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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
MORGAN COMMUNITY HOLD EN-
THUSIASTIC FARM BUREAU
MEETING
Seventy People Present.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the
Morgan Farm Bureau was held at
Morgan Corners recently. The at
tendance was very good, about 70
people being present. Everyone
seemed much interested in the work
and went home with the determine
ton of getting more benefit from
the Farm Bureau.
George Gray, community chairman
presided at the meeting, and, after
giving his report of the Farm Bureau
Organization project, and the Farm
Management project, called upon Mr..
B. J. Williams, who reported for the
Lime and Glover project. Mr.. G. Z.
Wilcox followed with his report on
the Dairy Improvement project.
Following the reports by different
members of the committee, Miss
Lydia M. Potter, home economics
specialist from Burlington, address
ed the meeting, her subject being,
"Home Equipment for Saving Time,
Steps and Labor" The women pres
emit appeared much interested in this
branch of Farm Bureau work, chose
Mrs. C. j. Goodsell local leader, and
discussed plans for work in the fu-
ture.
BOYS and Girls Club Work was
then taken up by County Club Agent
Bacon, his subject being, "Boys' and
Girls Club Work in the Farm Bureau
Organization" His talk aroused in
terest in club work and possible local
leaders were discussed, and plans
made for the development of this de-
partment.
County Agent Abel followed with
remarks on, ''The Farm Bureau, Or
ganization: What 1t Is; What 1t Is
Doing in the County; What 1t Is Do
ing for Morgan, and What 1t Can Do
for Morgan in the Future" After
the discussion, the names of seven
men were taken who would keep farm
accounts next year, five men express
ed their intentions ito use lime, and
two desired assistance in purchasing
registered sires.
The program of work as carried
out the past wear and as adopted for
the coming year is as follows.
1. FARM BUREAU ORGANIZA-
TION
Leader, George Gray; Goal 1920,
80 members; accomplishments of
1920, 30 members; goal 1921, 30
members.
II. FOODS AND CLOTHING
Leader, Mrs C. J. Goodseil
III. DAIRY IMPROVEMENT
Leader, C. E. Wilcox; goal 1920,
six registered sires; accomplishments
1920, 2 registered sires; goal 1921,
five registered sires.
". LIME AND GLOVER
Leader, B. J. Williams: goal 1920,
10 cooperators; accomplishment 1920,
seven cooperators; goal 1921 10 CO.
operators.
Y. FARM ACCOUNTS
Leader, George Gray; goal 1920,
Sd milk cost accounts; accomplish
ments 1920, four account books; goal
1921, five account books.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Edward F. Wood, pastor.

The pastors theme for next Sun
day morning will be. Stewardship of
Life" Glasses in the Sunday school
for all ages. Remember the contests
now on. Subject for evening, "Stew-
ardship of Property"
Prayer meetings on Tuesday even
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
About Twenty-eight.

"POpp
"Yes, my son."
"What are the middle ages?"
"Why. the middle ages, my boy, are
the ones which. when the women
Statesman.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
a Possible trouble.

Muggins-It's strange that Wigwag
doesn't succeed. He seems to have no
difficulty in catching on.
BugGins-Mayhe the trouble is he
doesn't knew when TO let 90.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
V. FARM ACCOUNTS

Leader, George Gray; goal 1920,
Sd milk cost accounts; accomplish
ments 1920, four account books; goal
1921, five account books.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
". LIME AND CLOVER

Leader, B. J. Williams: goal 1920,
10 cooperators; accomplishment 1920,
seven cooperators; goal 1921 10 CO.
operators.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-10
II. FOODS AND CLOTHING
Leader, Mrs. G. J. Goodseil
Ill. DAIRY IMPROVEMENT

Leader, C. E. Wilcox; goal 1920,
six registered sires; accomplishments
1920, 2 registered sires; goal 1921,
five registered sires.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-05

word of apology I tore the note open.
 Betty Kane's Mystery.
 Tt is from Betty Kane" l said, as I glanced at the signature. and then began to read the short note.
 Betty Kane!' She's the crippled girl who runs the tea room. isn't she ?' Mother Graham queried next, and I nodded an assent without speaking, for was absorbed in the message which Betty Kane had written.
 Dear Mrs. Graham" it began, "will you please. if possible, run in to see me today sometime between D and 6 |? There is something here which I think you ought to see. Very Cor dially Yours.
 BETTY KANE"
 Why don't you read it aloud ?' my mother-in-law queried impatiently, and I did so. though with a queer lit tie feeling of reluctance. as though the message were something which con- ccrned me alone.
 She's probably got something there she wants to sell to you" Mother Graham commented tartly when had finished. They always see you coming. Margaret, in every town you land. I suppose, however, it won't do any harm to go over and sec what she wants. It must be terrible to have that affliction."
 I smiled tenderly at the quirlSiness of my mother-in-iaw.' I knew that she would be as eager as I to aid Betty Kane in any way. but she must have her caustic comment first.
 I dressed hastly-for the hour the crippled woman had named was near at hand-and walked swiftly to the little tea room. I found it filled with guests. sipping tea and munching the little cakes for which Betty Kanes hands were fmous.
 She wheeled her chair to meet me as soon as she could leave her other guests. and I saw with surprise that her usually placid face was lined with worry.
 "Please make an excuse to stay until the rest are gone,' she whis- pered. 'I must see you alone"
New Britain herald., 1920-11-05
HOLDING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Me

with the realization came the knowl- edge of a strange. new feeling for my husband dawning within my con- sciousness.
 A Strange Summons.
 have loved Dicky wildly. pas sionately. have intensely admired his talents, have been extremely angry at him. foolishly jealous of him. but looking back over my married life. I do not know-I am ashamed to ad- init it even to myself-that I ever have really respected his judgment and common sense as a wife ought to be able to do.
 wondered in these hours of re- adjustment if the fault had been one of perception on my part or of real lack in Dicky. Had he suddenly grown to mans mental stature. or blinded during all these years?
 had plenty of leisure for my in- trospection and retrospection. for Dicky disappeared shortly after he had taken me back to the house, and remained away for the rest of the day. Mother Graham declared irrit- ably that she knew he was still look ing up real estate agents. and her speculations as to his probable req sons for so doing were the only dis turbing currents in the even flow of my day until the late afternoon, when a small boy appeared at the door with a note addressed to me in a prim, angular chirography.
 Whoever in the world can be writing to your" my mother-in-law inquired curiously, and felt her keen eyes upon me. as with a muttered
New Britain herald., 1920-11-05
Why Betty Kane Sent for Madgc.

Why Betty Kane Sent for Madgc.
 I went around in what my little mother would have termed n 'daze" for tho rest of the day. following my astonishing interview with Dicky con- corning my experience with Rita Brown. had been shown an entirely new phase of my husbands character, and l was not quite certain whether or not liked 1t.
 sDicky's rages I had seen frequent iy. so often. in fact. that they had ceased to make mo suffer much. had become annoying or amusing. as cir- cumstances might direct. His volatile moods, his utterly irresponsible boy ish tricks. had long since become an ordinary routine.
 I had wondered sometimes if he would ever grow up. and here, over night. as it were. I found a mentor. a Judge. in the place of the irresponsible boyish husband had known.
 My Peter Pan! Had he grown up at last? Would I never again feel the mixture of annoyance and thrilled sd- miration which his pranks gave mo {? With a humorous little recollection of the nonsense he had mixed with his grave lecture. realized that Dicky's chief charm would stay with him always.
 But think it was given me in that m moment to know that his volatile boy ishnass would be his only as an ad- tunct to his character, not as an in- teEral part of it. as 1t had seemed to realization that I must readjust my matf f, fhta nnuy afato Df nratr~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
CHU RICH Of CHI R|ST'
B U|L D. n c WILL Be
COMPLETED THIS WEEK

The new building of the Church
Of Christ, corner A street and Fourth
avenue, northwest. will be completely
finished this week. This is among the
imposing church structures Of the city
and although not quite so large as
some Of the other churches, the
buildings is handsomely equipped ana
. something Of which the city can
well be proud
Services were held in the new build
ing for the first time Sunday, August
%, and regular services win be con-
Quoted Sunday morning and evening
and Wednesday evenings from this
date
The building which costs $l5,7OS Is
constructed Of brick, dull red rough
finish. The architecture is something
on the order of the old Colonial style
having four large white columns.
White is also used in the finishing de.
sign. The plans were drawn by 3. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24

the number Of farms owned had in.
creased from Al percent in 1910 to
~ per cent in 1920
Claude Morrow. farmer living
near Konawa, was killed by lightning
one night last week as he was driving
along in thunderstorm. He was
within a quarter Of mile Of home
when struck. Two children sitting be.
side him were stunned, but will re.
cover. The harness was stripped
from the team he was driving.
The second annual reunion Of the
9Oth Division will be held in Oklaho.
ma City, September Is. 90 and 27
The Goth Division was originally
made up Of men from Oklahoma and
Texas and trained at Camp Travis,
Texas. However many requirements
We're received from every state in the
union. The division took part in the
st. Mihiel and Meuse.Argonne often.
sives and was one Of the divisions
honored by a place in the Army Of
Occupation in Germany. Every man
who trained or served at any time
with this division is cordially invited
to attend the reunion The 9Oth
Division has permanent headquarters
in Dallas, Texas in charge Of Arthur
j. Reinhart, secretary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
FUNERAL SERVICES 70 R
LAW Renee A. BENTLY
HELD At GA \ NESV|LLE
WELL KNOWN IN ARDMORE

Mrs w. A. Easley and little son
William who with Mr.. Easley spent
the summer on a motor trip through
the New England states, were called
home on account of the death of Mrs.
Easleys nephew, Lawrence a. Bent
lev who died at FL Paso, Texas
August 10, following an illness of
several months. Funeral services were
held at the family home in Gainesville
Sunday
Deceased was well known in Ard
more, having visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Easley upon numerops occasions. He
contracted Influenza shortly after his
marriage, some eight months ago ana
death was due to the effects Of the
pIo sIee& Os seM OH 'aspeslp
Mr. and Mrs Easley and son re-
turned to Ardmore yesterday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
WANTS TO Be ARDMORE' s
NEXT CHIEF Of POLL CE.

Although II Is a trifle early in the
season TO begin To talk Of city poll
tics, when an avowed candidate ap-
pears on the horizon, the public
should be notified and given the op-
pcrtunity Of giving the aspirant for
office the once over and to make
up their minds in accordance.
The man in question Is Jake Will
liams, for many years a member Of
the police force, who announced yes
terday, among his friends, that he
wants to be Ardmores next chief
Of police, and that he had already
launched his campaign to that end.
AIr. Williams has many friends who
will doubtless do all in their power
to place him at the head Of this or
ganization next year when the formal
announcement is made and the race
begun.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Spicy News From Over the State

a cave.in Of earth, which buried
MIN under five tons Of weight He
was working just back OF an auto
matte digger when the cave.in occur.
ed.
Francis Farmer. 1G year.old youth
of Wetumka, was drowned while in
bathing in the Arkansas river near
Muskogee recently. He had gone to
Muskogee 10 do special school work
and with a party Of boy friends, had
gone to the river to enjoy swim.
The town Of Wetumka is preparing
to pipe gas from nearby wells for
use In the city.
Carter county's taxable wealth is
now figured at s3SOOO,OOO, including
its oil interests
A new oil town, Nuyaka, located in
the Youngstown and Phillipsville field
l2 miles west Of Okmulgee has been
opened up. This town is on the lines
Of the new Oklahoma Southern rail
way which will provide ample facili-
ties to take care Of the heavy traffic
that is sure to follow. Cotton gin
will be established along with lumber
yards, oil well supply stores, banks
and other lines Of business
Joe A. Brown Is a new addition TO
the list Of practicing attorneys TO
Hartshorne. He recently graduated
from the department of the state
university.
Ed Buse of Red Oak one of the
candidates in the recent contest for
nomination for Sheriff in Latimer
county. has been appointed under.
sheriff by John Shaw for that coun-
| ty.
eThe Retail Merchants Association
Of Muskogee is arranging three boost.
or trips to nearby towns. Approx.
mately 1875 merchants will make the
trips Their itinerary follows Aug.
ust l2, Walsh; Aug. IS, McAlester.
and Aug. "a, Stigler
If plans mature, secretaries Of II
counties, Logan, Payne. Kingfisher,
Oklahoma, Garfield, Kay. Grant, No
BILE, Pawnee, Okfuskee and Creek
will organize a district association Of
commercial club secretaries.
Lucinda Pitman, a full blood Creek
Indian. and her two tots will receive
5000 900 and a new oil lease on
property in the Glen Pool following
settlement Of their suit against the
Gypsy Oil Company and the Gulf
Piue Line Company Of Tulsa.
Stuart is boasting a rather unique
bit Of service during the recent pri-
mary election. When it was found
that there would not be ballots
enough for the eelction, word was
sent to Holdenville for more, and to
make time. they We're sent over by
airplane. two bundles of ballots be-
ing dropped from the plane near the
livery barn of Elwood & Chastain
says the Stuart Star. and adds
That's service"
Business men of Calvin are -agitat-
ing the question of waterworks
plant for the town.
The recent census shows there ar=
A,75j farms in Pottawatomie county
The census Of 1910 showed 47j2 in
the same county. or a gain Of only
three farms in 10 years. However
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
OFF on Vacation.

Kelsey Polk. business manager Of the
Ardmore Statesman. left this morn.
ing for Nashville Tenn, and from
there will motor to Louisville, KY,
where he will join Mrs. Polk and lit
tie children who have been there
several weeks. He will visit relatives
in Nashville and Louisville and will
accompany Mrs. Polk and children
home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24

Pittsburg, Kan.-Kansas, Missouri,
Oklahoma and Arkansas coal miners,
will ask for a wage increase, the
amount to be decided at a conference
Of officials for districts IA, q and 25,
United Nine Workers Of America,
Alexander Howat, president Of dis
trict IA, announced
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24

Fire Of unknown origin gutted the
Geronimo Automobile Factory At Enid
last Sunday morning, causing loss
OF s25OO0O.
james L. German is the new super
intendent Of city schools at Wapa'
nucka.
Durant is to have big roundup
and roping contest, September IA.
To date q oil wells have been drill.
ed in the steedman field. south Of Al
Ian, and many more are in prospect.
The excise board has fixed the
county levy of Kay county at four
mills for the ensuing year. This Is
one and one.tenth cent lower than
last years levy.
Charles Walker, negro, recently
stabbed c. L. Harkins, serving a 80
year sentence at the state peniten'
tiary. The cause of Walkers act
has not been determined.
Miss Wllhelmina Osterhaus, super
intendent II the University Of Okla
homa infirmary, announces that only
20 summer session students were
cared for during the last term.
over at Calvin the operator for one
of tho railroads has thrown up the
,ob in order to go out and gather
his crop-another indication tnat
crops must be tip.top in Hughes coun'
tv. or the "back-to-thefarm' move
ment wouldn't 5e getting such an
up-setting hold on everything.
Miss Henrietta Hart, New York
former welfare worker in the indus
trial plants in Michigan and field
investigator for the department OF
labor, will report at Oklahoma CITY
soon to become crusader executive for
the state
The socialists polled only 10 votes
in Leflore county in the recent cleo
tiol. The republicans polled $40 and
the democrats 200.
X. II. Schultz, federal crop agent,
announces that crop prospects in OK
! lahcma now are in the best con
dition.
October 13 has been designated as
First Trade Day for Wewoka More
than $1,000 in premiums will be
awarded
Federal cersus returns show the
populauon Of McClain county 10 be
1886 an increase Of 800 since the
last census. The population of Pur
| cell. the county seat. increased IN
that time from 2,74O to 2,s9", or 1873
| September IS to % are the dates
that have been agreed upon for tie
| Hughes county free fair, the ffth
annual exhibit.
A free stock show will be held
at Kingfisher october % and 29 by
the shorthorn breeders Of kingfishei
county. There will be 40 county fair
G. F. Newton, county agent, an
nounced the Cherokee county fan
will be held at Cherokee, September
IA and 10. Elaborate plans are un
der way to make the event Il big
success.
r. r Lackey, a workman engaged
in bracing q sewer at Shawnee, last
Friday, was smothered TO death by
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24

Musgraves, elder in the church. The
contractor was Stanley Carmon.
Furnishings in addition 10 the
building proper, brings the total cc>'
OF the church 10 approximately s2or
900.
The Rev. c. Fl. Kennedy OF McKin-
ney, Texas, will be pastor Reverend
Kennedy is at present conducting a
series Of revival services In Texas
and will not come TO Ardmore until
October /. when he will assume his
duties.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Census Statistics

Washington, Aug. 23-Kansas City,
Mo, 324,4lO; increase 76O29; or 300
per cent.
Santa Barbara Cal, ls,441; in
crease Use, or 667 per cent.
Elmyria, Ohio 2O,474; increase, s.
649, or 3S.l per cent.
Petersburg, Va, S1,002; increase,
6,87j or 23.5 per cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24

Mexico City-Pedro Zamore released
six Americans who were kidnapped by
him recently in the state Of Ja1isco,
but was holding one American, W.
A. Gardiner, superintendent Of the
Esperanzo Mining Company, for 100,-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
A REAL FARM BARGAIN

u NTlfII It lhIt-H H-hIeVsh'-F
200 ACRES; 50 IN CULTIVATION;
30 FINE JOHNSON GRASS MEAD
OW: BALANCE PRAIRIE MEADOW
AND PASTURE. 40 ACRES BOT
TOM. 40 ACRES UPLAND. 120 VAL
LEY; 5000 PER ACRE. ON ARD
MORE AND MILO ROAD.
OLLIE w. ANDERT0N
Phone Office 356. Residence l947.
PAS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24

Mr.. ". c. Waggener entertained
with a : O'Clock dinner at Chickasaw
Lake. last evening, having as guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Dillingham;, Mrs.
Emily Fowlkes. DR.. Vera Buchheit,
Mrs. Bess Coverdale Of oklahoma
City and lJr Ed Comegys.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
A. Home From Camping Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Walcott and
family. Misses Inez Irby. Julia and
Stella Garter and AIessrs. Hershel
Scivally and Ben Carter have returned
from a fort.nights camping trip at
Turner Falls in the Arbuckle noun
taius
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Horoning Mrs. Clay Cox

Mrs H. H. Sayre will entertain
with three tables of bridge. tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, in honor
Of Mrs Clay Cox. Of Dallas Texas.
Mrs Cox is the sister of Mrs. John
Teer Of this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Meeting of B. V. &. Club

Miss Euna Mae Roberts will en-.
terrain the members Of the Z. v c..
Club tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock, in her home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Afternoon Bridge Party

Mrs. G. d. Paine will entertain at
bridge, Thursday afternoon, at 2:SO
o'clock, in her home, 134 G. street,
southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Society Events
tRy RUTH NoLAN)
Phone 538--
Pi Phi Luncheon Club

Miss Marjorie Walcott will entertain
the members Of the Pi Phi Luncheon
Club, Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
In her home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-24
Society Personals

Miss Florence Gait, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Gait, has returned
nome from Camp Gilfield, in Carriers
Vile. Georgia. Miss Gait also visited
with her grandmother, Mrs. Pleas
McGhee, while in Cartersville.
Mrs. Will Morgan and Miss Glare
Morgan are spending the week III
Sulphur.
Mrs l. r. Best has as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Susan Skaggs oi
Gainesville, Texas.
Mrs Lmily Fcvlkes, who with ner
Jro.her and sister, is residing at the
Mrs. Fannie Pierce home, Stanley
and L street, southwest has as her
guest, Mrs. Bess Coyerdaie OF OKLA
homa City,
Alr. William Crockett has returned
from Shreveport, La, ana Is spend
ing 4 few days with his parents Mr'
and Mrs, ". s. Crockett
Mrs L. A. Slidell who has been
spcnding the summer in Denver, Colo.
is visiting with Mrs Minnie Atkins
1O2s West Broadway, en- route 20
her home in Houston, Texas
pr and Mrs. J. f Young and
their guests. DR.. and Mrs. p. l.
Davidson spent the day in the Hewitt
oI f;e,ds They had dinner with the
oil field workers.
Mrs. H. H. Francis who has been
the guest OF her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
]. Y. Fenner, SIG West Broadway
has returned to her home in Muskosee-
Mrs Louis Lee OF Cleburne Texas
is the guest Of Miss Angie Philips
72l c street northwest.
Miss Alliene Suggs and brother, Ed
wyn Suggs Of Berwyn spent yesterday
IN Ardmore Miss Suggs will 60 10
Sulphur the latter part Of the week
to spend several days.
Mss Helen Ward has returned
from = several days stay at Sulphur.
DR. and Mrs H, E. Rsves OF Girard,
Texas, came last night TO visit Mrs.
y. W. Conway, Eleventh avenue,
northwest.
Miss Nancy Fraley went to Crush
er yesterday afternoon TO visit with
friends
Mrs. y. T. glanton is visiting in
H Reno.
Miss Elizabeth MeCann, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. c. L. McCann, has re-
turned home after a visit with friends
and relatives in sulphur.
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NOTICE TO ELKS.
KEGl LAR MEETING TUESDAY,,
AiutsI 2lIH, INIIiAIiUN AND
SMOKER. ALL ELKS BE on HAND.
j. H.KAHN. SECY.
r. s. GARDENHIRE,
EXALTED RULER.
Washington-It was stated com
plete assurance will be given the
United States by Poland that the
victorious Polish armies will not pur-
sue their advance beyond the nat
ural frontiers Of the reconstructed re-
public.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT-Furnished bed room.
Apply 7O4 4th Ave, northeast.
24-2
FOR SALEl-By owner, desirable resi-
dent lot in southeast Ardmore, also
two lots in southwest. W. w.
Martin. Phone 1887. 24-2
WANTED TO BUY-One cigar show
case, what have you got to offer.
Phone 1851. Z. Z. Denton. 24-3
If YOU really want to buy a used
car, and buy 1t right, 1t will pay
you to see me. 1 have the great.
est assortment OF bargains in used
cars ever assembled in Aramore.
Call at ION A n. W., or phone s44.
Ask for Smirhers. the car spe-