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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
BUY A HOME

AVAILABLE and attractive bargains
in residences are being exhausted.
by the great number OF recent
sales. We have listed eevrything
OF "a desirable character and sub.
NIT below a few properties, which
are worth the money and VIII not
lorg remain unsold.
WE have on \ street. y W. n mod.
crn bungalow with built in features
g rooms and bath. Lot 7jxl5O.
All oonycnieuccs only $4,000.
\ NICE cozy bungalow Of rooms
and bath on lth and C street.
southwest, $3.50
WE have room brick dwelling
(uot new) ON c St, with all mod
ern conveniences and an east front,
$4,000.
IN HARGROVE Heights, We offer a
.iN room dwelling recently modern.
lied in every detail. Large airy
rooms east front, lot 70 by 14O
feet $1,000
1 ROOM modern house on 9Th Ave.
northwest, convenient to business
district, just tho thing for small
family only $4,000.
ON D STREET southwest a beautl.
ful new bungalow with hard wood
floors, garage, cement driveway,
and nicely arranged. Immediate pos.
session, $1,000.
7 ROOM cottage on WASHINGTON st,
near Ringing depot. Prospective
business property and will enhance
rapidly IN value, $500.
c ROOM cottage with all modern con-
Venioncrs on n lot 150X195 feet on
u street northwest, $4,000
/ ROOM box house on 9Th Avenue
and n st, northeast, large lot for
gardening purposes, $3.50.
6 ROOM modern bungalow ON G s.,
\. W.. $3.50.
WE HAVE one Of the mort luxur.
ious homes in the southwest. Per
fcction in every detail and being
two story 6 rooms with bath and
hardwood floors. Large reception
room Double galagJ beautiful
trees in yard, including two lots,
s2t 500. i
NO INFORMATION over phone and
shown by appointment only
WE HAVE bargain in an old
house on B street northwest. Tho
lot fronting 9S feet on II street is
worth the amount asked for the
entire property, s225O.
NEW room and bath small bun.
galow 10th. and Washington, north.
east s2,75O.
WE HAVE listings in all parts Of
the city of dwellings from $1,000
to 100000 and We arrange the
terms in our office, through the
Georgia State Savings Association.
WE WISH also to advise prospect
i've lot buyers, that we have a
good selection to choose from and
the prices are right.
n o1O ar % 1I nm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11
Real Estate
Ardmore EEomes

A Splendid six room bungalow
built for a home OF very best ma
tcrial Of tho strongest dimension
lumber; rooms are very large the
neighborhood very desirable, oE
Mclish Ave; price $500.
y FINE hollow tile six room bunga-
low on McLish Ave, this house
cost the money in 1917; very deep
lot; price $1,000.
4 SWELL home on McLish Ave,
aristocratic surroundings; the liy-
ing room clear across tho front;
large dining room, big bed rooms.
spacious closets ana bath room,
beautifully polished oak floors worry
closely priced at $500
SEVERAL very desirable sitcs for
fine homes in southwest.
y FINE homo on corner lot. tho
best location in the city; price slj.-
600; a payment Of 5000 win han.
die.
a SIN room homo on ID ST., south.
west, price $4,000
ALIVE room plastered house: lot
so by 100 feet; fine nclghborhood.
close in; southwest; price $3.50;
terms.
a FIVE room modern plaStered house
in southwest, large lot: price $4,000.
IN NORTHWEST on car line, fine
little five room brick modern,
price S3.250
A SPLENDID homo, six rooms, mod.
ern, corner. fine largo shade trees;
young orchard coming on: very
closely price at S4.250.
y BEAUTIFUL new six room bun
Galow on y St., northwest, can
hc bought Tor 5000 on terms.
a FIVE room house on NH Ave,
northwest for 1000.
A FOUR room house. large lot on
9th Ave. near Caddo; price 81 200.
y COCO home Of six rooms. modern,
on Sth Ave. y. w.. for $500
y VERY Zine corner lot on Il ST,
wcs, for $LO95.
,ES lard adjoining plainview
!. large ravlne through place
ua. ba damned and made into
large deep lake. place suitable for
truck farm. dairy or suburban
home price 500 per acre.
ALSO 80 acres on gravel road three
miles west Of Simpson building.
very picturesque site for country
estate; price $500 per acre
A 20 FOOT lot on G St. northwest.
. blocks from new hotel. price
$4,000.
LET Us help you select home.
r. G. McKIDDY
'loh L. ANn-L ALaln 81 LII 2
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$4,000 dozen or per pa,r 1895. Field
and hob nail shoes, S27.OO dozen or
per pair $295. Army wool blankets.
class A, $3.50 each; class Il. $3.50
each Army tent 16'xlG' Pyramidal,
fine condition each $375O and $40. 80
Officers 9'X9' wall tents. khaki duck
each $50 and $35.
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FOR SALE-On md Ave. n. W.
strictly modern Broom bungalow.
new $3.50. Also Groom strictly
modern bungalow on 2nd Ave, v.
w. Price $3.50.
ALSO new 5-room bungalow. strictly
mbodern, just west Of railroad on
lst Ave, n. w. Price $1,000.
ALSO 5.room modern bungalow on
1st ST. $. W. near Main. Price So.
225O.
ALSO ON Bird Ave. n. W. between D
st. and Il St four room house with
water and gas lights. Price S2,lOO.
$1,000 cash. Balance easy.
ALSO n splendid broom modern
bungalow on A St., n. W. Price
$4,000.
ALSO 5.room modern bungalow, on
10th Ave. y. T., half block to
pavement Price $500.
Phone 1881 j.
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Automobiles

FOR SALE-Ford delivery truck. with
top at 1910 \ St, northwest. S-3
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Wanted to Rent

WANTED-By desirable couple. fur
nished house or three or four light
housekeeping rooms, first floor any
time between now and the twenti-
eth, prefer close in. T.. Hancock,
Box N. Waurlka Okla. 5-5
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11

TIE SANTA re has built 70 new
branch railway line through the
South Plains region of West Texas
y new farming and live stock re-
Glon with new towns is being open
ed up. This territory already is
partly occupied by a good class Of
settlers and crop possibilities prov
on by actual experience. Here YOU
can profitaby raise cotton, corn,
sorghums, and fruit. II is an ideal
live stock and dairy country. Low
prices for untitled lands and very
easy terms. Move in early and
take first pick Write today for
free illustrated folder. y. G. Spear
man. IA Santa l'e Bldg, Seagraves.
Tcvns.
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For Sale

Silr"f 'iao Soiue stacked III DdleS
at low price, Claude Gibson, phone
lS20J. 4.6
FOR SALE-Ey owner room home,
on BiXby avenue. phone !2l1. a.
G. Tanner. 4-6
FOR GOOD cleaning, dyeinc, phone
London, between the two big
shows. Old hats made new. Phone
sol. 4-6
SINGER sewing machine, New Home
and other makes as good as now.
From $40 TO $50 White Sewing
Machine Co., 40 1.2 +. Main, up.
stairs. SO
FOR SALE-One Bush & Gertz pi-
ano. First class condition. \ bar
gain. Phone 96l. J.6
FOR SALE-Cheap, four room bung.
allow on A St., n. w. Want to buy
a home in oil field Apply 1l15 Z
St, n. w. or Box 2S4 Writ, Okla |
Ca
FOR SALE-New well-built modern
bungalow, five rooms and breakfast
room. all built in features, good
neighborhood,. northwest. Phone 1l4O.
G.15
FOR SAIIF,-Six room house, modern
by owner, good location. worth
the money. Phone 403. S.3
FOR SALE-A good little business
on Main street. Address A l.. care OF
Ardmorete. S3l
FOR SAIf.-One gas range, one bed
stead. and springs, dining table,
chairs, etc. 1920 Il. y. W. Phone
Sij j. 90
FOR SALE--American Cream separa-
tor. Mich COW. Also 100 bushels of
oats. Mrs. $. Noble. Phone lSS. 90
FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching, y. w.
Young strain pure bred White Leg
horns, sl.75 per 15 Phone lSS, Mrs.
s. Noble. ss
ONE bay horse for sale, 521 b St..
northwest. 90
FOR SALE-Dalton Model $40 Adding
Machine regular bargain. For quick
sale, see Annette at Coles Studio.
1t-3
SANITARY couch and mattress for
sale. Can 637. 1l.3
FOR SALE-One 4-room, one j-room
house on paved street northeast.
East front, close in. Quick sale Bar
gain this week. Phone 1461.
LAST CALL this week, factory site.
Price going up. If you want it call
1861.
FOR SALE-TuXedo suit, has never
been worn, Of fine material, size
thirty-six. Don't call unless you
mean business. Phone 207.
THE FOLLOWING are new goods Of
the very best grade. Officers mer
cerlzed khaki cotton shirts, 5000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-11

\ LIST Of homes for sale that will
appeal to most any home seeker. s
room bungalow home, close in, built
for home and all builtin features,
and modern convenences, right IN
to the minute. Garage, concrete drive
way, and fine shades, southwest,
close up to business $S, 600 buys 1t
a Groom home close in, north.
west, east front lot, house well.
built and welarranged, brick foun.
daton, concrete walks. selling for
$4,000; 1900 and monthly payments
less than rent and tho best good
safe buy for q man OF small means
is q Groom home. = blocks north
Of postoftiee. $500 II is framed
house, brick foundation. south from.
lot, and some beautiful pears and
other fruit trees. It is well arraug
ed FOR two families See Yates. the
Earth Man. g.
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LAST Sunday | advertised 4 homes
for $500 each and said that il not
bought quickly for homes the spec
uator would get them. a keen owl
eyed speculator got three of them
and will get this 5.room bungalow.
northwest, sl,4OO and rooms and
big corner lot Il 900. IL you don't
act quickly and $50 Yates, the Earth
Man.
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Personal

LADlES-When delayed or irregular
use FRENCH COTTON ROOT
PILLS, safe an dependable Refuse
others. By mail, $500; double
strength, $3.50. French Medicine Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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YOUR SUCCESS is assured by dealin;
with an old reliable concern estah.
lshed 80 years. our Window Bak-
cry proposition is DIFFERENT.
Straight sale-no royalties. our ser
vice includes everything YOU need
tu insure success Profits from 5000
to 81 500 per month now being
made ON an investment Of $4,000 to
$4,000. Terms if desired The Am
crican Clay Machinery Co., 1921
Conway Bldg. Chicago.
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Agents Wanted

AGENTS-$lO0 weekly and automobile
furnished agents everywhere intro.
ducing marvellous new automobile
invention. Doubles efficiency and
life of any car. Saves its cost first
day. Territory going like wildhre.
S26 sample outfit free Write quick.
Ovee Company, Dept. 143G, Louis.
Vile, Ky.
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Male Help Wanted

WANrEp-Night service men. Pat
tcrson Motor Company. 1l.3
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FOR SALE-5OO acre oil lease, differ
ent tracts, section 10, II, u, 10, IA,
10, %, %, Ss.2w, Love county, de-
partmental lease. Ben d. Locke,
Antlers, oklahoma g.5
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& Hall
3O7 Simpson Building

FOR SALE-My three dwellings ano
household goods, situated on B ST.,
and 4th Ave, northwest. Phone
22I9. SO
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Livestock
Positions Wanted
Poultry and Eggs

FOR SAIE-A few settings, Black Mi.
norcas, non-setters, 10 of best pen
for $3.50, second best $l,o0. sos D.
y. W, Phone 9S3. ll'3
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FOR SALE-New Groom bungalow,
never occupied on pavement in
northwest garage and concrete
driveway. Easy terms.
FIVE rooms and bath, plastered
house, well located in southwest,
three blocks from Main street Price
$1,000. $1,5OO will handle.
ONE Of the finest homes in the city.
Two story brick house on West
broadway. If you are looking for
fine home here it is.
EIGHTY acre far min Love county,
/ IL miles south of Ovcrbroot. No
lease ON this. \ bargain at 500 per
acre.
WILL sell either undivided half in
terest in 40 acres or will sell 90 or
tract in Love county near Noble
well. For quick sale s15
SEE US for other bargains in city
property, farms, leases. etc. Look
over our list and let us show you
before you buy.
n. ID. WAGNER & SON
Phone 7O5. 2Oj,6 Won Weiss Bldg.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
SAVE on MEAT WEEK.

The federal department of JUS
tice asked the public to observe
Save on Meat Week." and sug-
gested that during that week peo-
pie try out the cheaper cuts.
This is habit that can be pro-
NOTED by publicity. In towns
where provision dealers make 4
practice of advertising their cheap
err cuts in the newspapers, people
get into the habit of trying out
these portions. When they find
out how nicely this meat can be
handled, they get into the way of
using it right along.
The unframed housewife may
make a failure of the less expen-
siev meats, and conclude that it is
hopeless to use them. But the
more intelligent cook skillfully pre-
pares them in an appetizing dish,
and feels little inclined to pay the
high prices now asked for mora
costly grades.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
TEACHING PATRIOTISM.

Some years ago the idea of hav-
ing school children salute the flag
as a method of patriotism spread
quite widely over the country. It
was a useful exercise, still it did
not inculcatc very definite ideas in
the child's mind
Representative J. w. Summers OF
the state Of Washington recently
arranged a patriotic memory con-
test in the schools of his district.
His purpose was to encourage
them to memorize the "American's
Creed" strong statement of Am
ericanism prepared by William r.
Page. Great numbers of children
committed this creed to memory,
and were given prizes.
This is good patriotic work
Every school child should learn
some statement in which basic
American principles are embodied
in few well chosen words. Early
impressions are strong. Children
shown at an early age what Amer
lea stands for will not later be led
away by disloyal influences.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
INDUSTRIAL COURTS.

In the earliest days of history
disputes between individuals were
settled by force. The party that
was the best fighter, or had the
best weapons, won his way. Might
was right"
Such methods of settling disputes
were discovered to be contrary to
the public interest. Right was
trampled upon by wrong and there
was no justice. AS a result laws
were made requiring individuals to
submit their disputes to courts.
Justice was not always done. Often
these courts made laundering deci-
sions. But it was recognized that
on the whole most suffering and
wrong was prevented.
This principle should apply tls0
to differences between groups of
people, such as are involved in the
ordinary labor trouble. Strikes are
essentially warfare. The results
do not secure justice. Many unjust
claims have been wen in this way,
and many just claims have failed
because the employer proved the
stronger.
If such methods of violence af-
fected only employer and employee
they might be tolerated. But they
affect the whole public, stop pro-
duction of the necessities of life,
upset business and even threaten
life itself. If the nation has a right
to protect itself from any peril, it
has a right to protect itself from
this.
A evry interesting experiment is
under way in Kansas, in it's new
industrial court, for adjudicating
such disputes affecting public safe
ty, This IS applying to industry
the old principle that disputants
should submit quarrels to impartial
authority. Those who do not wish
to do this should go into some line
Of business, the stoppage of which
will not threaten public safety.
Many progressive employers will
welcome such relief from Industrial
war and many workers will be glad
to have n public authority always
on the job to see that they get the
square deal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
MUNICIPAL WATER WORKS.

Deming has decided to end it's
water troubles by purchasing
plant there and extending service
If the people will vote 100000
in bonds at the municipal election.
Nearly every live town in the state
has a municipal water system and
few would prefer to go back as
patrons of a privately owned water
supply, though undoubtedly some
plants We're bought at more than
their worth. In some cases this
would, have been less disastrous If
prices for repairs and requirements
of old pipe lines and equipment
had not risen in late years to points
hard to cover by usual water rates.
Towns should be sure that physical
values are worth the sums asked
for plants and that engineers esti-
mates are not deceptive.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
WIND AND TEMPERAMENT.

March has always been called the
windy month. The transition from
winter to summer seems to start
the air currents all through the
spring.
Wind has a different effect on
different Compartments. Nervous
and elderly people feel irritated
and bewildered by it. Young ami
strong folks rather like wind. They
enjoy the sense of life and motion
and are stimulated by the tonic
quality Of the atmosphere.
One should, get used to blowy
days and not mind the frolicsome
tricks of the spring air sprite. IF
people would wear hates and caps
that would cling to the head in
stead of topheavy structures That
need to be pinned or nailed on,
wearers would enjoy the stimulus
of q DAY of atmospheric vigor and
activity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27

States, that they will exercise their
political rights, as it is the duty of
every good citizen To do. They
should not be afraid of politics.
Governments could not exist with
out politics. our government is
the result of the efforts of a politi-
cal party that created it. Back of
republican form of government and
all the blessings to humanity that
flow from it is politics. The liberty
and freedom we enjoy, the consti
tuition and laws of our country up
on which our rights as citizens are
predicated, are directly due to poll
tics. The man who boasts that he
never votes, as if he were proclaim
ing a virtue, is not a good citizen
and is a dangerous man to society,
for If all men were like him we
would have no government. Such
a man deceives himself. He has
not vet learned that excessive po-
litical piety and hypocrisy are twin
companions. No man is so elevated
and so exalted above his fellow
men as to be above politics, and
thSre is no man so humble as to be
beneath the injurious effects Of
bad government.
The republican party has a great
constructive work, or may l say
great reconstructive work before it.
The questions with which the next
administration will have to deal
are grave and numerous. The task
will be full of difficulties, but 1t
will be well performed order will
be brought out of chaos. A repub-
lican president and a republican
congress will restore confidence;
taxes will be reduced; the high cost
of living will be cut down; normal
conditions resumed and the coun-
try will become prosperous, as 1t al
ways does under a republican adj
ministration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
HIGH LIVING.

We livers now are living high
at least that's how it strikes
the guy who makes a purchase
now and then or deals at all with
other men. 'E
With prices sailing up unclaimed
some lofty heights have been
attained, and so the livelihood
expense has come to be a thing
immense. .r
Each day it takes a husky price
to fill my empty stomach thrice.
the grocer wailops me a few, the
baker and the butcher too.
The landlord pulls an argument
and drops a yeast cake in the rent
and | must all his wishes meet or
make my dwelling in the street.
To live among the present days
is living high in many ways, ana
yet we're really buying more than
ever we have bought before.
m. A. Lufburrow.
Copyright. 1920, by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27

is not only a coral reef built across
the harbor of prosperity.
1t is worse. 1t is far worse. It
is a destroyer of men. It takes an
able man and grinds him down
until he is a clerical drudge.
Concluding, the writer says:
Naturalization of business and
industry lowers the spirit and hard
ihood of a nation. 1t pauperizes.
1t dulls the mind and benumbs the
feelings. 1t changes lions into rab-
bits. What could be worse 2"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
substitute for calomel, act gently on the
bowels and positively do the work.
People afflicted with bad breath find
quick relief through taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
legetable compound mixed with olive
oil. They act gently but firmly on the
bowels and live. stimulating them to
natural action, Gearing the blood, and
purifying the entire system. They do
that which calomel Goes, without any of
the bad after effects. Take one or two
every night for a week and note the
pleasing effect I0c and 25c a box.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27

81 feel sure that Chamberlaiu's
Cough Remedy is the best on the
market to cure a bad cough or cold
on the lungs. / am only to pleased
to say a few words in its praise"
writes Clara Oster. House Springs,
Mo- Whenever l catch cold IL |
co not happen to have a bottle Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy ! go
to the drug store and get one, 1
find that it gives relief very
quickly and if I have coughing
spell at night it soon stops it"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-27
SATURDAY. MARCH 27, 1926
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP PALSIES
MEN.

1t used to be the stock argument
of advocates of government owner
ship of railways that Europeans
had succeeded completely in hand
ling railways. Many years ago
Colonel Bryan came home from
Europe full of ENTHUSIASM upon the
subject and sought TO make it Il
political issue, commencing with a
speech made in New York, The
nation was not interested then,
and especially did the democratic
leaders condemn such an invasion
of private business in which in
dividual enterprise was making
railways Of this country superior
TO those of the old world. Govern
ment ownership and operation
abroad has since then stood still or
broken down.