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PAGE SEVEN
Wednesday, March C, 1918.
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I 'Cmt Pdir Woirdl
25 cents minimum.
15 worrts one time . 25c
15 words two times 30c
15 words three times 45c
15 words four times 60c
15 words five times 75c
15 words seven times 90c
For Rent Room
ROOM AND HOARD in private
family for gentleman. . 317 Kighth
Ave. X. Y., on car line, l'hone
5U
FOR Rl'.XT Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, modern, close
in, to couple without children.
Inquire 22') A St. S. W'.
FOR RKXT
bedroorn. in
Phone 435-1
-I'pstairs southeast
high school block.
0-8
FOR RKXT Large southeast bed
room with bath and private en
trance. C. Wilkes, l'hone 174S-J.
6-5
FOR Rl'.XT Southeast, bedroom,
modem, with use of garage; close
in. 617 l'.ixbv S. W. l'hone 51.-).
6-7
FOR RKXT One large unfurnish
ed room. 108 South Mill. 5-3
FOR RKXT Two rooms for light
housekeeping at 214 A street, iX.
W. l'hone Frensley's Kakery. 4-.
TWO large housekeeping rooms,
furnished, and garage; close in,
modern. No children, l'hone
1510-R. 4"3
VERY
south
1570.
DKSIRABLK
bedroom, close
upstairs
l'hone
4-3
FURXISilKD ROOM for rent
close In; gentleman preferred. 317
Fir,t Ave. S. W. Phone 1472. 1-
VOll KENT Furnished front room, a'-
ininmt:
bath, with private wiuaim-.
22 Fifth Ave. S. W.
For Rent Housea
FOR RENT '5-room house
Stanley boulevard, l'hone
call at 126 1-2 West Main
C. Mckiddy.
, 1023
22 or
St. R.
5-3
FOR RENT IN 11EALDTON
T wn new modern four-room
$30 rent. Apply at Miunctonka
Co Phone 115, lleald-
ton. 2-7
Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT Two light
housekeeping rooms, close 111.
V Matlock at Cooper s Gar
age. 5
WANTED TO KENT Four or five.
wiied house or apart
tnnt Modern and close in. Would
like possession March 1. Address 1
i t? 9n:i. with full nartculara.
24-12t
Wanted to Buy.
WILL PAY CASH for good used
automobile. Must be bargain
Address 35, care Ardmoreite. 5
WIl.l. PAY CASH for shoe cob
fit. Phone 1483. 5-3
(WSII for second-hand furniture
Phone 1483. 5
WILL CALL and buy your mens
cast-oft clothing. Phone 1483. 5
Cleaners and Hatters.
WANTED All kinds of ladles' and
men's clothes to clean, dye, preBsand
repair. London's, that Is economy,
803 West Main St. Phone 301. 30 1m
RELIABLE DRY CLEANING
PLANT. Phone 1717 for quick
service. The home of good work
3-7
W
Ik Maim Wk
Male Help Wanted
WAXTKD A l.oy not under 16
yours ;it Anlmore Decorating
( oinpanv, 1U() .North Washington
st ret".
5-3
1.1 VF. representative with influence
in this 'locality to represent us for
the sale of leases outright or stock
in high class developed lead and
zinc company. Properties that are
proven. Xo prospects on antici
pation, only high class, no wild
cat commission and interest in
properties to right parties. Ad
dress M. (I. Moore, Room 235,
Terminal Arcade I'.uilding A, Ok
lahoma Citv. 5-7
Female Help Wanted
llAMiil'RMAID
Cordova Hotel. 1
U'AXTKD -hone
273. (
WAXTKD A
rcs. Apply
cook ;
llardv
also laund
Sanitariiun. 6-3
WAXTKD White lady to cook for
ten nun at camp of J. K. Faucctt
& Co. in Fox field. Apply 130 C
St. X. . or l'hone 31S.
WAXI'i'.D AT OXCK stenograph
er and bookkeeper. Must be ac
curate and good penman. Per
manent place. Address Drawer
4, care Ardmoreite. 5-
Positions Wanted
Kl'F.KII.XCF.I) LADY STF.XOC
KAI'liKK, 1'), wants position in
Oklahoma; excellent recommend
ations. Ruby St. Clair, 313 Y.
Jones, Sherman, Texas, l'hone
l'hoenix Flevator.
WAXTKD. POSITION by experi
enced stenographer with refer
ences. Address 306, care Ard
moreiie. 6-3
WAXTKD Typewriting work ot
all kinds solicited. All work guar
anteed. Called for and delivered.
Address Miss Olive Armstrong, I
(). llox (')2, or phone (71J. 5-7
YOUNG MAN, going to high
school, desires work as collector
evenings and Saturdays. Am tak
ing typewriting and shorthand in
school and would be able to act
as stenographer for my employ
er, if his correspondence is not
very extensive. Address K,
care Ardmoreite. 5-2
ROC FRY CLE
experience, can
;R with 5 years
begin work at
once. ith
dress 1102 I!
best references. Ad
street, X. W. 5-2
LIMITED AMOUNT of steno
graphic work solicited. Phone
1860. 28-7
Automobiles.
FOR SALE Five-passenger 101
Ford. Good condition. Phone
25. J. P. Spragins. 5-3
FOR SALE At halt price, two Re
public trucks and one F'ord car,
slightly used. Terms to right
party. Address Box '33 or phone
380. 4-3
ONE FORD, light truck, very thing
for delivery car, practically new.
One Forni-A-Truck or Dodge
Pros .chassis, in first-class condi
tion. One F'ord roadster, 1916
model, which is a pick-up at $325.
One 1017 Dodge P.ros. touring
car. Chalmers and Hup roadsters
both can he bought right.
Southern Motor Company, 407
411 West Main street. 28-7
Rooms Wanted.
WANTED Three furnished house
keeping rooms by 15th; north
west preferred. References. P. O.
P.ox 762. Phone 1792-1.
Business Opportunities
FOR SALE: OR TRADE Busi
ness property, separate or togeth
er. Gross receipts, 1917, $22,000.
Will t rr.de business for residence
properly and rent building; two
story, for $100 month. Price of
business, $3,250, price of building,
$12,000. Incumbrance $5,400, long
time. Address Barron s Restaur
ant, Paris, Texas. 5-7
If two families live side by side for ten years, one owning their HOMS and the other paying RENT,
the increase in population will raise the value of the HOME and raise the RENT of the other.
Everyone admits the prudence and necessity of saving and yet millions of people go on year after
year paying rent, when by a little will-power and judgment they could be their own landlord.
Laid Tk FMimdkilinn
Classified TApkini Mredtoiry
Automobiles l'hone
Studebaker Rales Service, Anlmore Motor Car Co
Cadillac, Cole and Reo, Mooreheud, Klllot & Co 1300
Marmon and Oklsmobile. May-Watkins Motor Co . 923
Aulo Repairs and General Machine
Ritter & Sles, U. S. L. Service Station 1009
Automobile Batteries
Ardmore Kattery Co., "vVilliard Service Station-. SCO
Architects
J. B. White, over Exchange National Hank . . 12
Auto Repairs and Overhauling
Bill Brown's Garage, Old Kxcelsior Laundry UMg 62
Building and Loan Association
The People's B. & L. Association la., 6 per cent cm Savings, Time Deposits. 345
Cleaning and Pressing
Keep-UNeat, N. Washington, Quality and Service . . 11 J
The Iteliable Dry Cleaning l'lant Juick Service 1717
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
WM, KELLY, Civil and Mechanical Engineer, 17k N. Washington Rt 465
B. P. Matthews, office at City Hall . 83
Drug Store
Bomar Drug Co, Prescriptions a Specialty 651
Hardy Sanitarium
fireproof Building, Instant Ambulance Service . 12J
Laundry
Cook's Laundry, "Watch for the Yellow Wagons" . u
New and Second-Hand Furniture.
C. P. Kail, 210-20 N. Caddo St. -Also Exchange and Repair Furniture 386
New Shoes and
Dixon Paves You Money on New Shoes or Repairing (next to PoKtofflce). 719
Second-Hand Store
KINNEY Buys Second-Hand Goods ioj
Steam Vulvanizing and Repairing.
Central Park Garage. 18 E St., S. W. Used Cars Bought and Sold 768
Tinner
Keep Your Rve on A. C. ITolman 37;
Real Estate
HAVE 2 DAYS ONLY to sell 11
acres improved, new house; land
ready to plant. Price S1.25U, ca-h
or terms. I!uy and move right
in. This is a safe investment and
you can grow a living. See Yates,
the Earth Man, over Dihvorth's
Store.
FOR RENT Forty-acre farm, two
miles from tow n. C. G. How land.
6-3
CALIFORNIA to exchange for
Oklahoma property. Los Ange
les, 01-rooni apartment, $65,000;
Redlands, swell residence, bank
appraisement, $18,500. P.ox 305,
care Ardmoreite. 5-7t
FOR SALE 70 acres land near
Ilealdtou oil field. Apply G. L.
Tyson, Ringling, Okla.
FOR SALE A 5-room house and
good lot; gas, city water and elec
tric lights; on Ninth avenue and
A street N. E. See Kinney at
second-hand store. Phone 100,
Furniture repaired and refinished
4-3
FOR SALE Two nice residence
lots, 4 blocks north of Main, on
paved street; gas, water and sew
er laid into lot; one three blocks
north Main, half cash, balance
terms or will consider car. Ad
dress 15ox 33 or phone 380. 4-3
FOR SALE Seven-room modern
house, with or without furniture
317 E Street, N .E. Phone 1616,
Mrs. M. Kemp. 4
I HAVE several nice places for sale, on
terms to suit. A splendid opportunity
to tet a home. See John W. ltofr
man. 231m
FOn SALE Several good modern
houses, close In. Terms t" suit. See
W. D. Taliaferro. 26-30
Eggs and Poultry.
EGGS,
They
ting.
EGGS White
lav all winter.
Orpington
$2 per set-
Mrs. II. W. McGill.
4-3
WANTED Brown Leghorn roos
ter; single comb preferred. Phone
483. 6-3
THOROUGH BRED EGGS for
hatching. W. D. Young's S. C.
White Leghorns, E. B. Thomp
son's Imperial Ringlet, Barred
Plymouth Rocks, per setting of
15, $1.50. James G. Patterson, 21
Fourth Ave. N. W. Phone 1035.
6-7
Miscellaneous
WANTED 100 hats to clean ani block
at London's Steam Dye Works at 203
West Main St. Pnone 301. 30-lm
DAILY ARDMOREITE.
YOUR
0
Shoe Repairing
For Sale
FOR SALE One horse wagon
and harness. Apply at Lathrop's
I ailor shop or phone 3'n.
FOR SALE-
-1 pair
421 E
canaries and
street, South-
cage, $8.00.
east.
FOR SALE One good delivery
horse and wagon. Will sell horse
wiinout tne wagon, worm tne
money See him at Sneed Furni
ture Co., 216 West Main. 4-3
FOR SALE 5-room house, large
corner lot on Stanley boulevard
Bargain, on easy terms, if sold
at once. Phone 22. R. C. McKid
dv, 126 1-2 West Main St. 5-3
PRAIRIE HAY for sale at the
bat 11, 95 cents per bale. Jim Wat-
kins. 1-
ALMOST NEW PIANO for sale
or will trade for F'ord car. Phone
1223. 27-7
FOlt SALE
F. J. Klne.
l'urti Mcbane cotton seed
Phono 372. 10-lm
Cards of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS To the
manv friends who so kindly min
istered to us during the illness and
last hours of our dear son
tieorge, we desire to express our
sincere appreciation and thanks
J. H. Smith and wife.
CARD OF THANKS We desire
to express our heartfelt thanks
to all our friends, who so kindly
assisted us during the recent ill
ness of our loved wife, mother
and sister, and for the many word
of comfort in the dark hour ol
our sorrow at her death. W
would also thank all who contrib
tiled to the beautiful floral offer
ings how expressive they were to
us ot the love and esteem ot
friends. May Heaven's richest
blessings rest on you all ; may
(lowers ot happiness be strewn
along your pathway, but whe
sorrows come mav vou receive
words tif comfort and loving as
sistance. Bvrd Newman, Dessie
Newman, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ben
ton.
Financial
CITY LOANS Home money; no delay
easy repayment. Peoples Building t
Loan Association, O. P. Selvldge, Sec
Phone 315. 241m
CITY LOANS Gulllot Hall, agent
QeorRla State Savings Association
otter best contract In city. 12-31
OWSK
1 i a v auai i r i in ii
M
Fir Wal
Lost and Found
TAKFX IT I'.rown mare mule,
about 15 years old. Frank Reyn
olds on Crnce farm, north of citv.
(.-3
LOST -Sunday night,
casing. Return to
new Ford
Ardmoreite
f $5. 4-.?
ami
receive re
ward
Livestock
FOR SALF. One brood sow, four
blocks cast of street car barn. M.
A. Tavlor. 4-3
WAXTKD
small 11111
TO SF.LL Two
good
5-3
C
Hall.
Professional
A. Y. E A ST I'd WOO D, M. D. Office
phono 0711. Kesidcnco phone H;S2.
71m
WOULD CO-ORDINATE U. S.
SECRET SERVICE WORK
Several Bureaus Ginid Are Often
Not in Harmony.
Washington, March 0. Repre
sentatives of the various govern
ment but cans of investigation and
secret service were called into con
ference todav at the department ol
instice to discuss means ot co-onii
11
itmg tiieir work
and eliminating
ferreting out of
implication in tne
nemv agents.
These meetings have been held
weekly lor nearly two mouths 11 was
disclosed todav. although hereto
fore care has been taken to main
tain sccrecv. Officials finally con
sented to publication of the facts
fler it became evident that propa
ganda h heing conducted through
out the country for some sort of
consolidation of the bureau.
Represented at these conferences
ire 1 11 c department 01 justice, nu-
reau ot investigation, tne largest 01
the government secret service agen-
ies, the intelligence bureaus of the
irmy, navy and state departments,
respectively, and the treasury s ctts-
oms bureau and secret service. 1 he
meetings were called Inst in Jaiut-
irv bv hihn Lord O'llrian, special
issistant to Attorney General Greg-
orv 111 charge ot war worn, to sup-
dement a svstem which had exist-
d for some time for exchanging in
formation through the army intelli
gence Inireau s clearing House.
I hese discussions, the partici-
lants say, have demonstrated 1 lie
need for close co-ordination of the
nireaiis, but have emphasized that
each has its own particular held,
mil that the overlapping of activity-
is comparatively slight.
Personal friction lias arisen in
many cases net ween tne neui agents
of these various services who may
have been working on the same
cases, and to eliminate these situa
tions is one of the principal pur
poses oi the departmental confer
dices wlr.ch are considered entirely
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Th? Board of County Commis
sioners ot L.arter county, ukkiiio-
ma, will receive sealed bills until
2:3- o'clock P. M., March 12, 1918,
on remodeling and repairing the
following bridges:
Approach to Anadarko Creek
Bridge, between Sections 21 and 28,
Township 5 South, Range 2 Last.
14 ft. 1 Beam, Mile 2, Sec.
U,
II,
State Highway.
2'.' ft. 1 Beam,
Mile
Mile
Mile
Mile
Mile
5,
4,
4,
6,
6,
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Sec.
Stale Hijrhwav.
14 ft. I Beam,
State Highway.
1-. ft. ' I Beam,
State Highway.
20 ft. I Beam,
State Highway.
30 ft. J Beam,
State Highway.
Info'niution on
II,
II,
II,
II,
above on file in
County Clerk's office.
Bids on this work will he opened
at the above time and date, and
work awarded to the lowest and
best b.dder.
G. W. YOUNG,
Chairman, Board of County Com
missioners. Attest:
CLARKNCR HARRIS,
Countv Clerk.
(Sell) ' 1-1 It
ftk
unofficial and rather personal in
character.
The co-ordination of the different
bureaus is known to have been dis
cussed at recent cabinet meetings,
but it is siid that absolute consoli
dation has been frowned upon by
most cabinet members.
Doctor Laird can be
chronic diseases at hi
road car west of Kini
consulted on
; private rail-
ling ( Frisco I
depot, A and 3rd X. W,
In future all Irishmen
with the 'Iritirdi army
wounded or sick are to
back to Frin to complete
covery as soon as they
moved.
serving
who are
be sent
their re
can be
ARDMORE PLUMBER
THOUHT HE
NEEDED NEW PIPES
"My
al way:
severe
Moinach and intestines were
full of gas and I often had
colic attacks. The pain and
, . 1 t 1
soreness
needed ;
caused me to I'liiiK 1
new set of pipes. Since
taking Alayr s ondertul Keiueoy
all this has disappeared and my only
trouble now is to make enough
dough to buy all the food I'd like to
eat." It is a simple, harmless prep
aration that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation winch
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including
appendicitis. One dose will con
vince or money refunded. City
Drug St'ire ( Adv.)
IN AND Ol- OP ATtDMORK
lErom Union Station)
Sanla I'e.
Jortlibound
Train No. G
Train No. IS,...
(Tain No. 12.
southbound
Train No. 5
fraln No. 1
Train No. 17
12:30 a. m.
U:G.') a. m
3,05 p. m.
3:r.Smm.
110 p. in.
4 :2 i p. m.
Rock Inland
Sastbound
Train No. 632
Train No. 6S4 (mixed1
Dally except Sunday...
Weiituound
frain No. 6S3 (Mixed)
-7:00 a. 111.
-12:10 p.m.
Dally except Sunday
1:00 p. in.
8:15 p. m.
Vain No. Gil
I' risco.
Saatbound
aln No. DOG
...S:35 a. ra
.. 4:50 p. in
.. 1:05 p. in.
Train No. G7K
aln No. 574 (mixed)
rrain No. 5S0
(mixed) 5:00 p. m.
Westbound
Train No. 573
(mixed)
. 9:15 a. m.
.11:15 a. in.
.4:40 p. m
. !):00p. in.
frain No.
Tran No.
.Yalu No,
575.- ....
573 (mixed)
C05
Iiingllui; Road
Westbound
Train No. 1 7:00 a.m.
Train No 3 3:00 p.m.
Sast bound
"rain No. 2 10:50 a. m
Train No. 4 7:00 p. m.
lock CirilnlFflcate
.MnaScapal airadl
CoirporaHnoim
Handsomely engraved
designs, the very best of
workmanship, may be had in
Ardmore on short notice.
A specialty is made of
this work by
Prinaftnirag Oqpt
E. W. Clark, Manager.
Ask Mr. Clark for sam
pies and prices or phone for
him to call and see you be
fore placing an order.
Job Printing Dept.
Phone C84.
I flOIES $1000 REWARD! LWES
nSueaifar'MoothIr"Coinpounrl. Hafely roller eom
r9 th lnnrMt. nvtit oMllnala. hnormftl etmo In 8 toS
dtyi. No harm, pain or InUrfortmca with work.
1. W: Doable Htrentrth l'J.00. 600UU MU. Write today.
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Thousands ol voluntary
letters from women, tell
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the best proof ol the vahi3
ol Cardui. It proves that
Cardui is a good medicine
lor women.
There arc no harmful or
habit -forming drugs in
Cardui. It is composed
only ol mild, medicinal
ingredients, willi no bad
alter-cilects.
TAKE
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You can rely on Cardui.
Surely it will do for ycu
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No. 11 N. Washington St
New and Up to Dale Chinese and
American Dishes
CI.KAN. ;00 SKKVICR
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DR. Vm. 8. I1ANCOCK
Optometrist Eye Sight Specialist
Permanently Located
Shuman Flower Shop
Ardmore Okla.
V-
3. it WILLIS
Attorney-at-Law
107-2UU Von Welae Building.
Phone 870.
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