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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
GAY AND POPULAR RESORT
BiarrtSx, In Southern France, Noted
a. the sesre Of European FRI.
solity ard Fashion.

Ore ~ the rsyesf ard most rsrg
r'ts In France. ahon, forty miles froiu
she Spanish border Its nearncss 20
spaFn has ctlnrwd sts language aGA ar
chltectnre sntupuha'. giving II the tic,
'ure~queness ~ both. countries !, II
8 beautiful place with It's cream col
ortd red ronfed villas. dark rffe tE"es.
~srvty ts~s'Ah essrv'ct' ~ either end ny
high. rocky hlufrs, rising abruptly frw,n
the sta BEFORE the war II was The
sc~ne ~ frtsoi!iy and fashion, rival.
Ing Monte Carlo IN Us gambling, ranc-
Ing and display II wHa - fsvorste
resort with enc ~ Engisni's more
playful slnEs In hIF lighter moments.
Indeed. Ia main street II called Rue
Edouarsi vi In honor ~ him.
The war brrugi, sudden change
~ r1cs@i "a bisrrits Its snmhling ca,
slnn~ ard hotels wnre turned into hos
pitfalls fer wosnSes Freheh. ard later
American soldiers Grim conveys ~
wafshlps passed close 70 It's shores on
their way through the BAY II Uscay
Numerous SHIPS we're tores'0..h IA
sight NJ the SHORE ny TIE German soh
MARINES Iurklng aluHe TIE Spanish
coast TIE coast whs heavily mJnesl.
and fynga tire 20 'lt9a ne acfotatleu
- a. minc SHli stake ete tevu.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
TIMBER NEEDED BY FARMER
p-essati. 70 utlHrr - c~s Resource
prevTSfNs ~ssdlet Hss Seer
Properly Cared Fer

The tarpsTas' gurYssse q Farm wev-i
Iarts S 70 ssrply Aye~o,st. 5v,s+s
rails. fsstes sri rcgEh hgsIt'1G 'Hra'tr
sa- fAe s1& -.eNsn rp 31t improvement
~ tse farrn. Often ssgEse titca~- IA
ue~5e-! NJ ~pce FOR hu.1firE ~ oega rs
s7d pre-Q-.ag u f-asn foaa o- c.-s'sJ
'sr~,s aears ts'ay ard unnecessary
eyVst 80 II sach 9rssaacos f-s,-
seeg.sst Sc ~ re rsf'et Sts'ss L.
-srtr.ers NJ srr+ --1l'arp rs>irf at.
is r-c4tstls ~ Et' 70 'he sm1.a ~
unv-res grpv ,}.rg 30 fsrfs gass
t&s ifet g,73~y5y sst - as It's
,aA s ~ sssga sAs,s3
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
A Heart Affair.

"What attracted y"u 10 your hridet',
asked he Judge after the ceremony,
"Wrli. sab" replied the rluuy tuc,i
bridegroom "dr tBst lithe nord ~
nah herr sh" kIniry TUX my eye SIR
wuA such likely taohla oman an
So handy wid herself bat when /
learnt dat she Wu3 ,luta steady wash
IN fur seseu white families, sab, right
,lrn au dar | surrendered UrnlHS,
hDm Age Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
SWANP.ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There IL oriy one medicine 'hat really
stands cat pre- eminent - medicine ioE
earatie ailments Of The ksdnsys, lissr sad
bladder
pv klraers swAsp Root ssaads ths
highest ttR sh~ rrAsan that IL has prcvvn
10 t,e just the reme,ly needed In Thousands
upon thousands 81 distressing eases,
swamp Roest naAkss sftesis guEesl, be.
cause rs rusld AMI immediate effect ,s ssan
realized IA uett ctsts 1t 10 a gentle.
healins vegetable compound
start treatment as enrs Sala al ali
drug ssovss an bstties u two sseS Heli'
orr and large
However, Il YOU wish first e. test 'hi,
sr~at prvpaFatAaa ssnd ten oents ia III
Miner a To-, Rinshamtea, y y, for q
sample bottle .Nhsn wY.tsns be sure ant
1aFntaan tAss paper ADJ,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
SHAFT Eelaindsf-

Say, how iung have | get 10 stand
around here. On first oar ffaA ahd thon
the uflrT. vatiiu far them hat rakcn "
asked the patron ~ CHAIR arm res.
tAprnnt.
'iEus 80 know r reT,lirf Beatrice.
= the breezy waitress II r8ut read tae
future tuy better than yea cah. bat II
tngii sthrd 0u both feet Ht The aata~
tiae ard rest sour jau yagll br ID D
',&s'f"r condition 20 r@t ''hrsH BOT ~
sheu yau 80 rei 'em I,irmt shan
As"Iiersh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

tFrsgAssi BY TIE Taitss States glsgart.
merit u AgfsCastars,t
Have you aay i1pa how mgch ssabae
-probaoiy the bes, fertilizer Ia
the worlds wasted Ia tie Jnstei
States every Year,
Figuring on The basis 81 commercial
sertiilsei values. each horse OF male
prksdacRs each year ST aoeth II
manure; each heaa VI rattle so
worth each hog 81 worth. ard each
sheep ST.. Going hack ten years and
taking the figures 81 The 1910 sensaS,
this you'd figure out aboat s.. +s,l go.
on. Estimates by the uHfihsi States
department. ~ agriculture indicate thar
probably about "a fourth II this Is
wasted.
Farmers are eaoN'natly conffonted
wish the rru'!rtn ~ maintaining soil
fers4s'rg Az fsrtS ,TH+e. "fssithwssss tss
sar period, ~ten aa unusual strain
Sas placed 80 Anerican favsus, She
pref .eD is more acute than usual aHi
fhe wasts mau4re Assumes uefv ssrt.
uJs aspect.
Much coutd So Saved
0t course. NIL the manure cannot ne
saved Some ~ u. at rhe best. must
he Loaf, But milllaas ~ tcitarx worth
u II could be saved With practically
no added expense, and with eoapara,
tfrrly lI,tle outlay ot time sud IT.
fort.
The cheapest and best way "a hArdle
manure where convenient. IL ta ha1l
t. Ia the FIELD aHt skrrad :, daily. or
q, least every two or three days. In
this way. v plenty NJ hcdilGs he
used. practically all the valuable eon.
stita~oU - the manure are saved,
since lenrhlrt after the MANURE s. ~
arabic land merely Strives "a Put the
fer,i'itlHg materials where they
aaght 10 be. la this way. tho, loss
Trough heating, or ~hrrtanstns." Is
avoided.
Concrete PIT Il. ideal.
Many farmers, however, are not so
situated as Ia maize II profitable fnr
them 10 handle Aonurr ~ this way
Fer surh farmers the concrete manure
pit offers an !,eai eay OF saving ina.
nure Such a pit need not entail great
expense A ~ three feet deep. twelve
fest long. ami SIX feat wide. With sails
and floors Owe inches Thick. Will serve
the n.r'is VI tire average farm. In
inside form will BE- needed for such n
PIT, except whore the concrete extends
a few inches above the ground 10 pre-
vent focdiug by surface water The
fear should hs re-euforystd With woven
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

First laa ttst ever aas rnatfp Nas
shattered that whish prescribed aAat
Adam ana I've sAoullbt In
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

~He III an extremely singular Ivt,
san"
"ia what way11
lie setsas TO have . dust rsesSanai.
ity."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

N. Thrice 81 a ~ ElA4, hoes 10
JON HE your aea paTsf
isls-~-fJh. taamua do fg ~ nerry-
ns msu like fHHi h@'s given ne A.
w haie 3ollaf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

A woman can't tails as much at a
'TNNoral rs she ran az wedding. but
she sss'ms h. enjoy Il anyway,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

Charles tHecA says Smiles are
Tadn 70 show Il.e beat, ROT tiae
te~sh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
AasaDtass Of Feeding Shed,

The feeding ahe; serves tae per
posc II giving The general farm. or
tho beef cattle farm. sutu~thtng ~
the advantage tin the matter II
manure ssylns he|i hy the Intensive
dairy farm II haa been shown by
farm management surveys that The
mapurp saved on the American farm
urlet prtsra' coalitions Is almost ea-
srslt proportional 10 the numhrf "
animals fed under cover on the farm,
and that the pySnurr az animals not
stabbed has very little effect on yields.
except la cases where Geld crops are
begged oT- or otherwise paStnred
down ~ where pasture is ust-,i Ia a rss.
latson
There IL bulletin Of the United
States department ~ agriculture
Farmers nuilstn No gTs-,'svotej 10
the handling ", bnruyart manure II
will Ia sent free 10 applicants
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

Another essd SNy To save faannre.
especially To the case ~ hces or at
htyf t.astlis II ~ have a eoncrwfe ~ srd
fess! !ot. preferably asHter a shsd NAT
Where the faFEnvr cmaaut ATaYd
paved fuor ctsaap hpssl feeding shei
may be made 90 serve the purI~ese
very vsll. II abundant bedding il asg,I
10 absorb The valuable liquid msnurv
In sach feeding ioi Or shed the ma-
n0re II allowed 10 gather under the
feet ~ The EairAss. each days hsSt.
diss being STREAM over the we'll
iranpei accumulation below. sone
farmers using this system arrange
their feed racks ~ tbat they enu te
raised from ttme 10 timv making II
possible To- feed tHt several fees ~
soi.,iiy parked manure has aecauu-
lated ualer II. she'd /, bias been
shawn that manure suffers little FROM
heating aud lcaehias whrn handled iu
this way
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

wire teRespg. put 10 afses sSogs TIVE
laeises u tSn@ai has heeh laid. the
section " srBesns being cus aqSss
enough 70 betsa ap a few Inches 81
either ead tRgo the side walls Wara
the etfnrcsag has a@ea fgt tn. the
rsstsslning three inches 81 the ho,F Is
lald AMI tbv feFTDs fer tie ssde walls
sel ap ard used immediately, Use
saSis part ccfB|si', tvs vi saBas anA
tGur u screeaei gravel A pit VI thss
kind Is large enoash 10 bod TIE ar
eUnalatlnn ~ ElAnsp 90 tins avvr
age farm unta sach . Wns "a {, eaa
BE- aaalvd conveniently - tn Esi3 tni
spFcsd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

All Worn Out Women should Take
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
VEHICLE THIEF IS
FREED BY GOVERNOR
Good Record of Gaylord Jones
is Basis of Pardon
From Farm.

Gov. e.. = Goodrich has officially
granted a pardon 70 Gaylord Jones
Of South Bend. IL was announced
today Jones was serving a SEN
tcuce at the Indiana state farm
where ne was sent when convicted
in the superior court Is months ago
for vehicle stealing.
Jones was arrested on a cargo OF
vehicle stealing in South Bend, tried
and convicted the superior coul
and sentenced 10 six months at the
state farm and fined $500 and costs
Jones was unable TO pay his fine
and was sentenced 20 serve it out
at the farm making his sentence
800 days in addition 20 the six
months
Jones had served the sixmonths
sentence and 337 days Of his fine
when he was recommended for par
don by the superintendent OF the
institution for continued good be-
havior. The pardon was granted on
condition that Jones pay the ball
ance Of his sentence Of 1913 days or
S163 In weekly installments Of seven
dollars to the probation clerk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
WANT SERVICE TO
GOSHEN RETAINED
Goshen Citizens Protest Plan
of Road 10 Curtail Pas
senger Service.
Special 70 The News-Tlmes

eI'' ill 70 10 NeW8-l ines
GOSHEN. Iud.. nov 1s-Busi-
ness men in every town on the Co
shen q Michigan Branch railroad
between Goshen and Battle Creek,
Mich. are protesting against plans
OF the New York Central and Mich
igan Central railroad companies.
which operate the line. 10 Curtal
passenger train service. a hearing
was held ar Lansing. Mich. when
representative from Goshen, Mid
dleburv. Sturgis and other places
were present
The two companies assert that
travel Is so light that 10 does not
warrant operating more than one
train a day. A. present two trains
are run in each direction.
il IS. said that the engineer Of To-
connective used on the train scheduled
for cancellation. draws $3.50 per
month for his services and that tho
fireman. conductor and brakeman
are paid at a correspOndingly high
rate
Decrease IN travel between Co
shen and Battle Greek Is said TO be
due 20 a great extent 20 the use Of
motor cars by farmers and others.
The Goshen chamber Of commerce
and the Battle Greek chamber OF
com 71ercs have filed formal pro-
tests against curtailing the service,
but it Is believed the railroad COM
panieg can make a showing such as
viii render u impossible TO prevent
enforcement OF the Elan 20 take of
one train In each direction. On the
New York Central and Big Four
railroads. travel IN and out Of Co
shen IS declared TO be heavier than
ever before.
Several years ago agitation was
started looking toward electrifying
the Goshen & Michigan Branch.
since then the Bucklen electric line,
connecting Elkhart and Orland.
Ind. via Bristol Midd1ebury and
Lagrange. has been junked That
road was owned individually by
Herbert r. Bucklen of EIkhart and
Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
NeU Bills of Lading
Become EHectiUe Dec. 10

New bills Of lading for freight
shipments will be put into effect
Dec. 10 by all railroads, according
to the announcement of ]. r. Brem-
uer, traffic manager of the local
Chamber of Commerce. The princi =
pal changes will deal with the date
Of fling Of claims. Information in
regard TO such changes can be OBJ
tanned from the traffic manager.
The American Express Co. has
lifted its embargo on shipments
Weighing more than 200 pounds,
which has long been in effect. Pack
ages of heavier weight will be ac-
cepted in the future. unless they are
bulky or unwieldy or containing ar
ucles which cannot be handled read
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
South Bend Bait Co.
Increases Capitalization

Expansion of the South Bend Bait
Co, 110S S. High ST., has necessi-
lated the increase Of the capital
stock from $4,000 TO $25O.OOO. At
The present time a new one story
factory building Is under the course
of construction.
A petition for authority 10 in
crease the capital stock of the con-
Germ was fled with the secretary
ST state Friday, according 20 word
from Indianapolis
Besides the new factory building
which is required to take care of the
business a new two story office
bull lirg viii be erected next spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
TO GIVE READINGS
FOR SINAI SOCIETY

Prof. Harry PiCrson. professor of
dramatic art at Emmanuel college,
Bcrrien Springs, Mich, will enter
tain the Sinai society and their
friends with an afternoon of read
ings sunday in the South Bend
Woman's club rooms. The enter
tainment committee Of the society
has also provided a musical pro-
gram consisting of violin selections
by Abraham Cohen and vocal mum
bers by Augusta Gilbert, who will
be accompanied by Miss Dora Her
shenOw.
A discussion of Modern Anti
Semitism" will be led by Atty. Sam
ueI FeiweU The meeting will be
open to the public and begins at 8
o clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
Flannels

Standard quality heavy
outing flannels in light
and dark patterns. In
Guided in this lot are some
yard wide in dark grey
stripes; 40c value, on sale
Saturday for loc yard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
On Sale Saturday-DayIght Basement
Blankets

This is a very high
grade cotton blanket in
pretty plaids: pink. blue,
tan and grey. large size.
70x60; $500 value. while
this lot lasts, Saturday for
S4.65 a pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
Youthful

Mothers who are looking
for serviceable coats that
are warm and good looking
and at the same time mod
erately priced. will find
these characteristics reflect
ed in this assortment of
coats.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20
Silks

36-inch Cashmere Twill for lingerie. $500
value at $lo6.
36-inch Palette de Sole. black only, $500
value at $l.o6.
40-inch Crepe de Chine. $500 value at 81. SO.
40-inch Mole Skin Crepe. 5000 value at 81 o.
40-inch Kittens Ear Crepe. So so value at So 90
40-inch Georgette Satin, $50 value at S. 90
40 inch All Silk Chiffon Velvet. black. $3.50
value at 1896. 4.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Man Can't Lie
On II Gents Day
Experts Declare
Or, Harvey Wlley's State
ment RjdicuIed in City,

ia the gentle days Of fowscors and
odd years, which are somewhat tooth.
less, q mush and Milh diet may he pos
sible," aid Miss Lsno Osborne. doncs =
tie SILENCE expert. today In comment.
ins on Dr. Harvey W wileys il.esni'
s.dsy solution NJ the high cost OF eat
iur
"Iny Insn cen live well on II cents
. day" Doctor wiley has announced
"on u milk and mush diet. . cents for
rornmcsl md Z cents fw milk"
Three osns' worth of cornmsal and
sesnts worth of milh means four cups
Of mnsh q day ana iess than slsh'
tablespoons Of min Q meal "a use with
the mush." ssid Miss Osbpns. Such
= diet viii sustain sxistsacs. especially
for the old and inactive. but VII
not sustain ordinary acttvs lIfe Tbs
four cups Q DAY wouh bs only he
ginning for . hard WORKING man. vhe
would nDeh st isast siS meals . hay n
II and possibly . continuous perf9m
ance. II would no Ike -Sfviag . vri
borse Q hay dlss." sddsd Miss Osberns
Absolutely impractical" wss h'
Comment ~ u. W. W. Ruehs on th'
schsms Mourn ohmsat RON such diel
would BE- insufficient. and vouh y
prolonged developed sciddocis stsrva'
tIon."
Miss Catherine 0oss distician fo'
the New University hospital. aid no
consider the diet equal TO sustsinini
- ufe properly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
RYl0ln OUYRoo0
RELATED U WOMEN

sAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. it.-hd-
dltional account. of the hsrdships On
dufed by American settlers IN tssloo
since Csrrunsa came Inn power. ~sfe
given The senate sJb.comnities In
v,susstinr the Neriosn situation. tn
day. by three women. Mrs. Wills Mrs.
Bsily. residing In widely separated
regions n Mexico. told N oairssssi
Mrs. Wright described how she con-
osaisd her daughters for days In or
der IN Keep them from the nsraudins
MeIicans
L " Warner iha nfRa niaeS Of tn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

~ NcAlestsr Tho Organization Of
Ferris. for, senator clubs 10 being pushsd
sni everyone ef the 'evsn,y'ops pre-
.lncis N I'lltybufg county soon viii
have It's club. taid Mr.. Dunhan nho u
directing ths county esmpslrn.
Oaase county WI units In a Yerrts
massmssilnr. January ", wien = t.m.
poNry club formed several days axo
~ill he made permanent. said a letter
reeelyed At Ferris hssdqpst'rrr hsrs
iebori pisns directing Mr. Ferris can.
dldaAY VII lie lAld Al this Time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
A HOME MADE GRAY
hair REMEDY
Vsv csn Make Q setter Orgy Hslr
Remedy Than vov Can Guy. \

Gray. streahsd OF add hair IL mo-,
only unbecomins. hut unnecessary.
Anyone can prepare . simple mixture
at honS that will darken gray hair.
and mako II soft and giossy. To .
hsif pint Of wstsr add ounce n hsy
rum. . smsll box OF Bsrbo Compound
and Y ounce Of Giycerine.
Thsss ingredients can he bought at
any drug store at very iltts cost. or
the druggist Will put II up fof yo'i
Apply to the hair twice week until
tho desired shsde is ob,sinsd This
will make . gray haired person look
twenty yssrs younger. II ia easy 10
uss. does not color the scalp. Ia not
slAcky o. srsa,y and does not rub Oft
tAdvD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

Atsses1R colony. also ~ss . vitssss-
liz account Of the vicissItudss Of the
American farmers On that property
was similar 10 that d q, u Bialoek
Hs slso testified yesterday sbOut the
Devastation Of the llalook colony and
adjoining property
(" Local ln,srsst IN The hearings vss
sustained The ,ommliss rom hiss
been crowded sIih 'p.ciatws since
they begHb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

LONDON. Jan. u This iosd mayor
Of co.s szs attacked and beaten during
tts election today. said q Central News
dispstcb from Cork this afternoon. A
party Of man we're Involved In tho a..
sauf. Al escaped. The lord mayor
had attached the Sim r.in election
msthoha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
New Arriyals-
Wool jersey Knit
BOOMERS
For Women
Shipment just re-
ceived, black or navy
blue. All sizes in
stock today. IS.
Several Groups Of
All Silk Ribbons
At Reduced Prices

Fancy printed warp. ribbons Ia floral de-
signs, both light snd- dask eoloss, W TO
61s inches wide. Special Dc, Nc and o..
Hand Bag Patiems-Semi-made designs
ia initsaioa Of Beaded work. Clearance
price. $lD.
Otd iets Of Lestber Bass and Purses q.
greatly rsdseed pr;esA Some srs slightly
Shop WerA Rsdsefacas ei Ui-J 10 30
~ ceat. About forty piecss ia oil.
Priced for quick clearance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
@ReDs" CAPTURE Many
GUNS, 10000 PRISONERS

LONDON. Jan. IS Tho tSelshsvihi
have captured Rosioy.on Don. seeord'
ins - wireless dispatch from Mos
coz
Ton 'h0uusnf prisoner thirty two
luns. nine tsnhs and M enormous
amount ~ bassnso we're tshsn. the
statement nys.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

Stree, hsh,ins started In Roesov 'os.
Don January .. Astsd the whole dsy."
the sovis, communication confisues.
The ,o~n wss cleared on the tenth am
the snerny driven harh bsyopd Iistslsh
Glrio and AhsAishsi The s0any de-
s,roysd the anal bStdGss over the DsN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Ne,v Anirels I
Ladies. Vol
HOSE
in Oxfosd Mn
A s6ag
now IN 0os N
height II taS@Glls |
0N pair.
Your Last.
Opportunity

70 bay
6nk, oohsllnD, 6atsen. -
Eidecdswn csuforta Dlnn1ptg -
mstse yobss at % Dorso1e o
Psieas vin - AiSAa -
u VI Nv ~ - ~ tAG
for 1ezf fAh at this rono
rooocoo4 ~ ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Special Pricings on
NewL aces and Embroideries

New Filet laces. In
sertion hand crochet
lacs, very durable and
attractive: used for
triming bed linens, also
underwear. in nAinsook
and longcloth. 3Se I'D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

gmssrss sN oysstvtss PvsvlSst.
WASHINGTON. Jan. is.-As Opharsv
sssinst the tsnpovt Of an Ayes similar
10 thsss mAaslaetsrsl In thle eountry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Fine Velvet
Hand Bags

Individual prices reduced
80 l-S percent or more. New
prices $3.50 to SIS. About
twenty attractive styles to
choose from.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Boys Suits

Cssupsi h ssr6 6asse ON NsA S)ag - &2A% ypss are
= eSs6sssya - 6slsls svsy vesl sss h the hcsss.
A. sps ~ 8 - 80 M. Thb jne1ps Me- ssrOsa see
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