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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Misses Lctha and HsttIo Wolf spent th'
day IN Tuisa Tuctdny .....
Mr and Mrs g. 10 nutterlck are -
Topeka this wook vhoro they were called
b. thr s,ti.u. illness 90 theft tauEht"f
Air ani Mrs. EdFar Dalton end dnuFh
tcr charlotte. of Tulsa wore th" ru'H'h
uf Mr and Mrs " 10 sanders SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs Uuo collins Of beTg' are
guests at tho homo ~ MIS-. toiNnH par
Mr S L. johnson returned ThursdAl
from business trip To- the Usage OH
Mr Carol Mercer Of Cowcta was on
over. Sunday gueHt at tho home ~ Nj
and Mrs g. 3. walker.
Miss blanche kneppcr ~ bhbH was
the guest ~ her sister. Mrs. A. @. SradeI'
and Mr. srndsr last we'" ,......
Mr and Mrs Ava Murphy. woll known
here are znuu 90 move to Broken arrow
from their present homo ~ the bV"ha
H. " Richardson. popular member Of
tho Katy station forces has been trans.
terred 20 c9eiog9 hs place ,uI% being '''e'
Moaara Lon and Fin dupton drove 70
galiisaw aud other points in eastern OR
lahoma last weak louhing after business
Mrs }. n. Laws and daughter virginia,
aud Doctor Laws mothrr Mrs. ~ NJ
Laws left Tuesday morning ior ,tw'
woeks visit at their old home town. VII
dotavile Tenn.
Mrs. W. u AshIey returned saturday
from an extended yiHlt ~ hfr son, W. r.
l
She was accompanied homo by her daush
ter.in law. who will visit hore for some
time,
/ Nj ana Mrs Elmer Denver announce
the birth OF q son ON Tuesday, october
/ a. AT tho homo " Mrs. beavers parents
Air and Mrs & ~, Hcrry, at Rogers Ark.
I whrrt Mrs poaver has been spending
some time.
/ one II the pretty events In church cir
clos during the wcck was tho toa given
] "wednesday. afternoon ~ the home OF MT,
and Mrs G.. e. Costello by the ladies ni
! the Miasi0nary society OF the Christian
church A large crowd was present
! throughout the afternoon and a neat sum
WAS realized through the free VIII offer
| INK whicn will be used by the ladies' IN
/ their church work -, -
/ Mesdnmra J ~. Kennurd and W, u
/ Ownhy we're hosteEses 90 the member.
/ of the Iurkln club and few invited
/ ruests at tho Owuby home last FRIDAY
! ryeutug Halloween suggestions we're IN
/ evidence In the forms ~ entertainment
+ with delicious Refreshments 49, th'l
. pleasure. . b.,
mo nrgpnIa1tInu Of iho senior ,.ass OF
Lon, Erobsu Arrow high school TOOK n.a'.
. nn rucsdny afternoon with a." election "'
tbr following officers. Archie Pennington
president Aubrey Murray vice president
MisH Pearl Gideon. secretary treasurer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
sM00NSHINER HEAVEN
Must Zig Cistcrn Ia Hold the Wine
That IL Modc from Big crop
Of Iccts

SItARPSBURG. Md. oct. 90
Tihis may be a small town, hut the
reA dents are fun OF big ideas.
Aiarpsburg is famous for its bects
This year the beet crop was SO grca.
that the residents we're complct,iv
overst oclSed with the vegetable They
were in n quandary as to how thov
could usefully dispose OF the large
surplihs.
Whne this momentous question
was hGing pundcrcd over by Sharus.
burgers, one Of the residents came
10 the front with the announcement
that hei was going TO make wine on
OF his ssurplus stock OF beete
But another obstacle presented
Itself ia the carrying out OF this
plan in yisinE the beets. His sur.
] lus stock OF beets was so enormous
that therp was nothing available r..
hold the huge amount OF wine 'h,
bects wound produce.
Then araother bright idea struc.
him.
He ia now digging a cistcrn IN
which the wine viii be stored.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Millnrd Gopher ~ Shamrock IL here
visiting ~ mo J. ". Gopher home.
word received frum W . wade states
that ha In now ia southern Alaska.
mother Mrs Dave rrhmnel, at prague,
from Friday until saturday
a b. rru,lovs and family ~ this city
have moved 20 Oklahoma city 10 g., the
MT % u. ElWood ieft Thur.day fit
Sew Mexico where she will Join her huH.
band fpr tho winter
Mrs 70. " HicEmap ~ Yale 10 spending
the verk.enl with Mrs. W. l. Hayes at
Mrs Frank wiiioughby visited with her
ira Sherwood, ~. and Ludy Deal. IS,
both ui rHsHIn. were married at tecum-
sch Wednesday ~ last week.
patr Ml~fs % Mound Clty. No, ia the
guest NJ Theodore Gentry Tor On extend.
Mrs Vs. w.. smith was the guest of
hor dsurhtrr. Mrs. n. n. Luasford, Tues
f. A Lsrdou Of Florida arrived Mon
day for al extended visit a. The Mant1
homo snst uf Payson.
Charles tr.ncr has rented tho i. NJ
B0sHcII property and will move To- Payson
LEONARD Leo. aged 20. and Miss Emma
Names. Ib. both ~ paysOn. were married
at chandler Thursday best wishes are
Mr.. Cgr-rce Them ,te,o,m'sr rstatnsd ,''ot 70 heI
short visit S.tn home folks south Of Pay
Mr. aud Mrs. Annie Myers of st. joe
sspU N'. are spending the week with
their nephew. VIII Hickman. at Psysou.
Tommy 'puant sp"nt tho weekend with
Charles Lower ir Sh1wne'.
prod RAIDER ~ Humboldt, Kan, ar
riged Thursday to ysit a. the W. r.
TawlwsU home. Nj RAIDER has been IN
the employ NJ an eil COMPANY and. after
n short visit here. ne will return "a
Humboldt accompanied by tlE wife and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

liam Fordyce, who Will be hostess next
4 new rook club. called the Q. A. NJ.
was organized a. the home u Ar. ana
Mrs. j. r.. Goddard thus week. Members
are Mr. and Mrs Williamson Mr.. and
Mrs. Hedges and the host and hostess
Quests ~ tho club we're Mrs Ellen Ma
his and Miss Opal wright
Fta1k Hodgden, T.. G. smith. Dean
HOdEdon and Joe Champiiu motnred TO
cleo hoping 20 brlnE IN supply of ducks.
Mr and Mrs , p. McChriaty Of Los
Angeles. cal. visited in Enid several days.
leaving for Ottawa KAN, to visit their
daughter, Mrs WUodueG before return.
ing 10 California.
L!'ue Mls. Margaret Ann Hamilton
daushtssr o. Mrs A = Hamilton. arrived
been Waiting relatives since June She
was accompanied bY Mrs.. Il. u. Conner
aud dnughtoJs, Mary Rose and Pauline.
OF Mountain View. who we're also visiting
la Marion.
IfonorinF Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Fioid.
who returned from their honeymoon TINS
week. Dr and Mrs. Julian Field enter
Nj and Mrs. Fiaid viii spend v week Wis
lung IN Enid and vii then 20 to Fort
Gibson. whore they will make their home.
Enlds younger maids mcmbcrs of tho
4. p. 4. and their escorts. enjoyed a
wienIe roast at Emerson The trip was
ards.
Mrs W. s. Christopher entertained the
just "a Mere club On Thursday Afternoon.
Addit!uGa! ggssts were MssdsHe hen
GALLOWAY }. o. Hetton. James Neuner
and Mrs Charles bupar Of brs MHineB,
Iowa. and Miss Ina Hcatou. Assisting
the hostess in serving luncheon were Mss.
damra James Iiartor nud A. ~. Dray Nrs.
Donald Grouse viii BE- hostess 20 the club
members ncst week.
The TT quad Hridge club was cutrr-
'aiurd at tho home ~ Mr1 3gurgp Field
in her apartments IN the luther -tireeu
flats Additional rues's were Masdtuos
Julian Field. Carl Williams. e. v nan
Marvin Stri0Nier. Nclon U'Couuur and
Miss NaurInr FrHutz. Mr4 Frank Wal
lace ~ S1sn. mother ~ Mrs. Field. who
WIS hor guest. assisted IN serving lunch
oon. Mrs. Guy Dick will entertain in
her now home this week.
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ENIII


Mrs p y Freeman entertained the
Merry hatrona this week,
The Enid study club met Monday With
Mrs charles N. Harmon.
red their grandmother IN wellington.
Kan, over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Oaofge Hartman and
Mrs. H. Il. HIchsrds are In Klnaas CITY
Mrs a u Hacker spent several days
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Henry Sut-
ton 10 Ei hluo thlA wasa
Mr and Mrs Claihsfne Hooper and
family Isft last week for Denver, Colo,
where they viii make their home.
Mira. Charles D. B1ardmHu De home from
Oklahoma cry. whrro she was the guest
Of Mrs. George Eaf1ck.
Mrs Harry BoarImuu uf Lawton. is
visiting Mra. e.. j.. BoardmAn at 1874
Br and Ms. II. T. biting were host
and hostess tg their roos club. the j.. g.
The Ioly Hurnuers held an aIi.day
meeting at the home ot Mrs X. a. Kent
Mr. s r. Goltry was hostess 20 the
meu1bcrs Of the Modern Art club Friday.
Ms. G. NJ Connolly entertained the
Mas Wilma Lama who is a student At
tho university Ht Norman his year spent
tho week end u Eul with ber parents.
Nc and Mr.. y. a. Lamar.
has been Rueat az ihc home ~ hpr par
ent. ~ aud MrS u. Hardlug, returned
Frotessor aud Mrs E. %. Price announce
have given the name Thradprn Glenn. Al
ready the brothers ard sisters have nick
named The baby. freddy Glenn.
Mrs. Harry Rector was guest
tai ned tho O. g. club st their wcc'ly rook
patty. Top score was made by Mrs. VIII
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
STATE SOCIETY


sl,..rn.f better uf... Iunr and serious
r .rH .. T...v Wr.r ha4e ro.
u s...H. ......UY.r BOO
|.....
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d. 3D. H....aI. I,.r E.s. fl TU.aH uu
. ... H... ..U.UF fIl
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.... fr'"...t 'uu t ... H..tH stay H
'"N H.I N'H' "..
..Ir,d pI.l Two uu.a rf bridge WsIueaa
.#. ...tr.Hr
H.a. I.H|.. Patterson Isr returned
...w o. tau n...s Welt .u UaIaH #u.'r
.Y,.rl aou.t.r.
AiIHf LuHU.tn uaf,a has returned tom
... asa called .l account pi f.u H,4|I.
.. t friend
NH 90. We '.n returned f.w 'HV
,f.n Flyrr o., Hr anI Size uaIpu
IYgu.s.
E..a Do $751; UurIaIr uuI mru, SON
.I. .|st.f. ST.. HHpuIHIr.a UHF.uta
80. uH H.a t.ri Uuui loo a. raul
Hur
.. ... ,Un tr srt kir MaE
.,.a ,t.. ...,, u,.,.r has. o..
..n.H t... ar#I.Il Httar .tIHf. .Htr
Hr.. COLLECT Ug fu. death OF N. browns
0l|N.. I U fr.su.
.IH. b.. 30 ..|r ..I.Ir..ItU ..It. s
H.uur. UIrI. N.r... rIpUt. COMMUNICATING
I.r husband f|.. .......r br.rr tI. UIftU.
Hs. t.t.., .,.. ...I I.. ,.rIf
... E N.u. .utart4ir,l with an
.rfurr.4I hfHl. ulu. 30 th, grIUuFr
a..ff...Ht. VIM. HII. suUtrf G.uuau.
r' -I L.aIH 3D.. .n. honor lu.tl
Nf. a. Dr. v,..IlI. ,ufrrt.Iut.I rt H
.ttr IIt... ,f..|.. fr homo, .r I.r Nf.
..UI tII V...r... to..rs ,,..u laid f1r
sid
u.. I.I. 3D. ..1t entertained the
.. I .. H. n b. 3D. ..l . i... .44II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Alra A. g. uertrain, sunday. visited hcrl
brother. ruu Bart In Tulsa.
Airs. carey Caldwell. sunday. enjoyed al
Welt from Mr.. ana airs WbHno of hdNset
ms Fedcratcd Missionary society wnli
rbnder prusrsn a. ;hc chraaan churcnI
ArWiaiicc day.
ing successful revival at smith school
house. with the Baptist church.
Mrs lamca E Metennoll gave 4 con.
ccit at uluolaCkct friday evening tsr
the MrthDdWt church here.
Mrs Tom Evans of warrnsburg Mo.
snd Mrs. John Roe " g. i.oets are suea'a
uf their brother. ". NJ Malone,
Mrs e. ] Elliott NJ Commerce was q
guca sunday at the home " NJ. and Mrs,
Mrs Effio cornatEer IL receiving a Walt
from her daughter. Miss Ndslia Cornntarr
Mr and Mrs John Lawrence and J. "
Conner left Wednesday BY automobile Tor
bcnedict KAN 20 be gone several days
tan Wednesday morning to attend the pdd
Fellow and Hcbeksh Wt"tngs
Alss Betty tsioy spent saturday ana
sunday with hnr parents. Nj. ana Asra. ".
D. ,otgyt IrtutuuB Monday Co the uni-
tauuogat Tenn. frim which place he VIII
80 10 Roanoke Va" Tor "a Visit with o'd
Friday bIIornuuu at hucrast country
club MpsduHlts Tom w. Eihgway. Arthur
Holman hu li'rN ~ aud Roy Natnrt
After spendlug a vrck with h,r par.
rnts. MI aud Mrs. Martin ruHrr, Mrs. j..
ll krom returned "wednesday 60 fhot
Mrs Auna Abornathy entertained q
number ~ young FOLKS 1hutaday vvcnihs
Ht her home on South lhumpsuu street.
for the birthday Of her daushtor Ina.
r. u butgr spent luasiW ana N,a
state insurance DEuuts m#tu1H aut Na.
liius Win h- urothcr-in law, Governor
Mrs, j. H. cUrd of TULSA visited sat
urduy ana suuday nt che heme % nor
tistcfs. Mrs. j. r. Campbell and Mrs. $. l.
day by hgr mother Mrs. Hester NIUfnH1
j. q, Hvrd and family ut sou Antonio
Tesa,s. src mo'ing into q re,idcgcc At "a.
vauo here " joan thc force at The Berger
Miss Myrtle Grcaham. public health
nurse sud her mother. the N'gr mNns
just atfN,l from Frederick Mo, have
rented house on south srr"t and MI.
Airs j. Is. Taylor president ~ the EAni
and Nehehaba. and Mradamvs honty J"u
Eius 0ud Pony start delegates tf'm VI
niia iUdEo Wednesday attrudyd tho meet
ms Of that association at theo'iah
Niles Media Hall ,s taking per vacation
from the county clerks of,ict ,his week
Rom byrd who recently went tu 60
prkb. Kan. Co engage tn business. rv
turutd Monday 60 that place after q shcr
Wait with relatives and ulunl7 here
Saturday the 80 members 90 tho taculN
uf the \I.ItA public schools VuJuHyl D.. ..
uir on ono Spaviuaw IlNor ln the p'l1Whi
llNH about .a miles sputhWrHl uI Niulib
They l.N early in 'hv morning oud ~"
tu.urd au'ut suudoWn. making tnc tr'p 30
Iua Jun,a. Endeayornrs uf the Presby
i.UHu .uHr"n enjoyed masked psr.'
Iu..1uY evening OF The church Mtul
EHw.a uur, played and tho Urotruquv AN,
Sits NauIt Hale who is iu .hatge ut tu
iHniH.e. O., ,ed "ppiva and cu"RioH Co tH
Wu. N.|r snorthuI- uradanav com
IuH.r OF H"ura. who Us nn nor way TO- lll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

There have been various explain.
tions OF the phrase: Mine tauars
make a man. but tho second word
Is corruption OF tellers. a "tel..rt
was In anci nc days a stroke OF tN.
passing bell' OF the parish church
Three tcllers gave notice OF tho
death Of a child ak OF a woman ana
nine OF man. when the parishon \
era would count the maximum NUM-
Der OF strokes. their natural remark
would bc, "Nine tcilers make d
man"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

t. j. Dl.R has returned from b ION
.JBys business trip Co Sew York
Mlss MarEarJt Lamb a NHitiug tu
JHWsgu KAN.
uuerouo n NJ. where shu viii spend
the winter.
asye n Memphis ana other points M
YtuuHsEUg.
I'm tr,ubI. the first of thr week.
ia sthmldt manager uf the Couutrf
.t,ih A. tr 81 Louis. wher" te vas Vs tgd
.N' ..t.,.fs illness ~ o. sister.
"Mrs' Charles V, r'rfirr ha7 r'ne q.
Munrnyia, ceA, wnf, ,.fyr.
Niss Martha Amen - reported ~ b
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

little daughter. Anna Mac.
tF were married tn chandler saturday u
last week GLADYS is the oldest daughter
~ Mr.. ana MrH John simWa % the sim
clair OH station here. and H1bert is the
only child 0f Mr.. and Mrs. David T. way
" Topeka. Kan. Their many friends Join
in beat wishes for thalr future happineHs
curtis FaWIwef attended the pie sup
per at Midlothian FRIDAY night
o. attended,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

Viola Abbott Following this affair MlFs
penrlnFtln has keeG .Ae ==-!. 'eG. g 49,.
social suurtraioH tho most prcteuflOus ot
which being 20 miscellaneous shower sppn
sored by MrHdamcs Roy Mcks"han and
Harold HHby a iino party with Mrr N.
blanchard nuf Nlsa Lena Wood Haft
80 hoafHHHaH houoriuE Miss Pennington
was followed By reception by hesdsfuee
Melville Martin and Nlrgl Pennington al
the Iaffer'H home
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Curtain Nets
S2.2I and S2.48

Penn-Terre and AmeriN Quaker Craft
Lace Curtain Nets, in dainticst TO
most ornate reproductions of the an
tiques and all classical periods, spe-
Cial prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Chateau Repps
The YGrd-9Sc and SI.39

Mercerizcd Chateau Repps--3G inches
wide These fabrics are nf superior
quality, the designs are new and uligi-
nal and reflect the best style 'rcu-
tiuns OF American and European de-
sirn experts. Special pri'cs yard
Ninety Eight Cents and one ThiIr.
Nine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Quaker Nets
The Yurd--SI.I3

Quaker Craft Filet and Penn-Tcrre
Lace Curtain Nets, in white, Ivory
and Egyptian in newest designs
priced special. yard--Onc Dollar Thir-
teen Gents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
CkiHtz and Sateen
Ydrd-77c and SIC

36-inch Marquisc Chintz and frost
finish sateen drnperies cover wide
range OF new designs that will please
and give satisfactory service FOR al
decorative and upholstery uses, sue-
cial prices the yard - Seventy. Seven
Cents and ElEhty-Onc Gents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Cro'Onne Drnperies
The Yard-58c and 69c

Creionne draperios noted for their
luster and brillianVy the nearest APP
proath 20 fadelcss ,0loTs known. sn5-
rial prices. yard -- Fifty-Eight Gents
aud SiNtY.NuC Cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Curtain Nets
The Yurd-SI.30

The unique position occupied by
Quaker Graft Lace Curtain Nets Ia
easily accounted for in the diversified
LIND OF produced Penn-Terrc and t1let
in wide range to select from, special
price. yard-Opc Dollar and Thirty
Cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Sectional Panel Nets
$I.I3, $3.50 and SI.5S

Sectional Panel Lace Nets. while OF
recent origin will undoubtedly assume
the lead in lace draperies. adaptable
70 any size window, woven in sections
In beautiful Filet Nets OF elaborate
designs Special prices per panel
one Thirteen One Thirty, and Dollar
Fifty Eight Cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
CretORne Draperies
The Yard-f5c

The artistic touch so much desired in
decorating "A home is made easier TO
acquire by the use of our colored
drrseries. Combinations TO harmon
iZe with any color scheme.
36-inch crctonne dropcries in very
attractive designs, special price, yard
--FOrty-i1Nc Gents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Drdpery Silks
S2.70, S2.98, $3.50 and $4.9S

KapOck Sunrast Drapcry silks
superb collection of these lovely
over drapes I'm shades 0f old Rose,
French Blues, Dark Green Gold, Tan
Mulberry. and Grtys. AS and 80 inches
wide, Priced special per yard,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Quaker Nets
The Yard--90c

Quaker Craft Lace Curtain Nets in
White Ivory and Egyptian in the plain
and lace edges in assorted pleasing
designs Special, yard-Ninety Cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Curtain Nets
The Ydrd--S2c

quaker Craft Lace Curtain Nets in
White, Ivory and Egyptian In choice
new designs Special price yard
Eighty-Two CCnts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Lace Nets
The Yqrd--45c

Quaker Craft Lace Curtain Nets lu
White and Ivory, neat small designs,
special price--Fo Fouy-FiNc Cents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30

French Madras draperies, "A inches
wide. These beautiful hangings of
extraordinary merit, In wonderful
choice designs ana color combinations
make them exceptional values, priced
special, by the yard.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-30
Curtains, the Pair
1898, Sf.67 and $6.S9

NVAuy- Nhdt IuFNh spTluI
Ready made Marquisottc and Brus-
sells Net Curtains, pa yards long. lace
and insertion trimmed special per
pair--1hrCc Ninety Eight, Four Sixty
seven aud Six Eighty Nine,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-05
FLAN IS MADE TO
save DOGS LIVES

IiN,nl,N, Nph osl I, The uanln,
Nallt wilhuui TREND q, hume II IN hay,
a dnnhle ohance for ufe aud lusry In
llncoln l'efme death Icnuhva The
nhrenllu~ dua IN lhls community The
~, and lhe Lancaster county Humane
NoculcN VIII have exhausted e,rry
mrans " molhng lie and limh
The siuk and rrlnplcd VIII have roe
uhllN eMnl,Nui veterinarian AZ their
wll ne q 7 Nmden Nv name, Who
VII devote his ilmr IA SAVING lives
\ tract " hno has hcen sel Anl,lp ~
The hnmr ful ninhan iras, provided
Win Kennels and runwA,s similar 10
the hrvwllns hcnNels VI pedlnrpc slwk.
rhrse Temporary homcH are sanitary
Tho prorr NJ tho rilN nle eumrclrd
thrush mdirNnro to notify thu uelrly
W The plcfvWe NJ s,IaN dos \ rlly
NnhNlNNro answers summons day "
nleM 70
CnlioNs vt hnroln NlsN aN ,GO
hm,cd nnm dvs,ruN ms digs IN any
maNnrr ANY lwtsnn WIN pNlsnns nv
Ia an, other mnnncr ducs away with q
'o9 ~ sNrv,l ~ hcaNy tine,
Twas pnlng m,o tho csr0 NJ The hu
WNNN NslrN MNV niNv,N nine ,r,
vsM vhaNcc VI hndlns homo ,lu,
NtlN nw dOgs h,Nc heeN drHl,uyr,l A
regWMr l1Wklns asrNVN N established
M ,he ws,N,N, an agVn,N TIA, lists ,er
sVNs wanting all classltNNuoNs VI loss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-05

,SNsV s,NMs s,,slNlsM ~ Ms NlgV Nv
NNvs M taNN> wNhN sVss, w a A,,)e
ssNNA ~ Nss Ns>l NNA WAys = nv NVls,s
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