot-water heat;
electricity; screens and awnings; ;
all in excellent condition; very
large lot. garage.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
MAIN 4752-
Main 2346
14th STREET TERRACE,
$12.65O

This Shannon & Luchs bungalow
has been occupied by the owner
since it's completion one year ago.
II has rooms and bath hardwood
floors and trim; electricity;
screens. Location just of l4th St
We know every detail OF this bun
galow. Our name Is back OF 1t.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
SHANNON & LUCHS

FOR sALE-IMPoRTANT,
ALWAYS READ our ADVERTISE.
MENTs PHONE N, a1s2 FOR NUMBERS
OR CALL At OFFICE,
WE OFFER THE BEST BARGAINS
THE BEST LOCATED HOUSES. PRICES
so Low THAT YOU SHOULD RESELL
At PROFIT
you CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT GETTING OUR LIST.
STONE FAIRFAX. i3i2 New York ave
BUY YOUR READy-CuT HOUSE NOW.
GUY 8. ZEPP,
Representing
LEWIs-BUILT HOMES
Room ara, Davidson building.
Corner 18th and sts
HOusE-Bet l7th and 18th SITS, on Euclid I:
modern. $500. Columbia sb7t, Mrs.
TUORNE
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LARGE HOUSES.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
l3th. near M--l2 rooms. q bedrooms. hot
water heat; 2sxl55. $4,000.
st. near l2th--lS rooms. steam heat
$lo750.
Mt, Vernon place. near sth-1s rooms
X st.. near loth-Io rooms. steam heat.
NJ st. near 1oth--ll rooms. hot-water heat.
Sl0.500.
sth St. near E-17 rooms. steam heat: .sx
l1s. $50
e St. near 2nd-ll rooms. a3x11:. $3.50
st. corner-le rooms. hot-water heat
25xlo8. 5000.
Mass. ave. near l+th-1+ rooms. baths:
22.Sxl6s.
Mass. ave.--14 rooms. > baths.
Rhode Island ave-. near 14th-lo rooms,
baths, hot-water heat. &l3.500.
Rhode Island ave-lo rooms; 2oxlo7.
$4,000.
Rhode Island ave-. near l4th-l. rooms. .
baths: 2lxl20. S16.600.
Rhode Island ave, near l5th-l1 rooms. :
baths: garage. $4,000
Eye, near lsth-1s rooms; 2sxs8.
Eye St. near l9th-13 rooms. hot-water
heat $4,000.
St. near 1ith-14 rooms. 2 baths; 23x11o.
$1,000.
L st-l2 rooms: garage; 23x15o. $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave-
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
S15 600

exclusive section which we can
ofYer today; gray tapestry brick on
q lot 1890; contains Q rooms and
baths: hot-water heat; electric
light; hardwood floors and trim;
cement front and double rear
porches. one screened and used as
sleeping porch; possession can be
had.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
SHANNON & LUCIA
713 14th st. N. w.
PARK VIEW,

Thoroughly modern and complete
throughout. s rooms. bath. not
water heat: electricity. hardwood
floors: convenient to car line.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
NORTHEAST,
&c Qk0

A s-room ana bath colonial house
on Florida avenue screens avn
ings large yard, with room for
garage: in good condition; vacant;
terms.
The Washington times., 1920-09-15
Economical Homes.

Economical Homes.
TO REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING.
BUY ONE OF THESE HI ES HOUSES. 10 od. Ar,
RETURNS ON ENTiRE INVESTMENT.
GivING COMFORTABLY. CONVENIENT
AND PRIVATE HOMES
Ss.50o-Columbia Heights; IL rooms.
baths: porches: cellars: yards.
siI. .ooo-Near 18th and r: II rooms, ,
baths; steam heat; hish,ela.; vs. iocasiSn
lovely square: IL rooms. !: baths; hot
;s,5oo~Nesr Lincoln Park: 10 rooms. :
s7.sso-west of 18th; 10 rooms. : baths;
sS.5oo-Northeast; II rooms: hot-watsr
Nsoo-second st. S. E.: IL rooms. .
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
SEE THIS LOVELY HOME.
Illinois Avenue N. W.
Two tiled ba .hs, one with shower:
Servants toilet in basement;
Electric lights:
Ruud instantaneous water heater tnew);
Giass-enclosed and screened breakfast
Giass-enclosed and screened sleeping
porch Usrge):
Attic;
Pantry:
New gas range;
Oak parQOet floors;
Colonial front porch:
Stationary laundry tubs in basement:
Laundry range in basement.
Screened throughout;
Large lot to paved alley:
Rearing grapevines in back yard:
Coal in for winter:
Price. $3.50 for quick sale.
Coal 500 extra.
STONE e. FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
All win Compete in Conie,,

The entire h,eh school win ,,mpete
ia the NATIONWIDE army contest ~
preparing manuscripts on the subject
Of. "The Bouefits to BE Derived From
Enlistment in the United states
Army as was explained by Captain
Shearer in his talk to the high school
Wednesday.
one paper * to be selected from
euoh high school in the state to be
forwarded TO the army recruiting sta
tion at Oklahoma CITY, where the
state winning ESSAY will be selected
This viii be forwarded To Washington,
~. c.. where a. committee comprising
secretary Baker and Generals Peyton
G Marsh and John H. pershing will
select the three winners. On March
D thse winners will be presented with
sold silver and bronze medals by the
secretary.
I'm addition TO these prizes, the sol
dicrs n walter Reed hospital have
offered three silver cups to the schools
winch the winning contestants at
'end.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
army officer Visits 4. IL. :.

T.UT N-|--T n ot.-rgv - ~.
Tara H. = Infanr,y y,s,+e5 ~,
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information rsoari,ns IN, ~ = .l.
lsry a. s,sil5 Thor n. '...,--,,
o. the present o.ara ,,-r,v ID. r,,,r,,
his her Than tr1, ID, r,. ...n,',
army i'm arn.r.r,,, t,,.. ..5 ''l,',
q few wear. of .rofe...o,.1 ...i..,..,..,
Is a very yaIuaAIs ton.ri.n,. .., .......
young man
The Csui5.1 srso .,,,l.h..l g.. ...
sfussn- boa,. tl,a. . ,,s.'.'.- ''',
is 10 be carried an tbronss,,1 ,.o
country. .n AN effor. H., ..@1,., ,,,,,
en,.stmenrq for ~. a,r,,. T,. ,
,ee+ MIN H.. '"' GUM
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
,4;rst Ward Mothers Club.

THE Mothers Club held an interest,".
inc meeting Thursday afternoon ana
al those who attended, in spite OF Tie
icv down pour OF rain and seet' feit
fully repaid, as one Of the most en-
ioyable programs OF the entire year
was given.
The pupils of the fifth grade under
the direction of their teachers MISS
Ruth sullivan and Miss Maude Dram
gave a splendid program. A particularly
interesting and instructive feature was
n picture study "The Cleaners" by
Robert Gillian who gave the life o.
the artist, Jean Millet and Jenny
Henry Murphy who told the story oi
the picture. The remainder OF the
progrum by the pupils included songs
by the class; dialogue, Its Better 10
Whistle than Whine" Clarence Crom-
well and Jim Thurston; piano solo
Charleen Davis; reading, LOIS LED
better; violin solo, Lois Dixon.
Following the program, talks were
made by Mr. Cisco, principal MI
Henry ID. Rlnsland, vocational gu,l'
ance director. and Mr.. G., =. Selvidge.
Mr.. Ciscos talk dealt with the proc
lens Of school, from the teachers point
Of view. He appealed 10 the mothers
for help, cooperation and sympathy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Thrift in schools.

I'm accordance with resolution
& 'opted by the Department Of super
iHteudspce of the National Education
Association. March I. 1918, which
roads. AS essential 10 character for
nation tp the welfare OF the Amer!.
can peopc. luj - the promotion OF
= national habit, We urge that the
present national program Of thrift
instruction. ana ia, sale Of Thrift and
Var SavIngs stamps become a per.
mansnt part Of the public school pro.
cydure superintendent c. W. Rich.
erds Mil incuj" IN this weeks course
Of stuQE. through out the schools, NJ.
teen lessons In Tariff issued by the
Saving Division OF the United state,
Treasury Departments
THAT these lessons ON Thrift" pro.
vidinf means for the child to gain
a practical, concrete knowledge Of
th7 b,reits 10 be derived therein, are
To- be given should he gratifying to
all parents, and every effort should
be eXsrted TO encourage the child in
the studying aud application OF them.
The fifteen lessons ombodv practical
ly every department In the school--lcs.
sens applicable TO geography; Eng
Ism: history etc. explaining in lie.
tail the felaJou Of these subjects to
civic life and the Importance OF thor
consideration.
The purpose, as given in the intro.
duCtIOu uf the lessons. is outlined a-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
owned HOMES THE
BULWARK Of OUR
FREE INSTITUTIONS
BY w. II. Burnitp

Replying to your invitation to tel
about Home Owning" | will say thar
away back In "sI' when Annie said
she would take chance" with the
writer along HES road-but all |
had was plenty OF pep" and the mas
cry OF good trade.
About our next expressed wish after
the first welded kiss, was that we
WANTED \ HOME, and 80 Annie"
had nice little lot and | had unlira
tied nerve" and our town had =
tiourlshing little building and loan as
socation, and We all got together and
built our iirst little home and paid II
out at .lliO per month. We We're -
delighted at our start In life" that W
moved in with oIy one room finished
and began our home making.
This was our little start at NEST
egg" and on moving to Ardmore the
proceeds or this little home enabled
Us TO build little better one here.
We fought the good fight with the
usual JOYS and sorrows. sweet babies
were born TO us---ALWAYS IN OUR
OWN HOME. Some were carried TO .ha
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
A TWO WEEKS HISTORY
OF THE SIXTH GRADE
lBy Stella SeelerN

Miss schrodt, the sixth grade teacher
was given a fruit shower by the girls
and boys Of her room. Miss Brown
was also given shower by the sixth
grade, together with the seventh.
Last week our grade had the Vic.
trola and n number of the pupils
brought records which were greatly
enjoyed.
The Second Ward was the first Of
the~-city schools TO organize IN AUDI.
bon Society. The work In this socis.y
Is proving to be very interesting. Mrs,
sam Butler, who recently moved from
our ward to First Ward, has been
. great help to the orgsuiRtion -
shs leaned TO the school, two beausl.
full charts which shows ali Kinds q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Aonorine Miss Corhn

"Wednesday noon the faculty OF Flrst
ward entertained with a deAghu vi
luncheon honoring Miss Amahua
Corhn who left Thursday night Ior
Emporia. Kan, where she VIII com
nlttc a teachers course in primary
grade work.
For several years Miss Corhn was
.,,rei,isor of pelmanship in the Ara
ronre c,ty schools and during that
time won q statewide reputation lor
her efficiency.
Talks were given by members 4" 'he
faculty. Am.
Miss Corhn gave the closing TAN
In which she expressed regret al leSN'
,ne friends and pupils but we anu
cipate meeting her again soon III d
bigger field Of work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Freshs Prepare for Game

Tno IrosEman elTT- have ChoseH
Ruby Edwards for captain OF their
basket bah game, and are beginning
serious practice for the Freshman
sophomore game TO be played Monday
Jan 2G.
Members OF the boys team are Ger
-tDr Grown. Tom Mcbride, Edward
Morton. Gerald Adams Nilmont
strange. and Latham White.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
MRS. Emmitt T. Reid, Editor)

Freshman husliies on MONDAY after.
noon.
The probable lineup as given odt
lay Captain Lamb is az follows nu-
laney and Lamb Ccaptainsl torwa, as;
DoolcS center. Mansfield trl Tayior.
guards; substitutes: Rae, Reau, Bitnks
and Thompson.
While little has been heari from
the girls team. II is expected that
Captain Carpenters team VIII PIT up
a hlrd fight for Snphomufs victory
when the referees whistle blows on
Monday afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Third Ward Orchestra

The Third Ward Orchestra is now
playing for the pupils TO march up
and down stairs. This organization
is par, Of the high school orchestra
Of the orchestra are Luty Tom Wal.
colt, piano; Robert Hefner Betty
Brett and James Dolman, violin; Jack
Rice and Robert Fox, clarinet; Thorn.
as Newcomb, John Adams and Eu-
gene Pool, cornet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
LINCOLN SCHOOL fTmrd Ward
James Dolman. Reporter
Improvement ON Crollnds

The Third ward campus shows sew
eral improvements since Christmas.
sidewalk has been built east and
west along the north boundary OF
the grounds and the walk from the
school building steps has been ex'
tended to meet the new one.
The boys have made a cinde1 voley
ball court so that they may play in
all kinds OF weather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Miss Brown Is Injured.

During the recent snow Miss Brown
seventh grade teacher was enjoying
a sleigh ride when she lost control
OF the sled upon which she was
being pulled by some OF her pupils
and ran over an embanl.ment Al.
though she received several painful
bruises and cuts. she remained at
school and taught all her classes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
SOPHOMORE CLASS REPORT
ndarold Banks. Reporter
SUphs aud Fresh VIII RattJe

On. MONDAY afternoon, january 81,
the--oranse and Black of the Sopho-
noresrw1ll clash with the Green and
Whtte~-o uintette OF the Freshmen in
the second tnrer.class basketball game
OF the year. The Sophomore boys
squad aaas been through several stiff
.Ncrtmmsges during the past week
holdinS the varsity ont one occasion
TO On extremely close score, hence
the class ad1herents are expecting
xuucl,uf thVftvv-wheu-they>meet the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Second Semester seeins ,,ona.v

Monday Jan. 2G marks the begin.
ming Of the second semester and ev.
cry Junior is expecting to start with
clean record and Cooperate with the
faculty in every possible way toward
making the new plan for this semester
q success.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
FRANKLIN SCHOOL. First Ward
TVn Teachers Returned

We are very alad TO have two OF
oar teachers hack with US this weeN'
Miss Pauline South, teacher Of the
sixth A has returned after serious
illness at her home in Pilot Point,
TEXAS. Mr.. Cisco who has been alb
sent ON account Of the serious illness
of his wife Is with as again There
Is no Improvement in Mrs. Nscos
condition al the present writing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
JUNIOR REPORT.
Gretchen Lacy, Reporter
Novel Test Ia physjcs

\ very novel examination was Civ.
en- to the physics class during the re.
cent semester examinations. II was A
psychological test OF 2s questions so
mace that the answer win be either
wholly right or wrong, and in this
way will greatly simplify grading
for the teacher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
FRESHMAN REPORT
iGwyn Whiteman, Reporter)
TrrshieS order New Pennants

A meeting was called Tuesday AZ
trrnoou. Jan. Is, by Latham White,
class president. for the purpose ~ Sc
lectinp caps and pennants Beautiful
ones I'm the class colors. green and
white. were chosen. and they are eN-
pcclcd TO arrive before the ol-toricaI
contest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
r.
FOR
COLDS
FOR
NO ONE THANKS YOU

Nobody thanks YOU for preventing
a Cold, because they do not realize
the means vi escaps-yet the preven'
tion of a Cold Is the most important
service that "Sevsntysevsn" can ren.
der.
TO get the best results take "SeV'
enty.seven" at the first sign OF =
Cold, the first feeling Of weakness
as II some serious illness was pend.
Ing, tins is the Time to break ny
Grip and Colds.
Doctors Book in English, French
Spanish, Portuguese 0r German
mailed free.
~" at all Drug and Country
stores.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co.
1jG William Street, New York.-adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

OEahoTna birds N thsir naIOral col
org.
Last week for geography. we made
a study OF oil and as the teacher
brought out case OF fifty kinds OF
oil made from the petroleum found
here. we not only learned great deal
but received pleasure from II.
This week We have studied com.
mercs and the growth OF the United
States.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

veHctsfy, svfur' tuuuN ens Wv
homes. stll live 10 love and call ua
blessed. and TO tell our grand children
OF things that were and are when we
were back at home" and then we were
able, because We loved ours and felt
for others. to make a home for few
others who were not 10 Fortunate God
Bless our Home" God bless eve.'y-
body who ever comes TO rest under tes
shade OF our vine and ig tree and
God bless and keep alive the home
building instinct, for this Is the hops
OF our nation and the bulwark Of free
institutions wish EVERYBODY
HAD ONE!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Tests Eighth Grade

After test given last week 10
the eighth grade. MIR. Rinsland, in
structor in vocational guidance, stat.
ed that pupils in that grade came
w to the standard in the larger
schools OF the big cities.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
First Semester Exams Nav Over

First semester examinations began
IhUrsdsy morning at O'Clock ana
were he.G all day Thursday and rri
day. Tive hours were allowed for each
subject given
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25

Il received your More Eggs"
Tonic and started giving IT 10 my
hens ! wasn't getting an egg. now
! AIN getting 10 day So writes
Mrs. Ernest Campbell Of Mineral.
Va. Any poultry raiser can easily
double his profits by doubling the
egg production OF his hens A scieu-
tihc tonic has been discovered that
reyitslizes the tOck and makes hens
work all the time. The tonic Is
called More Eggs" Give your hens
few cents worth Of More Eggs"
and you will be amazed and de-
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NolO is the time TO give More
Eggs" TO your hens, while prices are
high and profits big Don't let your
hens loaf; make them lay. More
Eggs" Tonic has done this for .OQ.-
900 chicken raisers all over the
country. Ii will do the same for ysa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
$500 Package
l,1 rec

Il you ~.sh 20 try this great profit maker,
simply write pOstc6rs OF stter 10 L ,
Eeeftr. he poultry expert Hss.er
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any money. M. Reefer viii I,ne you two
ave PACKAGES VI More Eggs You ysy
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tAsrs Is lie rlsG Write today for thls ape
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-01-25
Meeting of Mothers" Club

The Mothers Club met Friday az
ternoon with a large attendance. The
two sixth grades entertained and
very interesting program was given.