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TIIE DALLAS EXPRESS, PALLAS, TEXAS, SATURDAY. MAY 31, 1919.
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The BIG-SEVEN Oil Company
Capital Stock $60,000
WJTH OFFICE FCRT WCSTH. TEXAS
Are offering a limited number of shares to the public at 15 par value, tolly paid and non-aa-eoshable.
Our holding is In McCuIloch County, the County that hu more deep test drilling and con
tracted for than any county outside1 of the known producing fields. Shallow oil li found In thla,
county at the depth of from 207 to 416 feet Wella producing from 10 to 65 barrel dally. We hare
20 acres located In tract 26, on one of the most promising domes In the county. The Moore Brothers ,
are already drilling in an adjoining tract so you can see our holdings are valuable. We are surrounded
by big companies and expect to start drilling ourselves In the near future. So buy Big Seven now
at ?5 par for this stock Is sure to go to, two for one In a few days. Liberty Bonds taken at par.
The Fort Worth State Bank Is our depository. The officers of our Company are all well known
men. We are operating under a trust control. Dr. W. S. Crosby, president; Dr. N. T. Wallia, treas
urer; Prof. W. O. Upshaw, secretary I Bertran. 1st vice president; J. H. Lee, 2nd vice president; ,
C P. Williams, assistant secretary; O. H. Hard, general manager,
IBOirT I1EGLECT A
1 .RDEIEMC PAD!
Go after It with Sloan
Liniment before it ftets
dangerous
1miT a little- rfnn't
traU, and g ood-by twinge! Same tor
externa ciic, )uua. uujim, 1
at joints or muscles, lameness, bruista.
Instant relief without muncas of
oiled clothing. Reliable the biggcrt
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason of enormous sale.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment.
II IIS I I I .! I . I II I
if fFTtu, l
80c, 60c and $L20
411 1-2 East K!n!!i Strut
Room 11
cDcnaid Building
A few live Agents wanted
THE BIG 8EYEN OH CO,
UVA B. 9U St, PL Worth.
Enclosed find my application for....:
.! shares of the Capital 8tock of
Big Seven Oil Co., at $5 par value fully paid and
non-assessable. Enclosed find $
to pay for same. It is understood you reserve all
rights to refund same if oversubscribed. Please
mall certificate to
Name : '. ....
R. F. D. or Street Address
City State i
TEXVS TOWNS
CARTHAGE.
Cbartage, Texas, Ma 29. Health
Is very good as a whole. We are
glad to note that Buna Gray Is able
to be up again.
Mr. Alma Thompson motored to
Marshall, Tuesday and was accom
panied by his mother, and two sis
ters, Maggie and Nannie. Mr. J. T.
Chadwlck and family attended the
closing at Bishop College and was ac
companied back by their daughter,
Cassle, who has spent the term there.
J. H. Stevenson returned Wednesday
with his brother, Cradle.
Holland's Academy is still in need
of a corps of teachers. These are
some of my regular supporters of the
Expresa: Mary Reddle, 6herman Wil
eott, Farthlna Langley, Lucy Gray,
Willie Langley, Dallas Langley, F.
" M. Macon, and Verton Brown.
Mr. J. T. Chadwlck will leave the
2nd or 3rd prox., for Dallas, ac
companied by H. W. Holt
J. H. Stevenson and James Wallace
-111 install a first-class pressing
shop in Westmorland building. May
Please call thore and get the Ex
press. cbuTch Hotea.
Sunday school was fine and was
well reviewed by Bev. J. M. Carter
of Shreveport, La., then the stu
dents who had been away to achool
for 8 months came forward and spoke
their own way, responded by J.
II. Bteenson and Rev. Carter. At
12:00 o'clock we sat ouiet and listen
ed to a great sermon delivered by
Rev. Carter, theme. "Better Lo Hath
no Man than this that He T-ay Down
his Life for His Friends." This ser
mon was the annual Thanksgiving
of the U. B. F. and S. M. T.
BUSK.
Ruftk. Texas. May 29. Now Hope
school closed last Friday. The
Broughton Pf iple were out n masse.
Mrs. Tennessee Miller Is Ylsltlng
friends In Jacksonville.
IviIbs Esteher Cumbo Is vislt'ng re
latives in Alto.
Rev. Bam Love preached a great
rermon on the 18th Inst
Mrs. Cumbo, MIfb Donle Barnes,
Mrs. Dickson and Mr. Scott Barnes
were the guests of Rev. L. W. Tidwell
last Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. Jennie
nicks are glad to know that her
health Is so tnich lmprc-ed that she
spent U-'i Sunday with Mrs. Geo.
Cook at Broii shfen.
On the 19th of June, there will be
patriotic demonstrations at )elmar.
Elm. Grove and Con Fort In honor
of our, soldier boy The friends iu
tne several local Urba Will turn out
to do thorn honor.
Rev. J. It Henderson has return
ed from Confermce at Plain View.
He reports a profitable session.
.".'Mr. Waiter Scott of Broughton,
jras (struck by an automobile and re
ceived serious tahiiles. His friends
pray that h? ray recover.
Bradutaw Sunday school. Mr. Sher
man Martin. Supt. M'ss Mannie Bat
tle. Mesdames Bniton and Jones,
teachers. Rev. McDowell, pastor.
..-., -Mr. Fa Egbert is on too ttck
. list , .
Rev. S. GaiMer, preached an ex
cellent sermon last Sunday.
The asylum will be ready for 1,000
InrrvatMt hv the 15th ri"OX.
Rct, Mr. McKellar is an earnest
worker In the Presbyterian c lurch
at De'mar. .
MinSRAIL.
EEKDEBSOIf.
Henderson, Texas, May 29. Mrs.
Isabella Tally has been confined to
her bed for the passed 7 or 8 weeks
died. May 24th at the age of 27,
married quite young. She waa use
ful in bloom of life and active. She
mingled In all high circles for ad
vancement She proved worthy and
efficient to any task.
Dr. E. L. Harrison of Marshall,
former pastor of Mother Zlon, spent
a few days here, members and friends
also preached a series of sermons,
crowded house each night
Dr. P. W. Wesley went to. Luf-
kln to deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon to the graduating class. He also
report foreign mission convention at
Beaumont good. Collecetlon $200.00.
Dr. A. R. Calhoun filled appoint
ments here last Friday night
Mr. Andrew Mennefee and Mrs.
Lizzie Smith married May 20th at
home of bride.
Mr. Williams Redwlne and Miss
Holen Reedy eloped last Saturday
night and became husband and wife,
Rev. Wilson, officiated.
CniCKASHA,
called on the Mecca force. Mrs.
Alice Jonea S. 2nd street spent a
few days at Prairie View. She ac
companied her raughter, who is a
student there home. Mr. Dennis,
Llttlejohn is in Wichita Falls, for a
few days,
Mrs. Williams is the guest of Rev.
and Mrs. J. F. Williams. Miss Mabel
Alexander is home after a. very suc
cessful school closing at Whitney.
Among the first thing called for is
the Dallas Express. Moore High
school crossed bata with Marlin
high school at Marlin, Friday, scores
6-3 in favor of Marlin.
Contractor J. C. Ashford has about
finished three houses for Dr. Frl
dla, on Kellum street E. Waco. Dr.
Fridta la making extensive repairs
on his residence, S. 8rd street
Central Texaa College closed a
very successful session last week.
Many visitors in attendance, among
them Rev. and Mrs. Prince of Italy.
W've Found The Secretl
BEOwmrooD.
Brownwood, Texas, May 29. Sun
day school and morning services at
all churches Sunday were good.
Rev. 8. G. Graham, P. C, M. E.
church has Just closed a successful
rally. .
Rev. H. A. Lynch, P. C, A. M. E.
church has his rally under way. The
Tribes are all working to the in
tense rivalry and areat result r
expecieo. Tne
' BrOWnWOOd f!nlnru1
Chickasha, Okla,. May 29.-Servlce. 0Traduat-. mT.'.
were well attended Sunday at the Miss MiMreH hmt wCT'lrJ1 '
various chnrrhes of the eitv ii Muared cotton. The graduation
I ".!J Lt. i.r ??1 reflected credit on the
Se grest Vxerclsea in the Wstory MS25r Vt" " .F.
of tho achool. 4 graduates received ilvVred thrZ. r'.
fhu rfiiml fn, i5h .r.A- vera. the graduating address and
Ml VirgTe i Virdee Clark. MtaJ JJ't, h" ddre"
Geraldlne Dlckerson, Miss Wilma WrH8I V 5S?itiMMtor"i"
tv.n. ph Tom. r018e" the Junior children Wed-
BowIesT Presentation of diploma, by m Johnson Wm?r Phim h6
Prof. N. J. Ceasar of Shawnee, Okli. mI M.'
C.as. address made by Dr. W. A. J. 11?
uumock. mrs. uaniy ana miss oi- trAlnoH uri.. iphkv V ,7.
Una left Saturday for Missouri and fen-Mh" Ham"ton '
New York. Mr. ind Mrs. Ben Hart ueMtoatonnTf 0fSam"
made a flying trip to Kansas City, . mi "Slie0Sl2i h.A' IeM8'
" ... v 1 1 BW,
teacher of the school at Menard,
Texas, la visiting Mr. and Mrs. R.
F. Hardin. Mr. Tom Carr haa re
turned from Wichita, Kans. Miss
Kobbie Clark has returned home
from Austin, after spending a sess
sion In Samuel Huston College.
Miss Pai'la Sprlggs of Lampasas
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Huling.
iwycr t.
Friday night Mr. James Hendrlx
has returned from Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Lula H. Foster will leave Sat
urday for Cushing, Okla. Mr. ' and
Mrs. Marion Young are all smiles
since the stork visit id their home
22nd and loft a fine baby boy. Mrs.
Liza Jones, wifo of PaB'or D. D.
Jones visited her daughter in Okla-
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor are re- T '7,r' V ;- .."" Bl
rn.Kl.llng their home on Henderson. ZVZ1"," uu4 BI
um ativiuuuu. hid t fiii. ii. m j m i r
jsle audience. His address waa great
jOue mat win ion' be remembered
.and by all who htard it Mrs. Will
Pitts is visiting in Lampasas and
Marun, Texas,
WACO.-
Waco. Texas, May 29. St Paul
A. M. E. Church, Rev. Z. F. Williams,
pastor. Sunday school was weil at
tended, enthusiasm ran high.
No services at 11 a. m, as all at
tended the Faccalaureate ser.non at
?aul Qulnn Coi'ege. The Baccalau
reate sermon preached by Dean Bur
fan waa of the highest class. It. was
replat with th night, logic and Chris
tian instruction. The single; was
excellent Collection $165.00 at 8:30
? m., the Federated Labor Union
hid the ennual sermon pr ached
at St Paul, Rev. J. F. Willlama was
at his best and ail decided aiter the
exercises that he waa a union man.
rnr by Mrs. Greg, "Duty of Wo
mt to Man," showed thought and
careiul preparatloa also the presenta
tion of the gavel to master of cere
uionles, W. K. Holloway by Mrs. L.
R, Roberts waa very unique. Address
by B, F. Sherrod showed that he waa
very eoniersaat of the Labor move
ment .Mr. Dukes, r resident of Re-
tall Merchant Ass'n atade some point
ed remarks, quit a crowd waa in
attendance.
Mrs. B. V. l olloway rendered a
mimical anlMttlntL
I Mrs. a L. Perry, who hts Just
i returned
from t. trip to Chicago,
Marah'L Texas, May 29.-The Mo- : ;"J
i-r will have their an- Streeter, I1U two weeks In
J.? ; ,... :- . nm. New Yorti City, three weeka In
j,aMiPi ;" " " k u Mr hearts of the vast audience. Many
Kcv. Ed Kelley preach ltMr. utonAtnm the
Boa Ih. remains aooui u. P,B, " -f , etZn tMtZ.
A. J Moon High school will have
their commencement Friday, May 30.
Tho graduating clars, 22 in number
la the large In the history of the
school. .
T?ev. Ii L. Harrison ien iur cumo.
The Ilo'y Ghost people are making
rTiid prorens with their new church.
Wilfy University in closing this week
unrter most promifllnK condition a
rtr-t bard year's work under many
1,(ftiuHts. Tli e president seems
to have the mutter lit in hand. Tcrd
co-nfs to us that Is. Joe Kin J was
Bome imt lmprv"Ji.
O. Beard or
ibe bench. The acn-jury oto jot,..
t-.kon tip. T. county court l a
IrTn. thr. non-jrry civil docket
Up"d't!. tttpresa delivered
., ;,. .frr at 5 wnt. per month.
tr'.ind, rleaw p' P--'
m -4 j i-tiry Iiaywwn.1 of BiotiX
r- i"'- iu. i-i in fl,T th" f11"'
' ,. r ; J. II. ITavwwd. M
.. .'; 'r.oM VTi tvr Jefferson.
Kew Hope BopUst Charclu
The attendance was small at th
morning aervioos owing to many
...... ,.. jneomi orraaionfl in ma cirv. nut
's trict Court Oi sarrmuii mamj . - - ---. ---
:,btr1 i.-,V. v n TiAurd of lose present enjoyed a treat aa Dr.
is m pi 'w'- -u"' , i..,, Jankins waa at hia best He socks
fiim Joshja J3:i. subject "Victories
in )ld Age." 'He exhorted the rnrn
her ; that although old age 7ra com
ing on to keep their faces to the
mm, umtlr to work for Christ Md
th uplift 'if the world. The winning
at which the rights of Baptism vsa
administered
Miss Willbus of Oklahoma City
In company "s'th Mm. Dainy Turc-r
No more falling hair, split ends.
nor bad scalp. If "Ovo" Is used ac
cording to direction, the result will
be a beautiful fluffy suit, of balr.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Agents Wanted Further particu
lars, write or phone
W. V TIn.lnofi Hon ft
Phone H. 1162 2414 Caddo St.
Dallas, Texas, 2-8- 6m
LIGHTEN YOUR
DARK SKIN.
KACE MEH AK1) WOMEIf PROTECT I0UE FUTtJEE BT ESDTG
BLACK ASD WHITE ODTTMEKT. BY MAIL 26 SEE
WHAT IT DID FOB YIOLA STEELB
KKE. LUIILA HcDAHIEL.
2302 E. Morse Street,
Greenville, Texas
4CALP SPECIALIST ABU BEAUTY
CULTUKI8T.
All ladiea can have long beautiful
hair. Let me convince you and start
your hair at once to growing. You
get results from the first treatment
Growing Oil, 250 to 60c: Dandruff
Cure. 60c; Pressing Oil, 60c; sent
anywhere prepaid. I also teach mani
curing and beauty culture by malt
Terms reasonable.
Address Madam Luella McDanlel,
2802 B. Morse St, Greenville, Texas.
8-11-tf
"BE A 8ASTETTE GIRX."
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FREE
STYLE BOOK
MAILED TO
COLORED WOMEN
ansrrf llhMtrattona
gtnd iJrrta of ho you
Bisr dreas) WT iaJr
We urt largest
Winufaturer
Of Colored Wo
men' Hair and
guarantee tat u
aciutn on every
article told, or
momyrtfnnded
Thla anlLf ka atnlarhtenhiar tXHUb
back, rultyaruarmntor th bt rnade. aout
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"Samette" makes the hair soft
smooth long and beautiful. Try a box
Learn the Way."
Course taught by mall, - diploma
riven I12.E0. Send vour order tnrinv.
and get edslred results.
"Samette" Hair Grower 40c
"Samette' Pressing Oil 40c
Special prices to agents.
Address SAMETTE MFG. CO,
P. 0. Box 434 Tyler. Texas
Enclose 10 cents for mailing
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STETSON HATS
LADIES' EATS
Cleaned and Reblock
WOOD & EDWARDS
Hat Factory
421 South Ervay Street
Sod'l ITotea,
The call ct the West Party given
by the tribe of Benjamin at the resi
dence of Mrs. Humphra Hall waa a
auicess, enjoyed by. all,
Mrs. Am Hubbard entertained a
few friends with a dinner in honor
of Mrs. Sallie Sm'th. Mrs. Dixie
to Dallas, after an extended vtait
Caldwell and grand children returned
with her daughter, Mrs. R. A. tester.
FODICE.
Fodice, Texas', May 29. Rev. R. W.
Henderson, pastor of the Mt Pleas
ant C M. E. church will pull off a
rally Sunday. Membership at large
are In line with him. Rev. Hender
son will preach the Lpworth League
sermon Sunday.
Mrs. Leo -a WlUon after a few
daya' l'inees Is able to be up again.
Mrs. Jane O'Neal la 111 at her brother,
Monroe O'Nial's house
Prof. H. C lAngrum has returned
home from visiting the closing of
Prairie View achool He met many
friends there and enjoyed a happy
school closing.
Miss Oracle Berry has made her
arrival home from attending school
at Texaa College, Tyler, Texaa.
- NTOCHITA . FALLS.
TKere Is Kothingf Better Nor
Nothing Just As Good.
The warning haa been Bounded not by doctors alone, but coming
from the pulpit aa well. The American women are lst destroying their
beauty with hot combs. Bear In mind that every reputable doctor will tell
you, that you cannot keep hair on your head and( continue the use of hot
combs. The hot combs not only destroys the natural oil which nature pro
vided, but leaves the scalp fevoiioua and In such a condition that it haa
been said that it had its effect upon the mental power. In order that you
may keep the scalp and hair In a healthful condition, you must not disturb
nuture and that la exactly what you do every time you apply the hot combs.
We point you a way In order that you may have straight long luxurioua hair
without Injury to your health and hair. IX you don't know thla, it la time
for you to convince yourself of thla fact It la better that you Investigate
Kap-o-line before buying another hair preparation than buy another hair
preparation and investigate Kap-o-line later, aa it la better that you buy
Kap-o-une ana do satisnea.
THE SAP-O-IME WAY TO SAKE K50TTT KIXKY IIAUt STRAIGHT
I EAST AKD SIMPLE.
Before applying Kap-o-line, the head should be thoroughly shampooed
with Kap-o-line Suampoo, thla puts the hair and scalD in a clean antisentio
condition. Then apply snow white Kap-o-line as you fall asleen rubbing
well into the scalp, in the morning give the hair a good stiff brushing apply
Kap-o-line every night for six nights brushing every morning thorouehlv.
ai ue ena or me sir nignts anampoo tne air again and then continue the
treatment ot Kap-o-line every other day which keeps the hair straight and
in good condition at all times to come. If you hive sot looked yourself
over lately after six ulghts of this treatment you will see for yourself the
most beautiful transfigure of yourself, a living picture that you will admire,
hair absolutely stralgat fluffy, full of life, jet black, glossy, not greasy nor
gummy, the kind of hair you love to touch. Just such hair you are promised
once you start the use of Kbp-o-llne.
Price of KAF-O-LEffE, 86 Ontaj KAP-0-LOE SHAMPOO, (0 Cents,
sold by most druggists or mailed to any addreei upon receipt of price and
your druggist's name. Mannfaetared by
STONE & COMPANY,
Perfumers. Dallas, Texas. Agents Wanted.
w
I was with blackheads, freckles and sunburn. No other remedy
bleached me as Black and White Ointment ' I will never use any
thing else Dear friends, if you want beautiful, soft amooth akin
try a box of Black and White Ointment Viola Steele.
Be attractive. Throw off the chains that have held you back
from prosperity and happiness that rightly belong to you. Apply
Black and White OintmtJt (for white or colored folks) as directed
on package, to your face, neck, arms or hands. It la very pleasant
to the skin and has the effect of bleaching dark, sallow or blotchy
skin, clearing the skin of risings, bumps, pimples, blackheads, wrin
kles, tan or freckles giving you a clear, soft bright complexion,
making you the envy of everybody. Black and White Ointment la
ahead of many other preparations, which only covers up pimples or
eruptions. Black and White Ointment removes and heals them.
Sold on a money-back guarantee. Two sizes, 25c and 60c (large
size contains 8 times as much as smaller size), sent by mail.
FREE
If you send $1 for four boxes of Black and White Ointment a
26c cake of Black and White Soap included free.
Address Plough Chemical Company, Memphis, Tenn.
Black and White Ointment sold everywhere.
AGENTS MAKE A GOOD LIVING
representing us. Apply for territory and special deal. Black and
White Ointment provides a chance for you to make a good living.
No exerience required. Black and White Ointment sella fast and
easy.
WHITAKER'S CAFE
1609 Jackson Street
xUbbct TtHrhter and Better than ever. Meals to suit the Docket
book and in connection. Tables supplied with the best the market Z.
- At I OomtIiu llHAVAnl 1 nA TAT Weill VAII tfi A A Oh-
ftUOa,UB 43C1 TW uuvavotiou. vv v wnu ;ou vaaaws ,
Headquarters of Dallas .Black Gianta J
in connection. ENOS WHITAKEb! Prop
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Easiest Payments in Texas
Big Stock of Cheap, Medium, Fine and Sacond-Hand Furniture
to select from.
I THECRAZlERCDRNITDREf 0
I 1 HE 1 AY0RITE I URNITURE j
2526 Elm St, Phone Bell M. 7828
Wichita, Falls, Texas. May ?9.-Miss
Brnlce Trimble, Mr. George Floyd,
MIbs Blanche Spencer, have return
ed from Prairie View. Reverend
J. L. Johnson, Mrs. J. L. Johnson,
J. H. Done Id son, C J. Baker, Mrs.
M. Nelson attended the District Con
ference that convened at St James
A. M. E. church, Daiias, Texaa.
The While Rose club gave an en
tertainment at tho Odd Fellowa hail
on the 18th, reported a Rood success.
Catherine Ryan, Mr. G. Norwood are
still on the sick. iisi.
J. IT. Donaldson la agent Isor the
Express. Have your , news' ready tor
tbij reporter when he brings you
the papr.
When you want the reporter, pime
2219.
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Mm REALTY mi tiEIMWi CHNY
. (Organised and incorporated under the lawa of the State of
Texaa, December. 1918).
CAPITAL S7CCK ($5000.09) FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
We purchase or sell real estate; erect or repair houses; and
- advance money on the same.
We guarantee prompt attention to all matters, big or little;
and, a strict compliance with, business principles.
OUR MOTTO: "Quick Salea and Little Front" Call off or phone
CHAS. BRACK Elf S, Manager,
Phone Edgewood 2736.
Price A. Wren, ; . X. M. Bodffen
" Fre"nt- n 4V Secretary.
F. C Eutherferd, a-8-6m
1 Treasurer
IS YOUR HAIR SHORT
BREAKING OFF, THIS OB FALLING OUT! IS I0UB HAIB
DRY AND WIBTI DOES TOUR SCALP ITCH! HATE TOU
MORE THAN A NORMAL AMOUNT OF DANDRUFF!
If so, you should at once begin
using MADAM N. A. FRANKLIN'S
HAIR GROWER.
No matter how many hair prep
arations you have tried without
success, you should not become
discouraged and give up before
giving Madam N. A. Franklin'a
HAIR CROWER a trial, for it la
dallv growing beautiful and mote
luxuriant hair for thousands of.f
women who had tried numbers uf
other remedies without success. It
will do the same for you.
Madam Franklin manufactures
her own hair .preparations and she
haa demonstrated their true value
by actual experience. She say a:
"1 have successfully used my
HAIR CROWER and PRESSING
OIL In my large beauty parlors
for a number of years and have
women In Texas, whose hair I
have grown 8 inches In 10 months'
time." The picture in this ad
shows the hair after beiig treat
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A DIPLOMA FROM ME
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Thoee desiring to learn the art
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Growing, I will teach my ayaem,
personally or by mall. Diplomas
given upon completion of pre
scribed course.
I Maintain Up-to-date Beauty Par Ion wltk all Bo4en aaa Military
conveniences at 806 9th St, Fort Worth, Texas and 80 Prairie
Avenge, Honston, Texaa. Dept C
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By doing your trading; at A. Harris & Company. You get one certificate for every
25 cents and when you have 60 certificates yon can get t book containiuo; six 5c tickets
$ and two 10c tickets free of charge. We will accept these tickets same as cash.
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