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DAILY ARDMOREITE
Friday. November 30, 1917.
SOUTHERN PINE MILLS WORK NIGHT AND DAY
TO DOUBLE SHIP TIMBER OUTPUT FOR NATION
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Aroused to the necessity ofj
irreater efforts if the nation's wooden
Seet plans are not allowed to
tar. dangerously. Southern lumber J
manufacturer this week inaugu-,
frated a speeding up program by,
which it is hoped to increasa the out
put of ship timebrs from 850,000 feet
(to 2,000,000 feet a day. Mills whicr,
liad never before cut a stick of ship
(timbers are overhauling machinery I
land installing new eauinment with a
Srfew to contributing their part to
the country's defense work. Many
of the larger plants will run night
and day until the government's re
quirements have been fully met
With the centralization of all
lumber activities on shipbuilding
comes announcement by the South
ern Pine Association that a general
campaign of instruction will at once
be Mgun among mill superintend
ents, loggers, and lumber workers
generally, whereby maximum results
may be attained and waste elimi
nated. Thousands of colored placards are
being printed, to be postei! up at
mills and in mill towns. One of
these placards reads: "Win the War!
RUSH material for Ships!"
Lumberjacks miles oack in the
forests will soon be eatinc their din
ner to the accompaniment uf patri
otic oratory.
The Souther.- Pine Association has
engaged f.he sen-ices of a number
of forceful speakers to visit work
ers in the woods and mills through
out the South.
Cypress manufacturers have of
fered to produce some of the extra
large size timbers which are difficult
to obtain in pine. "Every piece of
express possible of conversion into
shipbuilding timbers will be so util
ized," said George E. Watson, sec
retary of the Southern Cypress
Manufacturers' Association. '
"Lumbermen realize as nsver be
fore the tremendous responsibility!
that devolves on them in connection:
with a restoration of the world's1
merchant marine," said J. E. Rhodes,
secretary-manager of the Southern.
Pine Association, today. ."Without,
an appreciable increase in the pro
duction of new ships we cinnot hopo(
to win the war. l or, in spite of the
fact that the submarine campaign;
has been brought more nearly under
control than some months, ago, thai
submarines are now sinking ton
nage at the rate of 150,000 tons a
week, while America's production oft
new ships has been only 60,000 tons;
a week. This disparity must be'
f overcome. '
"Now that lumbermen are fully
awake to the conditions, however,
thsy may raj expected to do their
full duty. By extra efforts, we hope'
to make up for the time lost. ?n I
have the wooden shipbuiMci
gram fav ahead of schedule t . .
middle of next year."
LACKLAND SELLS
MANY CHOICK
U)TS
Col. RufUB J. Lackland auctioneer,
yesterday afternoon .sold ttie first of a
large number of residence sites on Mix
by and McLIsh avenues, under the di
rection of Edwards Brothers, managers
for the Simpson Realty Company.
There was a large crowd In attendance
and at times the bidding was spirited.
Some exceptional bargains were secur
ed and many choice locations were dis
' posed of.
The first of the two Ford cars given
away at the sale was awarded to Wil
liam Snedden. Another car will , be
awarder" today.
Colonel Lackland concluded the sale
of lota with thin afternoon's offerings.
The sale began at 1 o'clock.
PREDICTS END OK EAST
. AFRICAN CAMPAIGN EARLY
London, Nov. 30. The end of the
East African vajnpaign before Christ
mas is predicted by the Reuter corres
pondent at Ndara. He declares that
the German commander In chvf will
either be a prisoner or in exile by
that time.
NURSING THE WOIXDEI).
TO ADDRESS I NION
LAROR
MEETING
AW IX Patterson, representing the
Union Defense committee, of Sao Fran
cisco, which Is providing funds for the
defense of Thomas J. Mooney, accused
of planting a bomb which Injured mem-
members of a street procession. In in
the city. Sir. Patterson will address a
mass meeting of organized labor at
the union headquarter. I. O. O. F. hall,
at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. The meet
ing will be open to the public.
Ardmoreite want ads bring results.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE
When one works for money, spends his hours of labor and self
denial for it, he wants to put it where it is safe. He does not want to
lose it. The savings bank Is about as safe as any human institution
can be. It is supervised by the civil authorities. It is safeguarded by
its directors. It has every assurance of tradition and environment
IT IS THE HIGHEST TTPE OF FINANCIAL SECURITY.
STATE NATIONAL BANK OF ARDMORE
"The Bank with the Chime Clock"
It takes strength and courage to
nurse the wounded. Every woman
should make herself fit for war's call I
at home or abroad. Health and strength
are within the reach of every woman.
They are brought to you by Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Take this med
icine, and there's a safe and certain
remedy for the chronic weaknesses, de
rangements and diseases peculiar to the
sex. It will build up, strengthen and in
vigorate every "run-down" or delicate
woman. It regulates and assists the
natural functions.
At gome period in her life, a woman
requires a special tonic and nervine.
If you're a tired or afflicted woman,
turn to "Favorite Prescription" and you
will find It never falls to benefit. Hold
in tablet or liquid form. Send Dr.
Tierce, Pres. Invalids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute. Buffalo, N. Y.. 10c for
trial pkg. tablets.
You will escape many ills and cl-ar
up the coated tongue, the sallow com
plexion, the dull headache, the lazy
liver, if you will take a laxative made
up of the May-apple, leaves of aloes,
root of jalap, and called "Pleasant Pel
lets." (Adv.)
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
WANTED Twenty-fU-e good reliable
families to pick pecans at home; good
pay. Phone or call on us for parti
culars. Purity Pecan Plantation Co.,
South Washington St. Phone 1183.
30 J
WANTED Girl for housework: no
washlnc-or Ironing. Phone 1416 r
220. !Mrs. Kitto. 0-3
WANTED Forty young ladles and
women for steady work at our fac
tory: good pay: light and steady
work. Purity Pecan Plantation Co
factory Bouth Washington. 30-1
New Victor Records
for December Will Be
Here Tomorrow
Come in and hear them.
Lots of good numbers.
D A CC FURNITURE nr
DlADD and CARPET W.
Talking
Machine
Kansaa City Uventork.
Kansas City, Nov. SO. IUX1H: Uc
cttlpts 10,000, 9 to 10 lower; heavy 17.40
4tl7.0; light lK0(tl 17.30; pigs 15.50
ti 16.25. CATTLE: Receipts 6.0H0. In
cluding 800 southerim. Steady, I'rUnn
feil (.teem U.tnti 15.50; dressed beef
steers 1 1.OOiij H.!H; southern steeis 7.00
i 10.00; cows 5.501 10.50; lieifeis 0.50
111 I 50; atockers 6 5iMi150 calves U 50
il2 00. SHEKP: Receipts (1,500, lambs
l.2i 17.00; yeui'lingd 1 .& U Oil;
Wethers 11.6U 13.00; s'.ockers 7.00
il 17.00.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Chicago. Nov'. 30. t'nfavoi'aM
Weuther conditions today gave a little
strength to the corn market. Cars In
liberal numbers, however, were being
supplied to western roud.i which later
led to a reuctlon. Trude was almost
entirely of local character. Opeiilni
prices, which ranged from 1-8 cent ofi
TOWER'S FISH BRAND
REREX SLICKER
Practical as
plow, and just
as necessar
Make every
rainy aay
count.
Waterproofs
Abaoluio .
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to M rent advance with the January
1.21 to I 21 1-3 and May Ms I s to 1.19
were followed by slight general gains
and then a moderate downturn,
Oats.
Jjuger receipts weukened the oats
market after some firmness at the
outset. Betterment of the car situa
tion atti'Hctd much notice,
'rovlsloiiH.
Provisions gave way to declines In
the value of hog. Meprenslon whs
chiefly In luid.
COTTON.
New Orleans. Nov. 30 The pence
talk contained In the. day's political
new caused K buying wave on the
opening of the cotton nurketi beie
todnv. which put prl.ea 2i to 26 points
up In the first half hour of bUNlneh.i.
A Woman's Duty
r... h kAt-lnnlnir of tlmO. It httS
bean woman's aphero in life to rear the
future generation. Three peneratlons of
expectant mothers bave aided nntura by
the regular uie of the. time-honored ex
ternal Application. "Mother's Frlond .
This safo and reliable emollient softens
the skin of the abdomen; the muscles ex
pand easily and more naturally when
baby is bom. and this liniment is the
greatest contribution of science, to a hap
py motherhood.
"Mother's Friend" la the prescription
of a famous phyelclan who preecrlbed it
in his obatetrtcal practice for over forty
years, and is of such a helpful and nat
ural nature as to be In every way neces-
... ...r.tni tnnther. All reliable
druRlBts supply "Mother's Friend .Apply
St yourself to the abdomen and breasts
rdg1.t and morning. Write the Bradlleld
Regulator Co.. Dept. L. 200 Lan.nr Build
inir Atlanta. Ca.. and they will send you
a little book brimful of eclentlflcally pro
pared information, without charge. Writ
for It by all means, and do not fan to a tl
Mture by the ue of "Mother's Friend".
Ask for a bottle of "Mother's Friend" at
your druggist' today.
The market was held within bound by
crop eetlmate or u.isi.uuu uaies, noi
InuluilliiK liuterH.
I'KORIXK.
Kantian City. Nov. SO. Huttor, eggs,
txiultrv: unchanged. Potatoes: Pleudy
$1.7S4il.S5.
ro.u. c.xum is pkam'k.
I"arls, Nov. JO. Htrict economy In the
use of coal In France is necewuiry this
winter In order to avoid a s.iortage.
This Is iM-lna accomplished by the I
nuance f "Mil cards with which an
amount Js allotted to each family with
a limit of 2 pouniis a month lor
families up to four iwi-hohh.
Notice to All My
Customers
Beginning December first, will sell for cash. Ab
solutely no credit. It will pay you to buy at these
prices. These are sonfcj specials:
2 pkgs White Swan oats. 25c
Mission brand fruits, all Kincis
2 cans best Standard corn
5 bars white laundry soap
Matches, per box
Okra, per can
Large can asparagus
Gallon glass jars kraut
1- lb Boy Scout coffee
2- lb Old Hillside
K llw Ppnhprrv coffee
OK flon rincf Tniif 20C
Macaroni r 2 for 25c
Spaghetti, 2 for 25c
Dried beans, all kind3 J 17c
2 cans 1-lb pink salmon 35c
No. 2 English peas 15c
Large can California grapes 25c
E:: D. Christie
25c
25c
. 5c
10c
35c
90c
30c
55c
$1.00
514 E St. N. W.
Phone 424
The Symbol of Safety to Investors and
the Men Who Make It Mean Something
- This emblem will appear many times in this and
other publications. It means something to every
prospective investor in oil, gas, lead or zinc, because
it represents the integrity and character of the ster
ling citizens whose names are printed below.
Our emblem on an advertisement means that the
Eclipse Sales and Securities Company has consented
,to market the stock of the company thus permitted
to carry our insignia. The importance of the above
statement lies in this fact:
We do not lend our name or efforts, we do not
pledge our reputation to any stock-selling movement
until mir pxnerts have thoroucrhlv examined the com
pany issuing the stock. This examination must show
that the company is properly officered, is neither
under or over-capitalized, has exactly the leases and
production it claims to have, and is so managed that
every investor will receive a full and fair opportunity
to realize.
There are many such companies in Oklahoma. The
difficulty has been for the non-expert to distinguish
them or to secure disinterested advice. The policy
of this company will place the securities of oil, gas,
lead and zinc on the same high plane as any other
industrial.
PROMINENT CITIZENS-STOCKHOLDERS AND OFFICERS OF THIS COMPANY
THK FOLLOWING STOCKIIOI
GEO. C. ALCORN. Scott-Alcorn UruK Co.
J. I!. ni'RWELL, J. I!, nurwell' Supply Co.
W.M. E. BAILEY, Auto Tire Co.
VM. C. HENTLHY, Eclipse Sales & Se
curities Co.
TOM BAUGH, men's furnlKhings.
A. H. I1KOOKS. M?r. Swift's Prod. Co.
C. I). BREEDING, I'arlln & Orendorff Co.
W. C. BEESLEY, Eclipre Sales & Securi
ties Co.
V. H. BEESLEY. Eclipse Sales & Securl
tieH Co.
JOE A. BENTLEY, Eclipse Sales & Securi
ties Co.
FRANK L. CLARK, Aat. Cawhier State
National Bank.
G. C. CA STLEBERR Y, MKr. Pioneer Tel.
& Telegraph Co.
FRED S. COOMBS, See-Treas, The Clas
sen Co.
FRANK C. COOMBS, Eclipse Sales & Se
curjtieii Co.
ROGERS S. COATES. L. C. Smith & Bro.
Typewriter Co.
J. V. CRl'ZAN Dentixt.
U. COOMBS, The Boardman Co.
DR. W. M. CHADWICK, State National
Rank Bid-.
A. E. CARTER, Eclipse Sales & Securities
Co.
F. J. BREMER, Mr. Eclipse Sales St Se
curities Co.
JOE H. DFDLEY. Mgr. Lehlph Oil & Gas
Company.
J- A. DRLSKILL, Mr. Security Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
S. T. DIWCAN. Lewis A Mann Live Stock
Com. Co.
SIMPSON Dt'CK. Maywood Bakery
W. If. DORR. Eclipse Sales 4 Securities
Co.
K. II. ELKLVS, Eclipv Sales & Securities
Co.
C. C. FLETCHER. Mgr. Fl. k Rulrber Co.
,IKKS ARE IMtOMlXKXT OKLAHOMA CITY IU SI. NESS MEN:
-V. II. FRANK, Cotton Gin Co.
I. IJ. FLANARY, Draughon's Business Col
lege. G. B. FINCH. Bour Coffee Co.
E, G. GLENN, Broom Corn Buyer.
O. M. GILLISl'lE, Moco Laboratories.
J. F. HARBOUR, Pres. Harbour-Lonemire
Co.
L. C. HIVICK. Pres. Hlvick Oil & Gas De
velop. Co., Ardmore.
L. C. HIVICK, Pres. Quadrangle Oil Co.,'
Enid.
J. T. Hl'GHES, Vice Pres. HuRhes-Bozarth-Anderson
Co.
CHAS. F. HEIDBRINO, Pres. Okla. Oper
ating Co.
F. E. HARKNESS, Sec. Oklahoma City
Auto Association.
S. C. SCALES. Stockman.
E. B. HUGHES, Beacon Shoe Co.
J. P. HESS, Lnyton Pure Food Co.
V. B. 11AIUVOOIJ, Eclipse Sales & Secur
ities Co.
O. R. HISEL, Ijcal Building & Loan As
sociation. L. E. KNIGHT. Knight Beck Co.
R. A. KLEFECKER. Pres. Orth-Klefecker-Wallace
Co.
II. G. LITTLE, South Side Dairy.
EDWIN B. McKILLIP, Mgr. Morris A Co.
THOS. T. MURRY, Vice President Hlnes
Oil & Gas Co.
J. Y. -MORGAN, Eclipse Sales A Securities
Co.
MOSS. President Moco Laboratories.
MOSS, Moco Laboratories.
MCCARTHY, Dlst. Mgr. R. J. Rey
nolds Tobacco Co.
PAUL M. POPE, Sec. and Mgr. Sammies
Oil Co., Vice Pres Farmers Mutual Co.
V. H. PREWETT, Knight Beck Co.
D. 1). PUCKETT, Eclipse Sales A Securi
ties Co.
J. S. REAVES. Sales Mgr. Eclipse Sales A
Securities Co.
ROBT. M. H(X)TT, Scott Drug Co.
SMITH, Twyford, Smith A Crowe,
attorneys.
T.
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G. C.
S. V.
YV. N. SHELLENBARGER, Registered
Hereford Cattle Farm.
A. C. SE1DS, Dentist, State National Bank
Bldg.
H. B. SHADINGER, Eclipse Sales A Se
curities Co.
SHELLEY A TRACY, President Southwes
tern Adv. Co.
J. S. TWYFORD, Twyford. Smith A Crowe,
attorneys.
T. J. Turner, Bates Adjustment to.
R. II. WILKIN, President Wilkin-Hale
State Bank.
P.ank.
II. C. WEBB, Mgr. Lease Pf.pt. Farmers'
Mutual Oil Leasing Co.
JNO. E. WILSON, Fisk Rubber Tire Co.
J. C. AVILKINS, Real Estate Investor.
These men, also stockholders, are re
spected in their various communities:
W. E. BROWN. Chattanooga. Okla.
C. C. BRYANT, Lawton. Okla.
C. II. BUSER, Dale, Okla.
L. A. BROWN. Shawnee, Okla.
E. G. BURNLEY, State Mgr. Fairbanks
Morse Co., Ft. Smith, Ark.
CHAS. D. BUCKLEY? U. 8. Army.
J. C. CASON, Stephens. Mo.
E. F. COMEGYS, New York Life Ins. Co.,
Ardmore, Okla.
CHAS. HAWK. Shawnee. Okla.
S. A. HOLT, Arkansas Lumber Co., War
ren, Ark. '
C. W. LINTHICUM. State Mgr. Southern
Mfg. Co.. Ft. Smith. Ark.
TOM MITCHAM. Cashier Lehigh Nat. '
Bank, Lehigh, Okla.
PAUL MAIER. District Mgr. Van Dugan
Extract Co., Denver.
W.. E. NICHODE.MUS, Mayor. Drumright.
Okla.
T. M. PHILLIPS, Real Estate, Olustee,
Okla.
DR. A. A. ROBERTSON. Marlow, Okla.
F. O. RAMSEY, Attorney. Wapanucka.
Okla.
A. IL SMITH. Frederick, Okla.
FRANK SAINT. Perkins. Okla.
Write for List of Investigated and Approved Stocks
Fists!. Ae-.:..;
F. J. DREHER, General Manager
511-518 Herskowilz Bldg.
Oklahoma City, Okla.