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The Keota news., 1920-05-21
n BUYING ASPIRIN
ALWAYS SAY "BAYER"
leek foe ~ name "Oayer" en tablets,
thon yov need nevee
Woefy.

payer Tablets Of Aspirin" can be
takso safely for Colds. Headache.
TootAaehe. Earache. Neuralgia. Lan'
baeo. Rhsumatism. Joint Palma -Neuri.
dc. and Pain generally.
10 ett quick relief follow carefully
The safe and proper directions In each
unbroken package Of "Bayer Tablets
oe Aspirin" This package 10 plainly
stamped with the safety "Baysr Cross.
TIE "BAyer Cross" means the gen.
uins. worid-famous Aspirin prescribed
By physicians for over eighteen years.
Handy tin boxes Of IL tablets cost
but Q few cents. Druggists also sell
larger 'Bayer' packages. Aspirin ID
the trade mark Of Bayer Manufacture
q Noooaceticacidestes Of SallcylIc'
aeid.-Adv.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Cafaerial Deafneas Cannot Be Cared

Cataethal Deafnees Cannot Be Cured
Ps. 8 sS9, q &: s:,
81 r. cAAsRa Sa"'Mfsss1SfeesfN MspfefNs s:@:sS ses:
sSSsSeS ths Iaood o. the Mucous turfaces
6 tSe system. Catarrhal Deafness y
SscoVe iinine Of the Eustachian Tube.
VS00 thio tube % infamod you have
fV0b1in9 sound Or imperfect hearing. ana
rcS1it. UnlssS The inismmatio can bs r.
1ueod aQA this tube rsetore9 70 its NOT:
0ol oe01illon. hearing may b Destroyed
0oHee4 ~ Catasrh, which 70 IN infamsd
oelAl0ea Of the Aueeue Ourfacee.
0Nn HUNDRED DOLLARS for ..nn, any
eQrea ~ HALLS CATARRA
,nSssSss.:t' SSssss.s e Co., css.1:,' 4s;ssS os.s. e.:
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

The leas grit q man has the easier
Il - for him to grumble.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
cutleuea fer eere hande.

cvtjeuea foe oese hanoe
Soek hands On retiring In the bot suos
oe Cuticura Soap. dry and rub In Gu
ticura Ointment. Remove surplus
Ointment with ussuo paper. THIS %
eoly oae q ths things Cuticura Will Do
R Soop. Ointment and Talcum aro used
for ali tollet pusposes-Aav.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

iss.ss1 3 e q s:ss:e: & ib!ssa tsSies "a Is
itom ii. .6fok Now teea 6ne and "a.
vice any eos 9ehg throaeh ths chanee
kad givea up % hopee of getting hettse.
Yea can pub6sh this md ! Win tell
any ooe Who writes g No the god
& hao done NJ. "-1rA aADoA113
DAM - N. 8th Street. fhila.. Pa.
It hardy 0eem0 possible that thoso =
Q woman b this country Who Vim con.
e1nue b suffer without giving LYDIA
Pinkham's Vegetab3o Cbmpound . trial
altoe al1 thoov3deoeo tAat 3 eootinually
bsiag puhaishsA proving heyood eoatEa-
d3et3oa that th&6 Gand Old medicine hes
go6evod neeo 0u8egtnG amooG women
than anH otAee medicine IN tho WoeA.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

With your dnSersl You can lift o9
any hard corn, soft corn. or corn b.
tween the toes, aud the hard skin cal.
lusos from bottom Of feet.
4 tiny bottle Of "Freezone" costs
little at any drug store: apply . few
drope upon the corn or callous. In.
stantly Il stops hurting. then shortly
you llft that boehersome corn or cal.
Dou1 right Oh. root and all. without
ooe bit Of pain or sorene1A Truly
10 humbug ADV.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Accepted for Life
Insurance
Easily Passed Examinatioa
Alkhoagh Prsviously ToA
Conl1flian Wa Hopelees

II vas % bad od with kidney trouble
I bad 70 dive up my work .. snstness.
ssys J. 3: Rasls;;'' ::%x zig wsS S:st ssye ewe
ct coupistely. Il was a. weak e u
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
.RECkLES
'''~ H.; '56i' u: :; ;::::. g: NJ 4

Sselia0 ssHa0s1 sf yeUr fFsekise. ~ 0shiss
olnpH 6ss 8 ss.es Of othias-Aoubis
ssssss 4 4 s,sSs asa ees.,ss nor '- .sz yes
9Ss0ll see0 sse that evea the worst freeksse
Aave Segua e liseDpeei: While The lighter
eAa4 Rose eha1 oAs Ouoeo = nesded 70 com:
0Seeety elsas The ekia a1A 0ala bsautlsol
= SSfS % ssk fsr eAs Aoubss ssrsnsth
0eASae. - thie = eele uaAsr goasastee q
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

While some Of the Inhabitants are
knocking their town others are busy
getting rich there.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Extraordinary Curative
Power q Lydia E Pink
hamhs VEGETABLE Compound.
phi1adolphia. Ra.-"I want % 1t you
l1oW WHIT Good LYDIA Z pinkham's

Vo9o to6Io Con.
pound he's deoe mo.
! bad organic 6ou-
bee and am gong
through as Change
0LHs, IWastaksn
. pain b my
10 md . bed head.
ache. ] could not
h down, eoald not
ct q eloop. ] ou1.
fered something
terrible md the doc
tors medicine did
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

Al Exception.
Jack-Lip.service II but mockery.
Beile-Oh. not In love mAking.-Bal.
timore American.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

Il takes much rehearsing to make
the average man honest.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

= Lucky II the man who loses his
reputation-if II Is bad.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

1t W910 UEOk9us "
/ toeeed and turned tie
whole night long. I&
came dizzy and would
have to grab the nearest
object 70 keep from fan.
ING. Al times hs ID
~ oocrstions hardly
psssed at ell, while afata
they would Be profnse
and obliee me 70 aftss
time and time again. The
.arina burned cruellY.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

Much OF our earthly happiness 70
due to our ability to forget things.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

lost twenty-five pounds IN weight; and
/ had taken % many thing! without
relief became discouraged; IN TACT, !
vss told there WAS no help for me-:
sAt last began with. D0oa's Ae0.
aev Pjjls, and they made . new man
Of me. Il wasn't any time before 1
vas back to normal weight and hsd
pessed Q life insurance examinattoe,
without any trouble. Over teoetoe
veors Aave stScs gore ~ ana NJ
GEORGE W. DEMPSTER, N. 2.
0A0seeetseA Aa9 0essa - aoee
DOAN'S 1snIS 1YsinIS
RosfER.aaDU0N co. DUppA0t MI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Crack oil Salesman at II

ono of The most enthusiastic At
tendRnts at Fridays meeting Of the
Crown petroleum division OF the
Oklnhoma Producing q Refining
corporation was Uncle jack Ken
dali Of NinIta, who Us probably the
oldest oil salesman in the United
States At the age OF a "Uncle
Jack" 10 out on his territory every
week day And he gets the results,
too His name appears second on the
list Of those who received cash
awards for their sales ability. "Uncle
Jack" came to Indian territory 30
years ago and became r7,nCher, his
partner being an Engllshmau, Robt
Stoughton. brother Of Lord Clarke
Stoughton. who spent great deal
OF time on the ranch, which covered
several hundred square miles in the
territory around Chelsea. The ranch
house was about eight miles south
east OF Chelsea. About this time OF
the year, according to "CnClc Jack,
prairie fires were the greatest men
ace OF the ranchers. When they saw
a fire coming, they would XIII a
steer, tic tho wet hide between two
men on horses and go galloping
across country dragging out the line
OF flame. Uncle Jack" asserts hc
has had life Crammod fun OF pleas
ure and that no B still enjoying
| oNery minute OF IL,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Coringi0R OH Field Notes

nlftIs| 700 NO ~ "IiN
MORRISON 80. f. Exchange
company In tho northwest corner OF
the northwest quarter Of section al
22- 3 west. is estimated AZ a 900
barrel well in sand found at 1900
feet. This we'll is 2 y miles norm
and ono east ot CovinRton.
Same company, walker No. 90 In
the ccnter OF tho southeast quarter
OF section 24-22i west. Is drilling
up iron at 317t feet
Same company. How No. l6, IN
the center ot the south line Of the
northeast quarter OF section 2b-22-4
west TX swedging l0-inch casing AT
3I5 fcct. This rs TO he a gas well.
W Windlcr No 2, same company.
i'm the center OF the northeast 40 or
the southwest quarter OF 3b-22 \
west. Is drilling at t.b0i feet
I'D kesSncr No. ! same com
pany. In the center OF the northwest
40 Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton 36-22l west. is drilling at llH2
feet
Donkcr No 10. same company. in
the south west quarter Of section l3-
22-A west. Is finished at LES fee;
and is good for 80 barrels. No. l2.
same. Is drilling at 400 feet.
The test bv tho Logan company
on the Bostwick farm In the south
east corner OF the southwest quar-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Minnehomd Wen Making
100 Barrels

WHrSKA. Okla. March a.
Tho definite statement was made
today rhat tho Minnehona well
which. until capped IN Jduu-
AIRY, was gushing AZ the rate
of 10 900 barrels day. has been
put on the pump and Is producing
100 barrels a dav. Premature an
nouncements while tho we'll was
still being swabbcd credited the
hinnehoma with pumping $50 to
800 barrels a dav. hut 1t was only
in the past IS hours when the
pumps had been put 10 work that
the prouctiou was determined
Two more wells are being drilled
on tho jackson Worton Carson
Lease. one Of these Is 500 feet 20
The north, which is now down 1.200
feet and ne other rig has been
placed At q point $40 feet to the
east ~ the former gusher. Provi-
sions have been made To accommo-
date any repetition Of first perform
ances and q large production can
nov be taken care OF bv the com
pauN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

idy as development operations in
that vicinity expand.
phillIpsyine is located near the
site OF the Jane Reid well Of Waite
Phillips In 22-li-1I which was
drilled In several wccke ago anu
which apparently opens uD ne"
dccp pool .,,
This section OF tho Okmulgce field
has been more or less aoilVe since
IgI3 when Jamos q. Lyons Of mo
Lyons Petroleum company dril'd
tho original well in THIS district IN
the northeast Of tho uorthWeS. o.
the southwoasl Of 22-li-ll. rms
we'll WINS q gHs we'll In the l9Oo-to"t
sand aud Was not drilled deeper
Lyons auso dr.lled an oil wen ~ tho
butcher sand - half mile norm OF
thc Reid veil in 1914.
a. present several wells are drill.
ing at "phllpviile ana Hil are
houded for the 2.70O-foot sand. In
cluded I'm the present operations are
the following waite Philips thr''
22-I4.tI. Lyons Petroleum company
and Gladys Belle oil company south ID
east southwest northeast 22-li-ll
Lyons Petroleum company ana
GIndy4 Belle. southeast, northwest
northwest g2-lt-it, Ind"pcndcui plI
a. Gas CO.. northwest northchH'
southeast 22-l4 Coeinoa Oil com
pany In aouthWcst OF 22-li-ll
Tho, christening OF "Philhpsvillc.
WAS - big event. according 90 ihot'
that attended. The main feature oi
the day was q feed de luxe served
uudor tho direction OF Mrs. steele
in tho hotel" of the new town
"PhuupsYlio' is 10 miles west ana
north Of Dkmulcco.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

with the lonst disturbance 10 bust.
mess and enterprise
To-day M the tDmorrOW of yeW"r
day and many Of the dire things
which are prophcaIod never come
to pa~. I am on uptiWiat and ! fuIy
Delevc that tho American citizen 10
equal to every emergency I believe
that fair. Just ana honorable way
will he found 10 levy and collect
these takos ana place tho burden
cpui'ably whore IT. belongs. mat
every obligation of our nation VIII
be met and fulfilled and that tncrc
is a glorious future f0r American
business once untrammo mo'od uy In
lurious ana unjust taxes.
Fat next ip Genera Leonard
Wood at tho luncheon of the NHtOual
Petroleum cougrua at the Congress
hotel on TuoaIay. March . h1d
o. very pheasant and interest con.
creation with the general during
the meal and listened with very
grcdt pleasure 10 his address 90 the
oil men
The generals Ideas on taxation,
on the budget system and on many
other questions. such a. tho matter
of economy iu government simp.
fyibg administration of Hffiirs and
tho like ure both advanced and
sound u.s idea OF giving tnc govern.
mrut q c.cau.cut URgro -wIN", busi.
ness administration. la worry pro.
nouuccd ilo also fnvora the reach
ing out Tor foreign trade ~ an Kind
ana thlR We must DO n We expect
to Keep up our export business, and
find market for the things which
We produce ana do not consume.
when the general was introduced
10 the meeting. ho received ~ great
reception In fact. an ovation. AL
the men ana women In attendance
stOud ana chocrcd FOR many minute.
1T was entirely apouttnoous and
showed tho high regard in which
men Of every political belief regard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Netc 7'OUn Christened

OKMULGEE. March IA new
"town" In the west side OF Okmul-
gee oil fields was christcned on Sat
urday, March e. when the field men
OF the waite Phillips forces enter.
taincd the Phillips office men. in
Guiding Mr. Phillips. with big
feast In the Phillips boarding house
on the Phillips leases in 22-li-1t.
The new town. which consists of
eight bunk houses, "a boarding house
and store. is to bo known as phil
lipsVille." The new town has pop
ulation OF about 90 now and this
population promises Ia Increase rap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Synopsis Of Judge ShGr's
Chicago Address

Tho matter of the excess profiS
tax Is OF grave concern 10 all tax
PAYERS OF tho United States. II at
fects every business and every trans
action which carries profit II IL laid
indiscriminatoly without regard to
conditions surrounding tho taxpayer.
II itiaunsctntific In tho levying and ap-
plication. II stands at tho threSh-
hold Of business as n threat TO overy
business. It IL a penalty on effort
On brains and ability and In the
and. 81 is no saving to anyone.
II goes without saying that the
government must have n large
amount OF money to pay existing In
debte dness The war In over, the bill
has been incurred and tho expense
must he paid. Ny suggestion would
DO.
First that government bonds
bearing 5ls per cent interest and
non taxable. due In 100 years, be
sold on tho market and the out
standing bonds and indebtedness re-
tired. II would provide In these
bonds that the income from them
should be nontaxabic for any pur-
pose. either by the state or the gov
ernment. and permit an unlimited
amonnt TO he held by any individual
or corporation.
Second, 1 would ievy n per cent
tax on retail sales OF every Kind and
character.
Third, I would reduce the income
tax OF the corporations materially
and would decrease the surtax on
individuals.
Fourth, | would pass n law com
pelling the executive department OF
the government to furnish estimat 90
or the needs OF tho government for
the ensuing fiscal year, and have n
law requiring IA budget of this kind
with tho provision that when CON
gress passed any appropriation blu
that the president should have the
righ, 10 veto and cut out any par
ticular item or item therein con
taincd
Ftfth. ! would increase the eff
vicnCy Of tho public employees by
paying better salaries to the heads
and responsible men In the depart
mcnls and giving them more liberty
uf action and cut out the red tape
which attaches to the departmental
matters.
Whom I hear mon talking ahou
raising more money for the nccdH q
the government, II always occurs Il
lue that somebody ought to suEgeS
reducing the expenses and economic
ing In order to reduce taxes,
The treasury department at thi
time is making n heroic ondcavor &
toe fair 10 the taxpayer, and to ar
rive at the Just amount OF taNes
but they have required such n Vas
amount Of so-callcd information O.
the way Of paper returns that tn
task Is a stupcndous one, and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

sand pool has apparently been
oponcd west OF the city by The pro
ducers and refiner well In u lf-ll
which is making $50 ha rrels daily.
In 6-11-12 the Tribes OH company
has a 200 barrel well and the Iron
Mountain have wildcat producer
showing for 100 barrels in 81 III
and tho Turman OH company has
3OO-barrel in 30-l5-ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Write Me About OIL,

Expert advice OIL deveIopment and
leases. Retired drilling contractor.
Knows Healdton, Burkburnett,
Hewett fields thoroughly, Twenty
five years resident Ardmore. Write
for reliable Information. lnves'ign-
ton and report on leases, develop
menL and prices, References, all
Ardmore banks William &, Downing,
Ardmore. Okla,--Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

ter Of section 6-21-3 west IL to be
starred 10 again after shut down
OF a couple or months. The hole u
a. q 500 feet
The Grizzly Bear company al tho
Covington towns.te location got an
other dose OF salt water at 1850
and has been shut down since walt
ing for orders. The rig will prob
abby be skidded and a new hole
drilled to sand found at 1900
feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
Prairie Wen Ffoping 700
Barrels in Top of Pay

The Prairie has well on top OF
tho sand In the northcast or the
sou Invest OF 2lg-7 on the Leonard
u. InRraham allotment. which is
showing for 700 barrels nj only ~
feet In tho pay. The sand was found
at 2,57i feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
For sale. Production and Pipe Line.

ono thousund burrFT NTOuUV IOn
in northwest Burkburuett field, to-
gethcr with pipe line from field 10
Burkburnett, including storage
tanks. loading racks. ete splendid
proposition for independent refinery
Address Sioux OIL & Refining Co,
tO7 National Bank Bldg, Wichita
Falls, Texas --Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

A. Lewis, who formerly operated
here and who for the last three years
has been making his headquarters In
Fort Worth. is in the city aud Is sell
ing out his holdings Of LOWS &
Rartlcs and will be back in Tulsa
permanently Mr.. Lewis has missed
several very productive fields by be
ing away in Texas aud is mighty glad
to got back TO real oil country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

For Sle--Offset acreage 20 drilling
well in Section 25, r. 1Sn, R15c. one
hair mile from big production IN
shallow sand. We'll to he started at
once. Phone Usage 1859. sac Rob
!nson Bldg ---Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
with the oil Men

Howard Young, tho well known arr
dealer, accompanied by Mrs. Young
is In the city for a few days visiting
his many friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15

Tho Curtiss Airplane company sent
an airplane after John Rebold at
Pawhus0a today. The plane passed
over the field at . II m. today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
OIL AND GAS
Leases Supplies. Production, Bts.
For sale

For quick action, viii take $40
pcr acre FOR 20 acres offset well
ONE in. 80 barrels 400 feet
II u WHITE
FOX AL. Phone Cedar ll5l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-15
OIL mARKrr QUOTATIONS
rndo on Is, rto.Ine,.

by C6rstantin nsrinins com -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
KOREAN WOMEN
 GO IN BUSINESS
By Associated Press

Seoul Korea. March 10.-Korean women are forming an exclusively feminine corporation capitalized at 100000 yen to buy and sell clothing. lingerie and toilet accessories" &C., cording to an advertisement in the first issue of the new Korean daily. the Chosen Ilpo, just issued here. None of the capital stock. divided into 2O,- GOO shares. will be sc1d to any man. The enterprise is regarded by many as a move toward breaking down an ancient Korean tradition.
 The director and all other officials of the company, it is announced, will be women only and in addition to mer- chandise the company will have a sewing department. Its aim is said to be the promotion of the comfort of living and improvement of Korean wo- men in economic Knowledge and ex- perience."
 In Japan. cases of women success fully conducting business are not rare. The head of the Owariya Bank, one of the most successful banking enter prises was woman who died leav- ing a large fortune to the cause of fe- | male education. The great Suzuki kfirm, which has branch in Seoul, IS Biikewise headed by a woman. In Seoul. itself. the Keijo Printing House and the Urao Hotel are good examples of what women can do.
 While Japanese women are en- trusted by their husbands with the complete management of household affairs, the Korean woman generally looks to her spouse to finance the house
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
MUSGROVE POINTED IN MOBILE SPEECH
Declares Entire BOlshevik Press of the State Is
 Against Him

Mobile. May 1.-(Special)-The recep-
 tion given L. B. Musgrove candidate for
 the United States Senate against oscar w. Underwood. minority leader of the AgJpper House of the national Congress, )Pas anything but u1an,prcus last night, \Ea his address here to a crowd of about lfOo citizens. He was applauded when ne fmade the usual attack on Senator Under wood by some of the campaign commit tee of the candidate.
 Musgrove declared that the entire bol- |shevik press of the state were against him because they were owned by the Icapitalists of the country. He stated with inuch feeling that Senator Underwood I had declared that he was blacklisted by the union labor vote of the state. but had |lforgotten tc state that he himself was Il blacklisted by the daily press.
 H Senator Underwood has stated that
 wore the union label on my coat. Yes. IT do, and I would rather wear that label
 of the hard-working labor man of the
 state than to wear the label of the capi-
 talists who are supporting his candi- dacy," said MT. Musgrove. T have never supported MT. Underwood, for
 have never believed that he represented
 me or my friends
 Mir. Musgrove at times grew very bit- ter and made remarks bordering on the personal. He frequently referred to the
 fact that he had been endorsed by the
 laboring men of his county. whom he
 claimed had insisted upon his making the race for the Senate. He declared that there was no reason why labor and capital could not agree and live in har-
 many, and stated that they could, if the kapitalists would only give the labor man II chance. His final remarks were an ap- ypeal to the radical laboring people. The speech fell fiat, judging from the broken
 applause.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
What Spinning Tops Teach Us

HereWard Darlington, m Leslie $.
 All spinning bodies possess curious properties, which they do not possess when in the state of rest. Stand top on it's peg and it will immediately fall over, but spin the top and it will stand up so long as the spinning motion is present. Spinning bodies seem to possess or acquire a rigidity when they are spin ming; for example, a steel chain, placed over a wheel which is spinning at a high rate of speed. and suddenly jerked off, will go running along the street like a. hoop. and will only collapse into limp pile of chain when it's spinning motion comes to stop. Our earth is a spinning body, and hence possesses all the curious properties which spinning bodies do. It points to the pole star, like all spinning bodies do. for every spinning body-a top wheel. anything-if under no re- straint in it's movement will gradually turn on it's axis and point to the pole star. If our earth were to stoe spinning 1t would immediately fall into the suns kSpinning bodies also have tendency to Stand up on end-that is, on their long faxis. If you spin an egg-shaped body, it will always endeavor to stand on its hind legs" so to speak, and spin on one of it's ends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

The worlds railways are valued at SE2,555, 100000.
 A New York woman is said to earn more than $5,O00 year designing favors and bonbon boxes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

Fine voile. imported French quality. hand embroidered in neat designs, several diff ferent styles. s575, s6.75 and $7.s5 value in all sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02

Extra fine wash skirts. at least eight different models. made of satins. gabardines and tricotines. The materials are extra heavy and will stand hard use. All sizes. SC and $7 values.
 Burgers Waists am