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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
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Wants

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be in Ardmoreite office by 10 o'clock
week days. If received after that hour
ads will be run too late to classify
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cepted only at customers risk and the
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cd in AT our office.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
Put Your Money in Property
and Go Out and Hustle
for More.

and 10 Out ana f1ustie
for More.
ihe best advice 10 give a man that
wants to succeed In this world i
Ia tie up his money IN property and
80 into debt for some more. That's
the way the old.tiiners made their $
and that is the way the wise new
tomer> make theirs.
A neat Groom bungalow. on
Stanley. southwest. Choice
neighborhood. Complete In ev.
ety respect. Price and location
given on appointment
4 wonderful 6room brick
bungalow located on the most
popular street In the southwest.
q real home All built,n Tea.
lures. Complete with double
satage and driveway A place
that viii please the most fos.
tidious Let w. show YOU this
home
A neat fivetcom bungalow ON
NicLish Good location. Drive.
waN nnd garage Price $1,000.
NooJ iNc.roum bungalow with
shade and ftuii trees and rose
garden. \ real up.to.date place.
cluse.in. northwest. Worth the
money
A new tlve.room bungalow
with fireplace and bookcases.
Beautiful castfroni lot Good
location southwest Price seii0.
SiNteen.room apartment house
close in splendid investment
Price ana location given on ap.
pointmcnt.
\ neat siNicom bungalow on
paved street. northwest Com.
pletcly furnished. Small cash
payment will handle. Price $1,000.
LOTS
We have some choice loca-
tions fof those who want 10
build. ranging IN price from
$3.50 to $4,000. II its a home or
lot TO build on. get out prices
and locations before YOU buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
Real Estate
Ardmaore Homa@s

A very fine modern California bun.
ealow. desirably located on large cor
ner lot in southwest Ardmore; contains
six nice large rooms; breakfast room;
beautiful bath room, living room, din
ing room and music room, all finished
in oak; built-in features, etc. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Price and terms
on application
4 good Groom modern bungalow,
well built garage and drive
way: Fourth avenue, south
west. Price -- $4,000
A dandy j-room modern brick
bungalow; east front; large lot
on G. street southwest. Price $GjOO
Neat broom, modern bungalow,
on Bxby avenue, southwest.
Price $4,000
An elegant broom modern Cali
fornia bungalow on McLish
avenue. all finished in oak.
bullt-in features: dandy garage
ana concrete driveway Price $3.50
4 neat new Groom bungalow.
nice high terraced lot east
front on Il street northwest.
Price $500
dandy Groom bungalow: nice
corner lot; On C. street north
west Price ------------------ s4sOO
4 neat 5-room modern bunga-
low on G street northwest
Frlce -------------------- 34OOo
Desirably terms may be had on any
Of the above houses.
LOTS
Three dandy east front lots, only ten
blocks out in northwest. Price $3.50 each.
Four extra fine lots. suitably for fine
homes on Bixby avenue Priced right
for quick sale.
Two beautiful lots, $3.50 each. on
h street southwest.
Two beautiful lots, 81 900 each. on
II street southwest.
One dandy lot. close in. Three blocks
southwest Of new Hotel Ardmore. Priced
close for quick sale.
Whether you buy or not, We shall
take pleasure in showing you any OF
| cur listines.
r. C.. McKIIDDY
Phone 22 l2ela W. Main
1-3
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Livestock
Business Opportunities
Female Help Wanted
Legal Notices

Mrs. Nettie Blake, district deputy Of
the Royal Neighbors Of America. IS
here and will put on campaign in in
terest OF thar order and also the Juven.
lie Department and help from the mem.
bers Of the X. \. Of A.. will be appre-
ciated. Mrs. Annie Butcher, Recorder.
1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
For Kent---KooIns

Phones 794 and 332.
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Automobiles
Help Wanted. Miscellaneous

YOUNG men women. over i7, Tor pos.
tai mail service. $l2O month; eyamin-
atoms May; experience unnecessary.
For free particulars OF Instructors,
write X. Henry (former civil service
examlner) So Continental Bldg Wash.
ngton. ID. {.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02

FOR SALE-one large National Cast
register Call Crigler 1901. 29-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
For Sale


FOR SALE-One large National Cast |
register Call Crigler. 1907. 29-3 |
FOR SALE-Brand new Haynes Tour
ing car, model 45, in ware house,
Oklahoma City. Never been run. win
sell at big bargain. See Y. C.I
Suggs, or call phone GS+. 29-G
--.---------------------
FOR SALE-Westeln Electric sewing
machine good condition, reasonable.
Pair brown Kid shoes size six Phone
G9GJ 29.3
FOR SALE--About 60 feet Of shelving
Inquire at A. Lowenstein Co. 29-3
FOR SALE-Furnituue for five rooms:
washing machine and wringer. cheap.
1l2 street, northwest .l.2
FOR sALE-Full blood bull pups at
12l1 3rd avenue northeast. Il
FOR SALE--Three lots, one 5-room
modern bungalow; see owner at 1+ll
West Broadway. l3
FOR SALE -- Two brick buildings;
seven room nouse furnished. Some
good homes. O. W. Dallas 10
FOR Stabilized baby buggy; ivory
finished; almost new. Reasonable.
call Brown al Sessions Co l.3
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For Rent--flouses
FOR RENT-Rear Of De Luxe Barber
Shop, known as De Luxe Tailor SHOP
2O3 +. Main. 1913
FOR RENT-Seven room house. gar.
age and other out Buildings; so per
month r. c. McKiddy l5Gia West
Main. SO.3
| FOR RENT-6.room house furnished.
Paved street; garage S2J Douglas
boulevard Phone 22s. l.S
FOR RENT-Five room house: also
rooming house close in, Ion sale. o.
w. Dallas. -
FOR RENT-Modern room house.
close in. Inquire ut 229 A ST, south
west. Phone 2l9l w. b Eagle IL
FOR RENT-Turnished five room,
modern house with garage storm
cellar large lot lOOxl5O feet. Gard
IN place fenced House located AZ
1928 West Main street. For price.
terms. etc. telephone 1851. or coll
at 1908 West Main street. l-3
FOR RENT--House rooms and bath.
close in, answer X. care Ardmoreiie.
l-3
| FOR RENr--Four room modern house
with large sleeping porch. Posses
sion today Phone 2212. -
| FOR RENT-Four room 7nodern
house. Furnished. phone llt2
FOR RENr-SiN room house, $500
per month g. W. Groom. Phone
234. after D. IN. lj+S-H. -
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Real Estate
Nomes i'm Southwest
Pretty five room brick, fine location,


Pretty five room brick, fine location,
price $Gj00.
A real home of five very large rooms,
breakfast room, living room, 81, feet
across, brick mantel, price $500;
terms
Six room plastered home, close in on
McLish avenue, price $4,000.
An unusually attractive six room
home, close in, on exclusive street;
price $500.
A five room home. fine location, on
f street, close in; price $4,000.
Six room home on Wheeler St, for
$4,000
beautiful six room plastered home
on ! street east front, pretty flowers,
garage for Two cars; price $500.
We also have many OF the best va
cant lots in the city.
Let us help you select a home.
j. G. Hester
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
Cleaners and Hatters

wANrED-2s suits ana hats a day 10
clean and jys. press and repair. Auto
delivery Phone 3oi. London s,ssr
Dye House. West Main. i.i5.imc
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-02
Poultry and Eggs

BARRED ROCK EGGS for setting, 81
per setting. VIM. Thorogool, College
Hill addition. Phone 1S20-R. 9O-1-mo
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22
CANADA WANTS IMMIGRANTS.

Tic welfare of the United States demands that
we place restrictions immigration. The vast num-
Der Of foreigners already be assmiated, the
economic situation become more favorable before
we can let aliens flock into the country they did
before the war. And vet raise the barrier re-
uctantly as picture the bitter disappointment Of
Europeans people OF the stock an
cestors-who looked America the land OF OPP
prtunity the land refuge from the conditions which
have brought them misery in the old world, and are
now denied entrance.
Il IS with satisfaction that notes another way
for these unhappy Europeans escape from their
fortunate native countries and begin life with
fair chance of prospecting, and certainly With ex-
oelent prospect of improving the lot Of their children
Canada wants the immigrants which we are turning
away.
"A official Of the Canadian Pacific Railway, recog-
nized as authority immigration and colonial
ton. asserts that ban immigration will be a
blessing to northern neghbor she is In much
the same position the United States the be-
SHINING ii the nineteenth century having great un-
developed farm areas in need Of to grow
stus OF the urban people and provide traf-
hc for tHe transportation systems. and expects the
Europeans whom We turning away TO 50 Can
ada instead.
Here is an opportunity then for worthy aliens re-
fused admission the United States TO escape dis
appointment and at THE to contribute the
dey eyelopmeut of a comparatively new country. The
chances OF their making a success Of their venture
probably better Canada than they would be in
the United States
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22
MOST NOTABLE CONFERENCE.

Indications have not been wanting that the dis
conference called by President Harding 20
meet Washington in November would be diuio-
matte meeting of the very first Importance but later
developments strengthen this prospect. The decision
al Premier BRAND to attend head Of the French
delegation illustrates the importance o tie meet
ing ln tie view III the French government and the
Lexl of the acceptance. transmitted bg Ambassador
Ferrick. further proof Of the satisfaction with
which France regards this great opporuniv 10 discuss
vital international affairs fraughr with desirable
consequences TO the peoples Of The world.
Tho French acceptance is mere cold and for
NAL promise 10 attend and part in the dseus-
sion. is and sympathetic message. and
While it naturally does net discuss the hopes ana
of the conference attempt to prejudice its
conclusions. II may fairly be construed extremely
favorable the end sought by President Harding
and the American government. Ambaasador Her
ricks cable to Secretary Hughes reads: Premier
BRAND authorizes to express through you to the
president his appreciation Of the invitation to the
Washing gton conference on November III and to saw
the president that he shall have great pleasure
extending the conference IN person as head OF the
French delegations
cd by other nations. anxious obtain significant
ably be the head OF the British commissioners. In
short. It looks though the gathering the powers
the American capital viii be invested With extra
o~5oary significance. and that its deliberations and
co-oluslons viii 90 down into history as one Of the
most able conferences OF the nations ever held since
The dawn OF the world.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

ison An examnation given the school children in
Boston n1S45 recently put the school children
n communities the United States The re-
suits show the marked superiority Of the pupils of the
present day in their to deal intelligently with
situations calling for thought and Judgment
1t must not be forgotten either that in the homs
the parent who TO do his duty by his children
IS fnding that task complicated than did older
generation At the time when they thought they
were doing their level best by their offspring, what
parents heard from someone who has no chill
dren the admonishing remark. when 1 child
nay parents didn't allow Wild like that
widening Of the school curriculum has it,
origin the growing complexity Of modern ife. It
does not mean a lack OF emphasis essentials; it
means only that in his preparation for life the pupil
be taught variety OF subjects than was
the case formerly.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22
PROGRESSIVE CHURCH MOVE.

No more convincing evidence that needed revival
oF militant religious activity II under could be
Forthcoming the announcement that 50 conserva-
organization the Protestant Episcopal church
has decided advertising to promote the or
ganization general and stimulate eyangelization
Unquestonably the surest means of bringing any mes
sage to the attention the people large the print
ed word the way make certain that the great
number viii place it where it cannot be
overlooked
The church VIII use newspapers for its advertising
This proves the chureh earnest. Every
body reads the daily papers. Everybody reads them
because they assemble convenient form the of
the world promptly inform people OF the great
iey OF interests which keep teeming population
alive and progressive If people see something in the
newspaper they credit It with having value, be
editor exclude mere propaganda
from his columns.
Churchmen for long did not comprehend this. 1t
IS good sign that they have experienced change OF
If they alert aggressive and progressive we
may expect interest the church be vastly simula
ted Church Advertising experiment But it must
systematically pursued and intelligent II worth while
results are be obtained.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22
THE CHILD AND THE SCHOOL.

To these whose primary and grammer school days
fell in the early 9os still farther back it often
If the school today did work effectively
than did It's forerunner. By introducing wat to
elder people lot OF nonessentia subjects Of study the
school seems to ind itself unable put emphasis
the essentials school teachers may argue and show
with elaborate logic and facts that there proof of
1hs assertion: arises OF tendency on the
part of older people the past roseate e
than those in which the present appears them,
and that intimate acquaintance with schools OF
today would dispel this illusion. BUT it -
tle The belief will that ne little red
school house efficient than its larger ana
elaborately equipped successor of today.
To those for whom fact is fact matter fn
which It points Information recently brought
wa BE Iunlinatngs IN the matter of that much
gnawed bone contention the three RS. have come
upon facts which furnish opportunits for
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

interest ed In the development Of
foreign trade Is evident from the
fact that a large proportion Of the
manufactured goods exported from
the United States is produced in
towns with a population Of hfty
thousand or less
And the manufacturers IN those
towns are no longer cropping in the
dark IN regard TO foreign affairs
Practically all OF them are mem
bers Of powerful trade associations
They journey in large numbers from
the small interior towns to New
York or San Francisco to attend
foreign trade conventions, and they
ara duigent readers Of foreign
trade publications
It is obvious that The interior
bank cannot set up elaborate ma
chlnery and an expensive personnel
equipped to answer specific m
autgies regarding foreign trade.
The international bank has, how
ever. built up a worldwide network
Of branches, affiliations and special
correspondents, backed up by STATS
Of experts IN the metropolis, which
is freely offered TO the interior
banker in order to assist him to de-
velop the foreign trade of his com
munity.
There are a number OF ways II
which the interior banker can fos-
ter interest in foreign trade In his
community. The local public libra
~. for instance, can be utilized
most effectively IN foreign trade
promotion
Most important of an, however.
IS the proper organization of the
business men OF the conruunity
The Chamber OF Commerce should
form q center for the foregn trade
activities of its members.
Direct contact should be estab-
nshed with the American CONNER
cial attaches and trade commission
ers maintained by that bureau in
foreign countries Arrangements
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

should be made to obtain regularly
the foreign trade publications Of the
National Foreign Trade Council, the
American Manufacturers Export
Association and Of the large banks
which specialize in foreign trade.
Subscriptions should be made to the
leading export trade Journals For
eign visitors to this country should
be encouraged to visit the local
manufacturing plants. Another ef-
fectve method Of obtaining iufcr-
nation direct from foreign sources
is for the local Chamber Of Com
merce to arrange for the exchange
Of membership and services with
Amer can Chambers of Commerce
In foreign countries.
The interior banker has an impor-
taDt part to play u the develop
ment Of our import trade, as well as
that Of our exports Our depend
ence upon other countries for food
stuffs and raw materials grows CON
stantly greater with the increase fn
our population and the productive
capacity Of our industries
If our foreign trade IS not TO suf-
fer through inadequate financing.
we must give thought TO some form
of long term credits IN order to sup
plement The operations of the inter
national banks and to make liquid
the frozen longterm credits in for
eign markets TO meet this situa-
ton the Edge law was recently
passed. This law gives Us. for the
first time IN our history. financial
orga nizations for the express p1E>
pose Of assisting foreign trade
through long term investments.
The interior banker, therefore,
plays a very definite part in edu-
eating his community in the rela-
don which our overseas commerce.
bears to domestic prosperity and in
pointing out the desirabiliey u such
securities in order to nsake possible
a continuous and Increasing Gov Of
foreign orders.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22
BY FRANCIS H. sIssor,
Vice President Guaranty Trust Com
psnv Of NeN~ York

pany Of New York
"A S a result Of the war, this
"a country has been forced in
to many new Industrial
and financial activities that
reach out into every foreign coun-
try, activities which affect the well
fare Of the smaller communities
nearly as much as they do those
OF the larger cities Manufactur-
ers In small towns throughout the
United States have become inter
ested in the possibilities Of for
eign markets, and they naturally
are looking to their local banks TO
advise them regarding their foreign
trade problems both actual and po-
tentiaL We believe that the time
has come for the Interior bank to
realize that the biggest thing 1t has
40 sell is service, and that one OF
ITS greatest opportunities IS to aid
In the development OF American
foreign trade.
We have learned by recent ex-
perience that the factories OF Amer
lea are today so huge and their out
put at fun capacity IS SO great that
the domestic market cannot regu-
larIy absorb IL 1T IS only by
constant flow OF overseas trade that
we can run full time all the time.
To do less than that means homes
IN American in which the breadwin-
Der IS out of work
Increased orders from foreign
countries tend 70 change the sea
eonl demands to year round de
mands. The manufacturer who has
q market for his goods IN South
America. for instance. possesses a
great advantage. because the sea
sons there are exactly the reverse
of our own. And 50, because the
markets of all the world are great
er and steadier than the markets of
auy one comtr the American man
ufac cturer and merchant must cult
vate the foreign field, and the in
terror bank. In cooperation with
the International bank. must be pre-
pared 70 offer facilities necessary
for the prompt and efficient han
dIiug Of foreign trade transactions
That the interior bank IS vitally
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22
ON THE OTHER FOOT.

shoe sometimes viii get the other foot
been IN the habit OF thinking that
kind OF accident, the street car company,
nterurban company. the railroad is 10 blame
/ have 70 change their line OF reasoning. Not long
there was an accident a traction line in Ohio
man whose buggy was hit by sued the COM
any When the trial, il developed that
asleep in his busy and the horse had
stopped aquarely on the tractk- The company then
turned around and won a verdict against the man
for his carelessness IN riving on the tracks trac-
tioc line In northern Indiana has just collected
bill for damages OF $50 from q reckless automobile
driver who ran into and broke one OF the company
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

This Is called a sports suit by
the designer. but it viii doubtless
grace many more matlnees and
afternoon teas than it will Ep t.
ing events. The coat Of orange is
made on Russian blouse lines and
is hand embroidered in orange and
silver. The skirt is Of heavy, sOft
black material with orange stripes
at eight-inch intervals The collar
and cuffs of the jacket are also
made of the black Of the skirt
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

Doubtless the busiest man in the
state department at Washington, If
not in TIE entire capital, is Sydney
Y Smith. who since 1897 has had
charge Of all matters pertaining
to treaty formalities. He was ap-
pointed in 1881 has served Und.-
seventeen secretaries Of state. and
Tor twenty-one years was chief Of
The diplomatic bureau
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

MISFORTUNE AND calamity sun dog the house
of Hapsburg, says a Vienna dispatch. We had obser
we'd that several Of the members out Of Jobs.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

POST CARD mailed in Pasadena IN 1918 has
been delivered in salem o 1t requires time gather
up Burlesons strayed letters
The Lake County times., 1921-08-22

THINGS they can't have.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-11-21
CONGRESS MAY REACH
ADJOURNMENT SOON
tsv The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.--The hope
OF congressional leaders for adjourn
ment Of the extra session by Thanks
giving day depended tonight, they said.
on whether the senate and house would
be able to adopt the conference report
on the tax bill by Wednesday night,
Although there was some difference of
opinion on this point the general view
was that the session would end this
week.
Leaders said the house would take
up the conference report tomorrow.
Meanwhile the senate will continue
discussion of the Ford -Newberry cleo
tion contest, but with little hope Of
reaching an agreement as to time
for it's disposition.
senator Walsh, democrat, Montana,
planned TO address tho senate on his
resolution declaring the Michigan seat
vacant, and senator Townsend. repub-
lican of that state, expected to speak
in Senator Newherry's defense
senator penrose. chairman Of the
senate finance committee. has notified
witnesses who were to appear tomor-
row before tho committee which is
considering the tariff bin that they
could not be heard. Indications are
that no witnesses will be heard dur
ing the week.