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Wednesday, January 2, 1918.
OIL AND GAS NEWS OF
THE ARDMORE FIELDS
HEALDTON FIELD OPERATIONS.
Bayou 1!'U. Oil Co, Wortlmm.....
" Ulack Kagle Oil Co...
Otter ("Ml Co. Carter
'urter Oil 'Co. Mobley
. fil ter Oil Co. Mobley .
I'urttr Oil Co. Mobley
i'artr Oil Co. Push
fatter Oil Co. Rhodes
.Carter Oil Co. Khodee ....
Curler Oil Co. Khode .
C nrtr Oil Co. Uhodes
I'arter Oil Co. Ward
. CVrtt-r : Southwestern HartKrove
, Critchlow Krutsler ... .
, Coline Oil Co.-r-Fru'ier ..
.Celine Oil Cp.lones ..
,l li:ffee et al Tubbee
. Kx.te.nsion Oil Co. Mobley
Extension: Oil Co. Moblry
Kxtension Oil. Co. Mobley
Kxtension Oil Co. Mobley -
Crate Oil Co. Carries
Gates Oil Co. Simpson
flutes-Oil Coi JSimpson .j
C.nXi-t Oil Co. Wutkins
'rates Oil Co. Wittkins
;ite-Oi Co. Watkins
HiUTioii, .). I-. Klmbrell
Harris Stra.vn Pitts . ...
Harris & Struwn Pitts
Hivlok et al Mobley
Hivick et al Holden
Holt & Traminell Oil Co. Woodruff c
M.iKiuiliu Petroleum Co.--C. Kicharrif
Ihimble oil Co. I.. Tubbee .
Humble Oil Co.,. Tubbt e
Humble Oil Co. I.. Tubbee
Humble Oil Co. I,. Tubbee
Humble Oil Co. J,. Tubbee
International Oil Co. - ('of ley
Kinney Oil & Rel'lnini; Co.- Nichols
I.af.-y et al Knitter ,
Lone .lack Oii Co.- Heaid
Maicnolia Petroleum Co - Daniels
MiiKiiolia
Magnolia
Petroleum Co.--Ko.se
Petroleum Co. Hose
Magnolia
Magnolia
Petroleum Co.- Itose . .
Petroleum Co.
-Ko.e
C. Kiehards
C. Kiclianls
W'atkmA
ooilrul :'
Magnolia
Magnolia
Petroleum Cii.
Petrolcum Co.
Mimnolia
.Maunolia
'etroleuin Co.
l'l-tri.lrlllll Co.
Alichorn Oil
Co.- Molilev
Michorn oi!
Co. Mublev
N'y.iii.a Pet i cli-um I'n. Moblcj
Nyanza Petroleum Co. Mobley
duo Cities lias Co. McCoy
Ohio Cities lias Co.- McCoy .
Ohm Cities 'iiis c..- McCoy
: )saiile Oil Co. liiiiT.li
dockland oi Co. Sarasota
ICoekland Oil Cii,- Sarasota
Kocklimd Oil Co.- Sarasota
Ho: ana Petroleum Co. llapnood
Uoxana Petroleum Co. Morton
Koxnna Petroleum Co. -- Mullen
Koaiia Petroleum Co. Westheimer
lloxatia Petroleum Co. West heinier
Sinclair (iulf Oi Co. -Hotmail
Sinclair Gulf Oil Co. Westheimer
Stn.wn Oil Co. Sarasota
Ktrawn Oil Co. Sarasota
Texas Company Ksperson .
Texas Coman .1. -Watson
Westheimer et al We-stbeimer
Westheimer et ul Westheiirn :
Woodruff Oil Co. Woodruff .."
Woodruff Oil Co. WoolrufT "
Woodruff Oil Co. Woodruff .
Woodruff Oil Co.-Woodruff
Woodruff Oil (To.-Woodruff
Summary.
CoinpletionK
DrilliriK wells . "
Hips
Total wells . ...
Arthur Adams, of Adams Pros., who
has been in Texas for some time, spent
a portion of the holidays in Ardrnore.
Hanger is the center of the new oil
field. in the northeast portion of Kat
land .county, sixty-four miles west of
l"l. Worth and thirty-three miles wist
of Weatherford, on the. Texas & Pacil.c
railroad. The tow n proper has a five 1
population of alxiut 1,000 and the float
iOK population is beyond count. Th' r
is much excitement there and men are
coming in from every section of tlr
I 'lilted States.
The Texas & Pacific Coal 1
had about 20.000 acres of land
m 1 tt r. c
i.) that
vicinity and it pave the citizens n!
Ilanper four welln. one each to the foil
ouarters of the compass from the town
The first well proved to be a bis Kasser
and was never completed, but with the
Kas it is now sprayiutr oil. The second
weil, known as the MoCluskey. went
into t:o sand at u depth of 32 feet.
The wind wan bare!) touched when oil
began to flow nt a rate of -ISO barrels
per day. Then it was sunk four feet
into the sand and has doubled and
trebled the flow until it is now produc
ing 2.000 barrels pc day and is growing
stronger all the time. The third well
is now beiiiK sunk.
, It was the McC'luskey well that has
attiacted attention and caused the rash
to this field. Geologists have, for a long
time, declared 11 great oil field Mould be
OIL PRICES
tlld-Continent
Oklahoma and Kansas $2.00
Healdton 120
North Tciaa and Panhandle
Electra 2.00
Henrietta 2.00
Moran 2.00
Thrall 2.00
Coraicnnn lierht t . 2.00
Corslcana crude J.
Ktrawn 2-0f
Caddo Pool
38 and above T on
D Soto Field
38 and above 90
Caddo crude . 1.00
Crichton crude . 100
Northern Louisiana
35 to 37.9 : 190
J3 lo 34.0 1.86
(Job Coait
Bour Lake $L0
Humble 1.00
Markham ... 1AQ
Vinton ... 1.00
fsnnijiiiti .... 1.00
SpindlMop ..I1.0B
Saratoga 1.00
Batson 1.00
Edgerly .05
Dayton 100
Goosa Creek. 1.00
Wooater I.S8
Somerset ... l!.rG
lBland 1.20
Illinois 1.12
Indiana . 1.98
- Mnimlm 9 11
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Eastern States
Venn. ....... 3r.
Cabell r 2.73
Coi ning -v.- 2.80
North Uma.. 1.08
South iiitmtt-Z.OS j jyif nuyk.ii,.0a
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developed in that couniry. There lias
been wild-catting all around there, m
to the south and cast, with some in all
directions, but it has pioci n disastrous,
as oil was found only at m eat depib and
with small flow, but the bri!u:i;ig in of
this big weli inp.-ars to eonvinci nil
men that there is a gnat body f oil
there and what is now being aeni'vil N
of the hii'Jlest value.
The third w-l is now
a' a death
of
SOU feet and rigs arc I
more in that immediati
Texas A: Pacific Coal
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ten
vicniiu. Tl
conviiinv
nd
otiic-s will e'ect rigs
just
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is
forma
niaterini c;:n be secure,'.
:to:i
is sncn that oriiiine; ,s i.isy.
Aiany hig companies are in th
and ;.t work on the -roii id just :
fi-!,
last
as they ca:: : care it. Aciong tii-ac
the TtiXm campanv, tic Kmpire.
are
the
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Humble, the Atlas, th,. Sun. too
ra.lia and many others.
Many Auliince people nr. i it a'
there and much Ardino.-e money i
ing into that fiekl. Some of the
more people have purchase. I aiii.i
ent
right, some hn ve ' scoured least--, othe
are (irinini; anu many oi t'leni are
sonit way ihtcie-ted in t:n business
the new field.
ri
Kaiifer is ovcrcrowdeil and hotel
fa-
cilities urc inaeeiMiate, it being impos
sible to pmpcriy care for the thousands
of people attracted there by the oil eV
fit. ine'lt.
I. I). lams, local mar.aijer of the
Gypsy Oil company. 'has reiurned from
Pennsylvania, where he spent the holi
dajs among home folk.
A report was received from the l-:;g-heart
Gil .enmjiany's well, in 13-2 -1. to
effect that the drill entered a gas sand
at PjO feet that is producing ,,",00 0('(l
fed t.f gas, estimated. This w"ll is
located in the northwest corner of the
southeast ijiiarler of tin- northeast
nunvtt a' of the southwest fiiinrt.'r ot sec
tion 13-2s-4w, about 200 yards southeast
of the Gypsy wells in that section.
There is every indication that an oil
field will be brought in sonn wilt re in
the vicinity of these wells and oper
ations here will be closely watched by
tho oil fraternity. The i'.igheart com
pany Is a local concern.
A report, unverified. Rtates that the
I. & G. Oil, (tart & Mineral company's
well drilling in section 9-3.fi, near hoco,
found osunri at 1,020 feel- that may bo
rood for 50 barrels.
Reports from, tho Gitiham iield con
tinue favorable for the shallow produe
fon. Fivo . wells have been drilled to
the shallow wind In 31-2-2, reachuiR it
at alKiut 270 feet. Actual production
of tho shallow sands here is not defi
nitely known its yet, but the Kirk com
pany'!) No 2 Wi ll IS said to be priailiicih
eitf!t'.hftrrels;and.tho--ibtrh
thin i-eetion fire claimed to have what
appears to be i
I nnne of iln-m
i bf-tur Kir.d. although
lnt l.wfn put on the
j The Howland wtl! on the .Jeffreys
I ) lace in the corporate limits of the'
j -own fjf lirohum, in 31-2-2. is reported
I n the Kind at about 270 feet.'
i The Chaftee well in 31-2-2 is reported
I 00 the rand at 270 feet.
A rlK is belnfj rtioveil 'to' where
aw.-ll be ftarifrl for Iteniy Miirk-'
ham in an attempt to find the shallow
sands reached by the Kirk company.
;iiid others in 31-".-2.
Py ui t ote recently taken, the. ;oik
t: ,l eouiu.il has (ierlart it elf in
fa 1 or of leasing 32,000 aetes of the
western portion: of the Osaye., reserva
tion for. oil and Ras pwpos-f -s additional
to 1 the tracts uU'eady leased. It is in
tlmatwl that the Interior department
will approve the action of the council
and that another hi li.;,se sale will
lesuh.
TVaiiie Oil Jt (as cjm;:iny and the
! P: ai.-ie I'ipe Line company arc prosper-
ipk. Poth declareil extra dividends last
month. The former declare! $2 extra
in addition to the reRulur $3 quarterly,
while the pipe line will distribute $fi
th addition to the usual quarterly pay
ment of like amount.
Acorinc to an estimate of the pe
troleum division of the I'rited States
bureau of mir.c, !.5'Ja00p pUloim of
Rusolitti a day will be required for the
use of army, navy and aeronautical
operations during the cuiiius year. The
total daily Rasoline production is alxiuf
.:.M0.000 e-nions.
VI. e Hi! Siiile Pclrolc'.uu conir-anv of
I'l.ick.'isti.-i was chartered on April 13,
H".7. Tae concern !,;' thirteen uti.ici;
li ilders. Il hi Man i.ieritioii n: its Hi -;t
veil on Frula.i , tin- 13ti. j;;iy J3
its iirst will in the ;,..rb':- li, !,; w.is
st-ii'ted and a month later turned out
t ' be a rusher. On August 13 the Oil
f'tatc- Hi liitiiiB eompav.y, w;,s organize, 1
to take enre of the pro im-ti n Ircn
ti e Vari no w ells.
I.'MIIO'Y I 111 .Mill, ,.r.i i,f A, i.
'i"lh c in, t'lat .- eiiis
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llv l:.ld:m;s i.rc ;t. seitio'i
1 3. 1 ,v. nship 1 :; 1 t.r;h. r.n.i.. 1 3 s.;tJ,t.
Ton: l.va..ir- te.nl',. Vi.1.j.
' 3:!i'-' ( 1 1, ill M have ., tei r V ,' ,!'
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''lli'le e Hit V. A;.-s ...,. ;. ,.111. (!!,,;;
'" attention mm.nj! laic it r...
A' roinfr I" izcelorjeal reports. Platte
'onnty is a prospective sh-.lleu .,).,
oil district.
PAN -I.MJ.M POIM.
l.oi'iloi. .lar. 1. Kei:i;: ncwap: v
telnvat-h-: tlx :':vspon!ct,t at .n'.'.ir
.lam of the Cent. 'a! News u.cicy. are
nv.ic.! ecciipie.i with tin e.rciirasion of
the crnt.a! powc.-- a.t Hres! l.ltovsl;
c incerniiiw i.ithi'aMin. Coin !. 1:1 1 ar.c Po
'and. Ai.liarentiy the lic'-.ra.i n-pre-fer,,i'i:t.-i
;. ieldt.t :o ; a.:i-' 11a a infill
1 m.-e. ll'i-s lif ii:- indicate1, by th.- ,.-,nl.
ments of trie anno, itii'ii: -t pres. in co,i
trasx i'li those r f ! il -:.. . aa,! eeni i
cr.itic lii'vvspaper.-.
Winter's Terrors Overcome
m The healthy person enjoya cold weather.
It is only when the circulation is poor, when
the blood is thin and the system under its
BfOPer Condition, that Cold WMlliPr Vina am-
V ' 1 terror. Tn
1
circulation, throwinjr out the waste, and over
coming the stagnation of catarrh, and you
will enjoy crisp weather.
Peruna Is Invigoration
It relieves the system of the handicap of
inefficient digestion and hampered breathing
by restoring the mucous surfaces that are
used in these functions. It gives tone to the
digestion, and it clears away all catarrhal
inflammation. It builds ud the strength bv
m
enabling the organs concerned to do their work properly.
Its use in convalescence and in all weakened condition?; is
wonderfully helpful.
Liquid or tablet form which ever is the more con
venient. Mamlln Tablets for the liver and bowels are a great
help to good health. Pleasant,
mild and effective. The lazy - J
1 1 t Mill - - '
nver is arousea ana vou leei
ter at once. 10 and 25c.
,r. , ....... . .. .
a our arujfjnfit nas mese two
rations in tan er. or nnian torm.
The Peruna Company, Columbua,
OtBHIH
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HELIOTROPE
KAHOMA
W. J.
.City .Grocery
DAILY ARDMOREITE
SOCIKTYf
IN IIONOK OK A I TUKS.
Mi. and Mrs, Kuwarit ialt entertMi:ieil
at i o'clock lti'nclienn ' today at" Halt
M.iiior in honor of l.ieuts. p. It. dish
and G. It. Kurd of the t'nited States
Aerial t.quadron. Camp Hicks. Kt,
W erth, Texas. The cntvi piece i,f the
iaiialitoni tan: a formed of pink c(ir
nations. Seuted with -the hosts 'and
honor KuestM were .Miss lOIlen PU'ksoii,
Miss Florence Gait, . M Us Annie I).
Thompson. .Mr.: and Mrs. .luhn 1.. Gait.
Lieutenants Gir-h and Kuixl were -uesls
of officers and employes- of the l'ir-t
National Hunk al 7 o'clock dinner hist
niuht at Pnrnick Hills Country club.
Cove. a were laid for I', p. Maxwell, 1!.
I). MvCuliunt, Kriei Purdap. Kdwar!
G.tlt, John St:od;;rass, G. J J. Heffley
'thur Kvle. A. C. Strae'iley, li. j,.
Stone, Charles Moler and T,ii ute.uj rvts
Gi-h :.ivJ Kuv('.
t
t HKCITAI. TON Killl .
The i'ii -t of tv.-o recitals by Wilmoi'
fiooitwin, baritone; Florence Austin,
violinist, and I.ee (Yonican. pianist, un
der the auspices of the HlKh School
Mothers' club, will be Riven toni tbt
S:13 o'clock at .the I Pun School audi
toi iiim. The sei oiul program will lie
,ivi 11 tomorrow niuht at the same iiour.
; eYi'law iiu; is the program for toniKht:
Arise Ye Subterranean Wi.ids Pine, 'i
j lanmi la! Caro Dene Secc: i
1 N,ia Pin Aniirai from I'iaro.. -Mozart
I - WDniot Goodwill. '
I 1 i-i '! i:.::i,cie in A Plat Chopin
! Lee Cronican.
iA'. ':vi P;;m' from the Com, vt.i
! '" ' ' Jin-H- .. . .-. ienxt, nr.s
1 I I 1.: '., A.
, ' ' - . S. 1. -et.il
I Wihnot Goodwin.
I ale K.ev
J Ta"imu !i ( Pi)i' Kreisler
, ; e I I'.occherini-.Miisin
; ' r.ia" .rl.: n Paito- Praliins-I iai hini
j I ...:!.. Austin.
I'l l 1 n Solo . - Se'ei 'e l
I In .Viiiumii ..Mnvkiiw.'-ki
1 C,.: 1 . KP.ale ill V Minor ... I . ;.'.!
; !.; .''.iiiic-'-.
j i la Pl.laMe!
! Lai! tl.y
I I . : -.liaoows
I Wi ne,- Gaodw!:
!v-:::
i 1 I ; ii-l-:t
i I . : ; Ayo i.. Aica'a
I 1 1 nde.nee SP ;:; -
!i::.;aata':.,.,
' W liiitoi 1 ; idwir
! ..,.,.' 1 .d Su.. ! ,-:: .-
1' 0 -
; '-' . , a ir.l 1 ia n lei-.
1 a: man
!.':. ia
rs.l) .
. Gat'
Moil
ll.il, 1
ot i.N Hoi si;.
i
opr.
No
ing
a. i I .Mrs. II. I.
aoll-e f 1 er,l.l '.
I.
A!,. I
i noo
in kept
it lliei:-
0 P. street northwest. The liv-
l ooir, -eaeiji ion h ill and lining
al '..'lie ii cora t' ii in the seas ill's
!-, of red a. id j,rccu, -.villi nnii-.e:i.is
i :-caiiet K"i aniains anaiige-l effect.
e, a :ai::.st a background of ferns and
I.::: and ;n t!.e librarv pink carna-l.-
."-.id bc.;unins wcri use.l. C.-ceiv
Willi i.-. uii'.l Alii-. Aloi were
. ::.;:'. :,...r;a.i. .1':. ;:::(' Al.-.i. V. S.
a t M.s. il. A. tle.n-y. Ail t. .1. M.
a, ii. A!,-. .Marvin p.el. Aim. Mo.-.
i w n; e ,t ;.ou:i o:' t.i.'oMi I'harir.eii' e
Stt
net- U i . J?,
fl fn&2l
im"Z "ZTiurr,i
prcpa - ti r GentUlgatit
Oh!e
Irtr.urance Againrt Baking
Failures
Goes with every sack
of wholesome
Heliotrope
Flour
The Always Reliable
Expert rnillero make it
so yood truvt you are sure
'to bake appetizing bis
cuit?, cakes And pies.
Lane
t vi i
and Keortcette crepe, with an arm bou
quet of pink carnations. DuriiiK the
afternoon voiil and' Instrumental selec
tions wore Kiven by Mrs. N'C. Wood,
Mis.-i Annie. D. Thompson, Mis Naomi
Tyer. ML-is Catherine Adaini, Mis Lc
lene Poulter-. Miss Klca'nui Lilly Kae
a' number of read'un". As' istains- Mr.:.
Moivan were: Ms. .1. A. liive.n:.. Mrs.
.tohn Carloclt. Mi'a. I-I. A. Adams. Mrs.
C. A. W'litehurst,. Mrs. K. V. tlrj.hanj,
Mrs. Sum G. Won!. Mr. .1. Kred (Vninnr,
Mrs. Mon js Sa; sr Mrs. .Hiotitt lloaril.
Miss ilafKr.et Cherry and Mrs, .1. U.
Tris.tler. lietween the h JUrs of 3 and li
o'clock ab:ut 200 c:l!"d.
NKW KAIJ M KPKISK.
Airs. W. K. .Moore, who- returned re
cently from Pottle Crerk, Mn'h.. was
surprised by 11 number of frienn-i at la r
home, B2K Stanley boulevard. l:tst niltlit.
An informal proxrani of in: li-atnenti.l
and vocal s"li"tjgos and it adinvs av.h
given.
Nol' of Smiely.
Miss Mabel Morgan, who spent l!i 1
Christmas lio'.i'lavs. with her iiirep'ts,
Pi. am! Mrs. It. L. .VI111-4J11, 2'l l:
: tret t roi thw. d left today for la!la i.
(n'
Miners
Need
Strength
because the nard work Rraduslly
weakens ren a Htronir man unless
hia system i nourinhed with the
pure food-tonir, 5cof('s Emuhion,
whirh keeps the Mood rich, builds
neaitny nenii, and rm muscles.
Scott'i fmusionstrentlthens
the lungs; overcomes colds
and bronchitis, rheumatism
miners asthma.
H- AtoIJ Adrokolir Suk,l!l,
niLWORTH'S SALE
CONTINUES!!
All t hi"-" week wp ure :n;ikir,,
j.rrc:it l'l'dnvl ions in nil t--pr.vtiii'.'iits.
'''.' ci ocolales, pir . !'.)i
.'Warshinallovs. satin luitlpr
l uns. peanut brittle ami all
pur regular :0e per pound
i-aii'ly. per lb 1 Or
'.'..V dolls now choice for. 10c
."Of dolls now choice for25c
7."ic dolls now choice i'orJUk
All our beautiful hand paint
ed china and fancy bric-a-brac
for just Half Price
The DILWORTH CO.
l'Jl W. Main St. Phone 101
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BUB
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINC
The regular annual stockholders' meeting of the
State National Hank of Ardmore, Oklahoma, will be
held at its banking rooms in Ardmore, Oklahoma, on
Tuesday. January 8. 1018, between the hour;; of 10
o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of
electing Directors to serve for the ensuing year and the
transaction of anv other necessary- business.
HAROLD WAl.L.U'K,
Cashier.
New Wirthmor Waists
Kach Waist
carries with
it an attractive
New Year
(Greeting
IF you wanted to spend just one doihu- for a waist, wc hardly know a
blouse we could surest that would jjive better satisfaction r.nd b?
more serviceable than one-of tho.ie pretty Wirthmor waists. The
'tvles are new the fabrics of excellent quality they are carefully made
and cut so as to fit perfectly. They are the kind of waists that vve can
highly and heartily recommend.
Henry Baum & Co.
"OUR PRICES ARE LESS"
We are sole distributors for this city for the Nationally
favored, Wei worth and Wirthmor Waists
where she attends
odisl university.
the Southern Metre
!" Josephine Uickson
to St. tAiuis, where she
Piircioiii lifter snendit
Willi Ja r fi.tlnr, .!. . ll'ck
lev. bnU;i.vu J.
Ian rrtcr.ie.l
a'.tendM 'i'he
Pie nnlidav's
ion. 32f' X'.iiv
. .Mi ... . W. A, Ki;lev anil son. W'.llinet,
Jr., 11 j C ;lreet sriuthweai, uiv re
tyrccd Erorn lainesville, Texas. ?lr.
ami V rsv K:isSy and William spent le
CI:i iMtrr.as JiolslAs in 'i'iiIkm.
Ml'. a.nd .l:s. Harold ,limin hare "
t,uin..-l 10 t.'linton ai'te- spenditu the
holidays with Mr. an d:Vlrs. I lnrr Kcs
?' 1 13 Kif Is avenue ivniliwest.
, Miss Helen Slrvers, who was the
uest of Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Stahl, 113
'Hie bes! t:an;ril, us well as lie
llh'ST. lonir. I'oV Iiv
Eoyd-Harrcil Drug Co.
P aw HJUIU. WnWHmVHBHMaMaaMMAv-
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SLI.F VULCANIZING
'iiiili'ui.laeu to hold iienuiinontly
any J'un.'ltiro, Hlowoul, or 'Torn
Tiacn in liinceTulies. S'l'l X-KTri".
is an a l.si ilu in noeessil v for" I h i
Motorists' Tool Kit. It does away
with delays for VIJUJA NlXIMi. '
STiX-Hn'Kroniesinilieels3v!S or M Q
, .simnre lnelifs, yiieKctt in iiii-tlnlit,
carton, l'ricc, each $1.00
rircclinnii lor Aiiil,iui
Scan surface with Kmei y lii.er. ApWv a
Itiin coat r,f STIX-RI'lE CMMKNT ami let
IttliT for one minute, (.'ut, titf a tiiee.e tif
STlX-UlTlO sullleient to i-epiiir liolu, ana
leniave white Hiillftnit from rubber fuee.
Apply to tube anil press into pinco with
tt'H;erf, tube Is then reaily for use.
SoHielinii lor .1 1 rnori(nr
Jt your donlur cannot .suiiplv you. atblresa
OKLAHOMA OIL & AUTO SUPPLY Co. !
ARBMORE. OKLAHOMA i
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Kihii IIi avrttiir northwest, returned ipsi'
It i-tln v lo her lumie in Oklahoma ri'yi J
VO-H. I!:i,-i , Nohie has returne I t.irCi
iejvihe, Kan., after Hpunding the ChrVtif
iruiM hoiitliiy, with Iwir mothiir. ifr$
W. M. ('nek, ni7 Kirst avenue aofttK'
we.sr. tj ,
. v
Mrs. T. S. Ventre.-TM. Mi s. Luther yem' j '
tre.ss tirm oaUHbter, Margai-Ql, havtfj i I
lurnen to WvimeU-oo'l aftor apertitiii
the leiliilay ia.m with Mr. amt MrsJ
W. T.'KilMruv5! S nVnm. jKirttiraAlJ
KK.uiv ai inMoiiiiKt nt i. !
.Shi.lhyviri.;, HI.,. Jan. i- Ji net er
aire rtaiiiK eiglrt autunnh.lH
biriK!fl her tKhi with tip rytlm.VuM
total hi mm of ffi.OW. 1 j
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Life
Was a
Misery
Mrs. F. M..' Jortes, of
Palmer, Okla., writes:
"From lle time 1 en
tered into womanhood
... 1 looked with dread
irom one montli to the
next. I sulfered with my
back and bearing-down
pain, until tile to me was
a misery. I would think
I could not endure the
pain any longer, and 1
gradually got worse. . .
Nothing seemed to help
me until, one day, . . .
1 decided to
The Woman's Tonic
" 1 took lour bottles,"
Mrs. Jones goes on to
say, "and wan not only
grci'tly relieved, but can
ti'iiliiiully say that 1 have
net a pain. . .
" It has now been two
years since 1 tookCardtii;
and 1 am still in good
health. . . 1 would ad
vise any wman or gfrl
to use Cardtii who is a
6uHcrer from any female
trouble."
If you suffer pain caused
from womanly trouble, or
if you feet the need of a
good strengthening tonic
to build up yourrun-do wn
system, take the advice
of Mrs. Jones. TryCar
dui. Ithelpcd her. Wc
believe if wilthelp you.
at Just $1.00,
I
Kvery Wirth
mor Waist is
warranted to
give tntirt1'
Mi'tisfftctiori'
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