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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-16
P~edrickt0wn Personal
and Local Items
Interesting Happenings of Old
mans Township

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ensley. of
Camden, spent part of the week with
Mrs. Anna Holton.
Sarah, wife of Albert Risner. mass
ed way at her home here on Saturday
evening, following a stroke of p~araly-
SIS from which she suffered about a
week ago and never regained con-
seriousness. The deceased was well
known and for many years an active
member OF the NJ. Z. Church. Funer-
al services were held at her late home
on Wednesday morning. Burial was
La IN the Cemetery in Salem.
MI. and Mrs. George Laws and Miss
Anna Laws spent part of the week in
Dividing Greek.
Miss Mariette Holton has returned
from a three weeks motor trip thru
out Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Michigan.
Miss Elizabeth Smith is i'll with an
attack of rheumatism.
Miss Beatrice Green is employed as
clerk in the bank during the illness of
Miss Olive Norton.
Rev. j. Wick, of Gibbstown, will &C.
cupy the pulpit Of the NJ. E. Church
next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Chew spent
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Nj. and Mrs. Andrew Parker en-
tertained over Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Parker, of Camden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Parker, of Philadelphia.
Miss Ella Corson, of Woodstown, is
visiting Miss Martha Burk.
Miss May Cunard spent over Sun
day in Salem.
Mrs. George Titus has returned to
her work in Lebanon, Pa, after spend
ing two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Albert Munyan.
Gordon Stewart is spending two
weeks in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Mrs. Stewart will return with him af-
ter spending a month there.
Mrs. j. Halstrom and Mrs. J. Hens
ley, of Harrisburg, Pa, were weekend
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. John Hewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burk spent Sun
day in Woodstown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Pedrick,
Mrs. George Pedrick and Mrs. Emma
Sparks spent Tuesday with Miss Julia
B. Leaning at National Park.
The new concrete garage recently
built by Samuel Pickens and Alfred
Sparks is now open for business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith, of Phila-
delphia, and Miss Minnie Kroken ber-
ger, of Clarksboro, were recent guests
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swaverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hendrickson
celebrated the 25th anniversary of
their wedding at their home on the
Gaventa farm at Perkintown on
Wednesday evening. About $50 were
present to enjoy the social event. Mr..
and Mrs. Hendrickson received several
pretty and useful gifts,
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Personal Mention
and Social Affairs
The Whereabouts and D0ings of
Good People You Know

Lou A. Leibig is sporting a new
Oakland car.
Lesley Booze and friend spent the
Fourth in Atlantic City.
d. NJ. Darrow and wife and children
spent Sunday in Atlantic City.
George w. Clayton, of Troy, N. Y,
is spending sometime with his son,
Oliver Clayton, or Church Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Booze are
spending some time at Wildwood, Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Woodruff.
Miss Rae Kidd of Al Delaware Ave
nue. is spending her vacation in the
Pocono Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton Cowgirl, on
Delaware Avenue, are pleased over the
arrival of a 12-pound daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clunn, of Mill
vile, spent last week with relatives in
Penns Grove.
Lawton Slaugh, of Philadelphia,
grandson, of Mrs. Harry Kille, spent
a few days with his grandmother last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Summerill Davis
returned to Penns Grove on Tuesday
after a visit to her native home in
England.
Mrs. Matthew Mitchell, Jr., and
daughter, Beryl Bernadette, aye on a
three weeks visit with her parents at
Middletown, N. Y.
Charles Pedrick, of Wilmington, has
been spending a week with his daugh-
70, AI,- C+1DI4. Tolar1- C4.+a
Street.
Miss Blanche Layman has returned
from a three weeks visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. John Jenkins, at
the Hotel Boscobel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. Jenkins accompanied her home.
Miss Florence Thompson, of this
years high school graduates, is
attending the summer school at Col
~lingswood, preparatory to teaching in
Penns Grove Public Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement B. Lanning,
on Sunday accompanied their grand
son, Charles 2. Lanning and his
mother, Mrs. C. tanning, to their
home in Newport, R. l., to stay a
month.
Harry Pyle, a native of Penns
Grove, with his wife and three chill
dren, returned to Wilmington, N. c.,
last Thursday after spending two
weeks with his sister, Mrs. A. J.
Dubrink, in Carneys Point.
Mrs. Hannah Walker has arrived
home from a visit with relatives in
California the past six months. Her
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Harris, widow
of William H. Harris, formerly of
Penns Grove, accompanied her to
spend the summer.
Misses Blanche and Julia Thompson
and Miss Edith Alcorn have returned
home after spending some time at the
formers home at Seaside Park, n. j.
DR.. Harry Blitzstein, of Penns Grove,
has been appointed to be one of the
Democratic members of Salem county
election board.
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Ripped Things Up

A DUPONT traffic car a amuck on
West Main Street on Monday NOM
ing owing to a defective steering gear.
The driver lost control of the a near
Penn street, where he ran over Powers
Layton's dog. He then a onto the
pavement and tore down a section OF
iron fence adjoining Frank Moore's
confectionery.
At Oak Street the car swerved onto
the crossing and struck VIM. B. Fen
ton, an elderly man who lives at
French's hotel. Mr.. Fenton was rem
dered unconscious. He was carried to
DR.. Barnart's office where it was found
that he was considerably bruised about
the legs and arms. After first aid by
DR.. Bsrnart he was taken in an am6u-
lance to the hospital at the powder
plant.
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Auto Thief Captured

Harold Gordon, a dapper guy, %
years old, was arrested on Wednesday
by Chief Marshal Houseworth while
driving through Penns Grove with a
powerful Kissell car which he had
stolen in Atlantic City. The a was
painted a gorgeous lemon hue and it
was easily recognized by the Marshal
from a description furnished by the
Atlantic City police.
When searched a Colts revolver and
a box of cartridges were found on
Gordon's person. He said he lived in
Philadelphia and was an expert auto
mobile mechanic. To prove this he
claimed that whl.e the car was locked
his expert knowledge enabled him to
get away with it.
Gordon was taken back to Atlantic
City for trial.
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CIV Years in State Prison

Stanley Carter, colored, who plead
cd p1ilty to an atrocious assault with
intent to kill upon Leonard Henry, al
so colored, in Penns Grove a lew
weeks ago during a crap game vas
sentenced by Judge Washington iast
Friday to not less than six years nor
more than twelve years l State
1rison.
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Pedricktown defeated the st. He'd
wigs Club, of Wilmington, on the
home grounds last Saturday by a score
of s to z. 1t was a good game from
the start Hedwig had a batting rally
in the fourth inning and scored nve
runs. but they We're not enough Inc
score by innings:
st. Hedwig's =. l 0 0 5 l 90 VI
PedricktoWn :. 0 l 2 8 2 0 0 Ks
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MARRIED
KEEN=DOWNS

Charles H. Keen and Miss Maryetta
Downs of Upper Penns Neck (Carneys
Point) were married Thursday, July
8, 1920, at Bethel M. P. Parsonage,
Penns Grove, by Rev. S. j. Dorlon.
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SINGLE COPIES, 5 n
Carneys Point
News Items
Dye Makers Doings, Entertain
ments and Enjoyments

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shrimp spent the
weekend in Quinton visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Bassler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Alliston, on
Fifth Avenue, spent Sunday in Will
mington.
Mr.. and ~. F.. A. Vance and
daughter left SATURDAY. for Somers
Point. VI
B. shrimp s56dt Salem
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VIRGINIA R. LAMKIN

Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Larkin, 2O75 Avenue R, Carneys
Point, died on Thursday, July 9Th.
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OBITUARY
LYDIA MILLER

LYD1A MILLER
Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Miller, SO F Street, Carneys Point,
died on Friday, July 9th.
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cEORCE EDWARD WADENPFUHL

son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Walden
pfuhl, of Ro~xborough, Pa, died at ia
Penn street. Penns Grove, on Wednes-
day, July 7th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
DESTRCyERS AND DEPTH
CHARGES ARE EFFECTIVE
AGAINST SUBMARINES

LpSDOS DsriuYefs ard depth
charges are the must efficient vsy, Of
staying sihmnf'nss. according 20 war
data published IN tho "Savy." orrsn OF
the Sayy league II shows that lri,isn
ssA services destroyed ninety 'iyo
sui msflnes about ts'f IN. total nun.
Der put oJt a action
W this number llN'lsh destroyer
.nb ,~srty seven r.bosu. us~iss
sns dfiftas accounted Tor eighteen
submarines destroyed seventeen Ger
msn under water craft. British sea
planes five and an Aifshlp got one
Only two were sunk by British r,rr-
chant ship. and three ~ cruiser. and
BATH eships
The best means ~ baGriuG U.bosts
vns With dsp'h charges. twenty -slst,
being go' 'hst way thirteen were
ranmed. ten smashed by gun. tire and
ten wer. tofp.do~d bomb. snd 1.
piosisc sweets got the others
Only seven ships Ind = record Of
sinking two t.bosis each.
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COTTON
SEw ORLEANS

htw OiiLSAAs J.a. i'-Ths sletihS
~ nsfliA 'sus'd tsaty sslilhs ~ cotton
m the opening tosty dspfa..iss ssiuts ~
the fsos VI ths tsfr bsi,lsh figures ON
Ainsfleah tonsumpiiDa ffsm The osnsus
hufsaU IN ne rrt hsif hqur u bu'i
ness ths sfii,s months los' a. 10 - poiau
.ni hsfth dfoppsi 10 i'e'r
tensumptioh ~ ttt,0os b.lss by Amer.
ssH mills dugins b-t.mssf ~ss Bufh
larger thsh ssstSisd sad hvofsbi. con.
msnt ~N hssfi on the tact that me
numtsf ~ Ariifs .tiniles In thi, tHVntfi
N,ttt ~. Astin bfuk. ell rrafds
Liquidation iH madsf.w ,eiuins cane
on The psfksi bot there ~Ns fss boz
,fs ard the dsrlins tontinssd snouhiins
H. ~ 10 20 pants lsis ~ tns mEnins
isfs ~ spot ismsni sppssf't 70 - on7
" The fsssons Tor the f.,tfit'sd support
ryen ~ ms'sst
TIE btrs ppSfis Tor The day. Ist1i
hslss. sssinsi ntris this day isft yttt s.'s
the mafha . somewhat stsAdisf fsslinn
sftss the nssn hosf, sitbsssh tbs GtfmaH
nsss ~ss serious snssGh 10 pusstt .,
sfssstvs spststons on the lens tlts 4
o'clssh the trading positions rsfs A.
net declines VI 10 10 ~ points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
OIL MAY EPLACE COAL
= IN EDISON co. PLANT

BRo1kiYS. y. Y on will probably
replace coal ~ a fuel In the plant. OF
the Brooklyn Edison company. Ne
sides The Tremendous saving In inbor.
the Edison company estimates that by
n'ng of instead of cnsl n can save
100000 yearly IA the oos, Of in fuel
Negotiations srs now under way Nv
ris Edison company for IN annual
supply Of more than 1000. 900 barrels
Of oi q year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
GRAIN
CRh'AGO.

CHICAGO. Jsp i<,--Rsities tesh place
ID the core narhst tsdny S5om tsprssslon
vhish ssswsd iissif a tAs sstss,. In.
tssssvs preht.tstlnG ~ shests bfoush,
saagsA from Y 70 ic iessr. vsre follossd
" 1vnSs baes ~ yesterdays finish. OF
absvs
cats we're rvisA ~ the Npe'uat,ons 'n
ezra. AfsR sDSsing vashass,d 20 u
lever. MeiS1iAS nay ~ osS 70 eNe. the
nashst ssssSA . QlOAt shvsaes.
ut0Ass ouo1osiSO1 - hess tended 10
stsA1y the nroStsssoa lis1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
Framed Up" Organization ALLEGED.

He will testify as Martens and Su,r-
t.Va have alleged. that the "communis,
party and tho communist labor
party were conceived by department
covering reds by psrsuadlns them 20
ot justice AGENTS Ne means oi Nm.
Join With the framed ~" Russian
organisstionA IN ,h.s country. lie viii
aver that tho deportation NJ reds
caught in ths departments rcceu, ra,ds
was based lavely on two ''plsnks" in.
serted In the platform Of the tive
PARTIES" by department agents.
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LuyEnrsDi.,

LIVERPOOL. Jan. is-spo, cotton u
good inquiry prices steady coed mid
aiiss 20 ssdl fully midslins 1881 mli.
diisg ;s.iid ics miAdiins u l.i. good
ordinary :JtId ordinary 'i!id rsie.
stst haisa Including stes American N".
csirts :f.oss hss'. inrIsd!ns S.'ee Araef'
loss.
Futures eiossd auist Jan o. ysd Nsr
;Sssa Nay tiid July :i.eid. OCT
n Nid Dxf 10 I'D
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PROVISIONS
tssItA,s,

truCAGO lao ~ htIfEH io~sf.
orss1sp i2aNkr L1pH irt.f. o..
'fipis ftiH taaos nfHis ti'tf. rfiInAfy
hfsis tt0 fef. - maft tassH IA 'luds a.,
4tuttr IJuLTni alive gte
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Iii~ u.h,. u,iIsis" p-

,ltNsltse nshis s,i1sis". ps.
cArfLt ,fsoslp,s iisse. steady 70 u,
hishsf, shsts hsssy steers titilsislg
lalt shalss ishi. ~ iisii,t, common
u slts iftt hatcher hsifsfs " ftHii
,nSs stnifta Ssnnsfs btf.
rsisrs Iiftepis9o fssasfs ti0tplil'
s,osrSff - siAuiest
hilkLp fsr,ip,s ieeel STEADY 10 90.
hlsnsf, ismts u, Isslbt gulis 81 see
l.tt issfllrs wsihsp tititgiss0
ssss ~ lgBltA cults " tsstit btssi
ins s-'s titSglils feeder l-mls ~ %
gt1sl,
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xAxsAs cIIY CAsa 0RAIS.

;;'s ;;S y. i +; :.s:!'i' ''i /! !;
mined SitiOiSS: Ns : white ihsis "a
No, ysllsv si.tseiu. OATS; sheu,
steady. No. uhhs sic; No. missed
d esee; Ne. . red sst. RYE: u.7A
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s~,s,.r. 70 ruse,,v,a, p,,,sru =

bcrcuL.r patient. of the Red Crohs
have received more than a dosen WOOL
sweaters, knitted FROM left-nv-r yarn
belonging 20 the Oklahoma county Red
Cross Scraps ~ yarn have been used
for wris,le,s and ehiidtsn's stockings
Miss Esther Young, of HrittOn. Mrs. 4
Van Zand, Mn W G, Bessley nnd Mrs
J. W. Edwards. OF Oklahoma CITY. We're
volunteer knlitsfs
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sr iDtIs Jsu - POULTRY, hens
1tbD spfirsa .FI. tIh-Is iel, de- 80
tir Tss,- 10. rr frEU ofssm,r tr
ElsH a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

CiUrAGO ton a. POTtToBH
s'f'nrsf afftlI, 10 rsfs rorthsfn uiaits
tulk ilJtuil.. DITTO SACKED ii3iJils
rssisfn fuHs#s lYunnr 80
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hoes Up ONE
At STockYARDs
Cattle Market Is Strong and
Active Here Today,
rpDASs KnEIprs.

cATri.G The ..,,ls msftS vss siIosS
snd aaiss ,oasy ~iih siesf. selling "
gitis sni tii, fsss aad hsifsrs ssid ~
70 snd " ana Noeksrs and feeders
~sFe slfoss and sStns
Ctsstns QssssttswA
ftioss - the various grsdss ef cattle
are spp'asiussisly - foilsrsI
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FsssAs rIrv.


EANHAH 'iTY. Isr ~ HfTTGr.
tprF POULTRY sn1 F"fAf'ts 90
'hsrksd
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MIDDAY STOCKS

ne fsIlsvine Susisi,oas Of New ysrk
maeksu Up 10 i11s p m. to-day were
complied hy Hsustos, fihls company, q
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Funeral services for Mrs Anna Up
ton. u years old. Vim died ai Norman
yesterday, viil b. hsh 81 I s'eloeh to-
day at the Street and Draper chapel
Burial viii be at Fs,rlawn.
OsrtkA
Mr.. and M. J. y. ChurchvslI. ii:o
West Eighth street. giri
Mr.. and Ara Edgar n Ped. col West
Fifth strsst. boy.
Mr.. and Mra. W. n Ciarh. Norman.
girl
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Uaskstbau Dame st enld-Ths fr'i
conference baseball game ~ the on.
iahoms CITY hiFh school viii he played
with Enid a. Enid on Friday afternoon.
Tie team win leave Friday morning.
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al.,"s. a..,'.. ~; ''s,.s; ;::' n: q 7; ,s
rommsrpe hsh IN tho shA1btt ~ ~
room At noon today, 4flfy ~
Haasi-- a ~.
pvblieisy sody 10 Msss-rhs ppkii3o11
nih. COMMITTEES " The fFs HAve1010k q
committee " tbs Chamber ~ 0m
Derce ALL meet OIL iisp a'rI1ek ~
ninrras, II Nas AnpounGrd tooax TN
moo linz viii he followed ~ Mestlr4
Of IN. firs Gatlobs and eGutpOeu4 -,
committee ~ ish o'clock. :.
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RANsAa Clrv, Jan. it--coRN: eiase
Jsa. eiuh, May oiNkeiitN. July
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program. according 90 ah rlph offleisis
to-day An otfhesifa VII render music
aud surprise stunt tho na'ufa ~
ehlnh Sill bot he dli ulgsd h also or
he Jprosfhm Tho shb has tHcelv.i
months nud li is in ton0f VI those the
sU0trr W 81 'E,p.
COMMITTEES s,ud. puiialag Code ~
Continued fIdF rGi nuisisls ~ the
'ulidlus code i1 this riiy occupied ths
time ~ meeting M the lHws ani ~.
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,lss. ~ ,hs msts, E,,fsms iosfss {
among spstulaii,s lssvss ran FROM ! ~
Id n--nLa
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
(MRA,O.

CHICAGO. Jan. IL -Ho1s receipts -.
oao mostly a. 20 t9r higher. bulk VI, 70
aitoo. heavy itTttibeo medium
iit,oS iss.' liant h1 . bisi p,ss
ia sogltto
CATTLE receipts issss, siev; choice
heavy s'sc's tis.ecstsSoi medium )ii %
q ses common y Sgii IS. ohoio. tigh,s
titoeo hts; common ttiseitsei butch.
sr heisn ssie q ltJe ~ommos osite
~; oos. u ,eGiisS. GAMERS Is tsOsks
osivss tisisoitso feeders tt,sso - w.
,tochsrs " :ss 10 30
sIfcEP; receipts it.eso, vsahsr! lambs
Ns,iSeii:s iamhs tiiTseNfi. good
sSss u.ssa i.ee. eulls G.i,e,ss
NJ. IDUIa,
EAST ut Lot'Is. Jan. it--HoGa 70.
eeipu ;,seei steady 10 strong tap tit ",
tuih tltsoeG ~. heavy Sitseei Is ~
medium litW0iteS: lisht tit,s0isW
ples Sii seOit.k.
cArTLN receipts ssos. steady ehslos
heavy ssssrs us.os0irs medium tii ~
etiis common Dscaiefg thoies
lt9hts otssseb 50: common % eAo IL IS
bStehss bsifsrs S;esaisss. eovs q zoe
it.ts saansrs 0sMoSfS; taisss SilIsS
is,eS sssdsrs ts.tsojiss. s,eehsrs sf.tsS
Slyxp, ssss,ys i.,ss. ~ /. ,,e ,s..
ee.seoit.se; ssils W.ibusee.
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~. n Harvey. Nsp'. "'h".
= .-.-----e=-s' ---------------- -'---
r,our ROOM TWO STONY HOUSE
I,oc,t.d an Harrison Ave close ~ aud
In tip.top condition, price N.iss' h.boe
essh.
SIX ROOM CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
class csnditleni price $3.50 ti.ses essh.
AK .roox CALIFORNIA RuNoAIow
Ne ss~msn,; uarsSs sad drivswsy; price
Sateo. this 10 bfAsd ssv. as'sr been oe'
cupisd.
we HAVE oTnBas, LET 10 SHOW ron
Rourss RsALrv COMPANY.
Jssi-s OIL bsehsass nids.
< REAL Roa6
nrs.;.., ,.om' os. ns,.S XrossAsss.
Siu bsssnsss. garage snd diisevay sd
avleh II yos want . real hons. price
q, s,..A,s'1y s,s4g :syFs1sssT sssE TLsa. 20.
MAPLE sss -.
tsos CASH
psisnes go per month viil Nuy this =
Hses r ease" and oinsr ssh, u features !
s.ss tassmsnt. one block frsm car line
ast fsr es,. ,p,ls'Srv,xv co
.s': sy.sts1IS: aS1s:sSS sS?sss;ss:ss'.s .iSa %
l.. RooNa: modern, eioss iS eSs, slnih
to lots, hn. Tor resmsrs. W.sss' $1,000
|,asas. walnut assp. ---.-.
|; RooMs, Two batks. tee sissptns
|pSssh, st end of las ssss ~ ltss. sssi'o
|isfnn WatAut ssss
|tOH 1xxE-vl,s .rooM MsaSsp bNsA
w, with kischsn pessA' ~ s'see,ng
psrsR: !, ea1 Of ~ vSss. ees ~; ss.is
sss tt,ses; si.,ss essS - s seSSss a.. a.,
". !. s..s '.,. I''~ iss''. EASY
(fx6 foRE ell ssG Ashhi u fsems
2 uie6 bosA, lssb,s Oasees - eesva.r
1ssSsss. wslns, iiis. ass. Aasl. sess.I
|CznyGRsiX sSsSsisw: ! ss.aA e,..s,
~ rom asA stssp,ag esssai J seom:
II 81. essA easSss 80 esvoeaS: -.
~ sss,nvSes ~ sss 'ss
f561 - Z. |. ~ sats,:ss: 49,;
VI ~ !. 2s ~ -. $50 :.
49, 80 q V}cs V}ccsss.ss N ..s.,..
- - NJ; r IN ~ T" ~
49,, M .;Sos e.. 4 I0va'yw yw.,... ~.
YlfeS NvvI.piNd slis. % West tSeh
| acSsS, ~ Hlsek u esssss yisld ss4eDe
~ Siasis 70 sss lsslss MigA ssAss!
-. Ovv psvsss. Prize o'W. Pssns
~ ~, s.,.... -. g5sE sss5Slsy. ssysSv5a
oles ClAs.ss, esly essw = ssspsA
WHITE WfALrf CO. ARA Ill
EzfzFTKTiX SusssIsvi fse.s -
hVoahfass room. : reesse " eoe: evhs.m
5ssassssi sss psf msnth. css Ws'ss' ss'
EAST PARx PLACE
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&pB4iels

Dennsli, On vvslnsa fnp N'ka Don.
t'ubi 'Unnisti0nof ~ fnsnr" ~ Utlar
h0ua ~. iTft ildlY ~ hc gone tho
fos' ~ ne sosk nn prlpIt. business
Ntiii"f lls sftfslHI. n.r La relatives
would fay whtfr boo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

That "o,d Iarti" p1.ur, In Oki,homs
oouu'y Afs due tpr bic surprise ard
si.a.r-up terslse ~ the continual fghts
uithln The county o'fc.al circles during
fiuEn.f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

War Mothers Meet Tomorrow - N.
War Mothers II oklahoma city VII
hold their regular meeting at o.oLcA
tom orruw sftunron IN the Young
Womsn's Christian Assoriation rooms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

Dandy Z rooms sbd sleeping psr,h. $50
psfios hssspsnt hrnAee, sarsss and
driveway IeeA,.d v,,hln zoe hloeh of
Cls.ssn on '',h. very attractive srms
valiant tfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

New sis room hunssiow, b'sssfsst room,
and all buiit.ip features finished In oak
In bussn. risid schoai ils,Ti,t, must 10
soid vi'hin the Dssi few dsps wsiny ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

KANSAS CITY. yss iS.--noos, ~.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

WESTWOOD 10 but minutes from the busiasse
section on EXCHANGE AVE car Come ~
SEE these HONEY HOMES-Iearn hc~ inall
sum down and monthly payment, BUY them
Better. let % call and take yos OUT
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cify lsAL Is7AfI 1oR sAI1
ToDAYs nksT BrY.
NEw BUNGALOW $3.50.

usod rs,arns on money. I'VE t.reos.
spsrtiDsnis sad stare l0osisd on conner II
eb tsst non,sss csn 30 bought on very
good terms Wsinut tt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-08
Woman Sick Two Years
Tells How She Got Well

Miss G ]. Baird Of % Chenille ave,
Ailston. Mass. writes: Il have been
sick almost TWO years. Rad four doctors
with little or no relief l was growing
thin every day, went from l2 to Ill
was SO discouraged / didn't know what
TO do. One night. about three weeks
ago, / picked up q paper and saw your
DR.. True's Elixir. Family Laxative ami
Worm Expeller advertised. made up
M mind l had worms. and the mex;
day bought a small bottle of DR. Trae's
Elixir. / was surprised al the result.
stomach worms some finger long, so
much slime. that looked as though 10
was Just the skin of worms. The day
before l took Dr.. Trues Elixir
thought l should go wild with cravlin :
in nv stomach i feel like a new per !.
son. all my friends say I look SO much
better. | wouldn't have believed any
one could feel 50 much better in such
short tine. l can't give your neci-
cine praise enough
Signs OF worms: Offensive breath.
swollen upper lip. sour stomach. de-
ranged stomach, occasional gripings
and pains about the navel. pale face OF
leaden tint. eyes heavy and dull. witch.
ing eyelids. itching Of the nose. itching
Of the rectum. short. dry cough. grind
ing of the teeth. red points on the
tongue, starting curing sleep. slow
fever Dr. True's Elixir. The Family
Laxative and Worm Expeiler. is sold by
ALL DEALERS-Adv.