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MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1922
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STRENGTH :
SERVICE ACCOMMODATION-
MANY YEARS OF SERVICE TO
YOUR FRIENDS.
"LET US BE OF SERVICE TO YOU"
We are thankful for the many staunch and
true friends who have helped' to make this
the bank it is today.
Thankful for our constant growth and in
creased ability to serve the residents of Ard
more and Carter county.
.We extend the season's greetings with a wish
that the New Year be a happy and prosperous
one.
STATE NATIONAL BANK
"WHERE SAVINGS GROW"
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o the
OIL QUOTATIONS
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS-BY PROBASCO
POLICE CLOSE IN
K ansas-Oklahouia
Hewitt J 2.00
Healdton 1.30
Dunoan-Coinunche 2.0
Cement .... 1.30
Walters 1.30
Beaver Croek . . 1.S0
Augusta. Kan. . 2.0U
Texas
Klectra
Henrietta
Moruo . . ...
Thrall 3.25
Burkhurnett . 2.25
Stephens County 2.25
Meiia 1.00
Corsicana, light . 1.30
2.2 3
2.25
2.25
Corslcuna, heavy .
Strawn .... ..
. Itangcr
Deaclt'motia ....
Central Went
Lima .
Indiana
Plymouth
Princeton
Wooster
Illinois ..
Waterloo
.93
2.25
2.25
2.25
2.48
2.2S
1.65
2.27
2.70
2.27
1.75
Oil news
FROM LOCAL AND SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA FIELDS I
ltllX KHOHN
lingll
vary
vhera
Thtl
lubjed
vill
rood
sago,
mrt
toss 11
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'JUMBLE GETS 850
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prone
peed
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"In.l'he Humble OH anil Refining Coin
run lAuy ja starting the Now Year right
BARREL PRODUCER IN
SECTION 9-4s-2w
;ured
Indicated by its No. 4, on the
sta)e,Valker-Yoorhi'c farm, in the center
molls),' the northwest quarter of the
Iv co.utheust quarter oC the southeast
tarter of section !, 4s-Iw, which
inrtod with an Initial natural pro-
'An
ly d
iccidc
foaJ .notion of 850 barrels after drilling
're d5 feet into the second sand which
iltf rvas topped at a depth of npproxima
Thcly 16:i(i feet. The well is an old one
il.-iveieopenod, and is producing from sev
I he oral sands, the most prolific of which
iiut tr-.- at 1400 fi-et and 1'iOO feet. Inl
l.i cv.al production prl( r to deepening to
.-ate fi... k,oo foot pay, was about 250
In tall- ifls.
This well offsets the H. A. Simpson
No. 3, on tho Simpson-Voorhoos tract
I OAi the center of the northeast quar
tr of the southwest quarter of tin
..uthrn.Ht quarter of the same s.-etlon,
.' .ml which is producing 300 barrels
jvm sand found at a depth of 1705
MI..,;i5 feet,
r.rd, :
MonVnvcr Parties Resume
Operations on Old Test
Love County 29-6s-3e
roil iu
uften
poxtp
n.iixc
i hi II. fenv;r parties have resumed opc-r
LSii, ms on the test which had lui-n
i,J' "tinned more than a year ngo on the
ping
j,ipt' i rcu farm, In section 29, Cs -3e, by
fiwurli-? Love County lvtroleum Cuinwany.
meet. tit which vai furci-d ti cense opera-
-l'g nt a depth of 610 feet due to
Mill
nlPm .ek of final,.-.-. The old bole had
enga ,.n K, :,,,., vvi(, (t. is', in.-h. but
uuryl.- foxtail, people have pulled the
i-asim; and nn- Mow ili-illing. llie
.Ol,- Willi tlx' standard 10'ln and ' on!
L.incilii; with tin- L'O -inch, in pnpai.1
Ion fi.r a t -l t.st. The I'm-I oil
ouirart l,a- be. n li t. This t-M h
AlCtniCil f"lr miles east of the I'lilm.
li'.lsllUlerests of TtiKa. text whit h ha" be.-T.
iroc'ated on thv Praiigh.in fann, in e.
Hie -ion 27. Ck-".-.
if t:
Midcontinent 'Production
Increased 13,108 Barrels
Estimates of production of the fields
of the Jtid contlnent area, showed an
Increase of 13,108 barrels during the
last week as compared with the pro
duction durinj; the preceding wick.
Total daily production of 750,990 bar
rels is estimated, divided as follows:
Hewitt, 34,500 barrels, Jtealdton, 22,
000 barrels, Eurbank, 33,000 barrel,
Oklahoma (outsido of Hewitt, lieald
ton, llurhank, S!ianinx?k and Cush
iUK) 206,000, Cushing and Shajnrock,
23,000 barrels.
Estimated production of North Lou
isiana reached 82,500 barrels, Ark
ansas, 42,500 barrels, North Texas
141,000 "barrels, MexU 11S.000 barrels.
Kansas SI. 400 barrels. Oulf Coast
(heavy oil) 54,915 barrels.
Oil on Bayou Creek Is
Salvaged for Marketing
Cleaning up tho bayou In tho Hew
itt field and incidentally cleaning up
a small fortune 1a what Joe Locko Is
reported as doing. According to stor
ies which have reached this city,
Locke taltes tho prlzo for thrift In
the oil area, duo to his activities in
taking the waste oil out of the creek
and marketing it. H has Iwen at
It for about a month, operating on
the stretch which mas from tha lo
cation of the Carter-Hamlltin No. 1-A
in section 23, 4s-2w, for a distance
'.f on mile northwest following the
stn-nm. To date reports have It thtt
he has collected 00-800 barn Is
A'hlch ho has in wooden tanks and
which he Intends to sell as fuel ol!.
The gravity of the oil fias naturally
he-n cut due to the water, but as a
fuel oil it is serviceable. Heretofore
tho oil on the water went to waste.
Stock .Market Regarded
As Industrial Barometer
Jllumblc Test Northwest
tow of Hewitt Drilling at
, 3260 Feet in Dry Sand
sun
.1)0I Humble Oil and IJ.finitu; Company'
trip test No. 1 on the Kena Noel farm. In
Itewlho northwest of the Houtheict uuar
waster of fcctli'ti S, 4s-2w, one and
IHrSp fourths mile nnrtliv-ft of pn
Tb'ucliun In the Hewitt fii ld Is r port
aftevd as drilling i.t :::;) f-.-t i:i a iit
notasand. The 5 31'! null . .u-ing l I"
fenlif'g carried. No showiuc are ie-
rhovvorted as having l. , n
fcron tho test thu.i far.
from 1
'Amerada Drilling at 300
Men Feet in Section 20-3-1
one
' Amerada lvtroleum Company Is
s J'drllllntt at T.oO f.-t In Us test on the
the r-apllste farm, In the smithw.t of
the northeast nuarti r f the south-
I'rciiirtiuns fur a bright year dur
ing 1922 are apain brought Into prom
inence by W. 1!. .M-Connick, of Chi
cago, who is here on u business vis
it. .Mr McCormick regards the stock
market as n barometer which will
prophecy future conditions, and states
that it has beii showing marked Im
provement during the past 3 days.
ri-;ilth!U of whli-h cominerrml ron
dltlotis thrniiKhout the country should
progress. Tim Moek market, he states,
is always s.x months ahead of a re
vival or reversal of business, which
was indicated by the condition of the
sl'ick market prior to the slump.
Every slock has been steadily ad
vancing, says .Mr. .McCormick. It
g,n-s up, backs down about one half
as much ni the advance, but
always Ket-rs its upward caln.
It hiM thi way for the past
10 days. Chlif f the storks ndvanc-in;.-,
ho states, are Industrials, rail
road rarnings. Industrial sti-ks, rait-ro.-i
I eariilng shii-t., pMr m.irket,
i nn-unl. r.d and others ai g. tt.ns be. r, ,
St.x'U brokerH of New Torlt, h
tati-s, are among those preili.'tltig
Wyo.olng
Grass Creek . . 1.90
Klk Basin 1.90
I .once Creek 1.90
Rock Creek 1.50
Big Muddy 1.40
Mule Creek L30
Miscellaneous
El Dorado (Ark.) 34 and
above 2.00
El Dorado (Ark.) below 34 1.75
Oulf Coast, heavy 1.25
Pierce Junction . .SO
Pennsylvania - 4.00
Cabell 2.61
Cornlnn 2.40
ltaguind 1.25
Somerset ....... . 2.40
Somerset (ab 28 degrees) 2.65
the wur he was an active banker with
Interests in many parts of "the southern
portion of the state. However, when
the hostilities between Oermany and
the V. S. started, in 1917, he relin
quished most of his banking connec
tions in order that be might go over
seas in the service of his country.
Although 52 years old at the time, he
was enlisted as a member of the T.
M. C. A. overseas corps and went
abroad. Soon after his arrival there
ho was detached from tho "X" and
joined tho $2nd division on tho front
lines, whero he assisted as a stretcher
bearer. During bis servlc eln tho
war, .Mr. Million won several citations,
tlrceii Thompson of Durant accom
panied Mr. Million to Wirt today. Mr.
Thompson is vice-president and active
in the Interests of tbe AVirt State
Bank.
Jack Herbert of Wilson has returned
from Kaufman county, Texas, wbero
ho tpent several weeks on a business
trip making preliminary arrangerrlents
for a wildcat test which he will drill
there soon. The test is to be located
on the county lino tietween Henderson
and Kaufman counties, near the town
of Kemp, and will be drilled with the
rotary tools. The rig U now building
and Mr. Herbert expects to ship the
tools from Hewitt area in about a
week. The test is to be known as the
Hedrick Oil Company No. 1. Julian
Hedrlck of Fort Worth, Harry A. 151
deal of Denver, Col., and Mr. Herbert
are the people interested In it. Mr.
Hedrick, according are the people in
terested In It Mr. Hedrick, according
to reports, holds a unique record in
that he has drilled and brought in as
producers seven wildcats, Including the
discovery w.-lls of the South Bend and
Hunger pools. The men have a Mock
1020 acres on which to drill the test,
with nearest production to the location
22 miles southwest at Corslcuna. The
acreage is locuted on the east side of
the Balconies fault, and the structure
is geologically regarded as that of
Mexia.
Mason Klttess, of Tulsa, special rep
resentative with the L'niun Interests,
Is hern on a business visit completing
arrangements for the teal which his
firm will drill on tho Draughun farm.
In section 27, C-2e, In Love county,
and which Is to be commenced accord
ing to contract by February 11. Mr.
Kittens states that the contract call
fur 3000 feet, and deeer drilling will
be curried on if a producer is not re
sultant when that depth is reached.
Mr. Klttess states that the I'nion
interests will start wildcats In other
sections of the state after the Love
county test is spudded In. One of them
will be located on a 5000 sere block In
(.rant county.
Timbers for the lxrve county test
will probably be moved In within the
next Uw weeks.
THkS WW HAOTOJSAnVI r-Iv W?B HEAT I' -3UoORC OFF MAWE-OP
dCOO lUTCNJfloNS-HC GOTr 1Miyt6 I '
( sua off tf.wiM AkV Y.
TtP J M I pLAFt TJTAClAUE I
9CLMSCABCFTtlsnAg jf "l6Wt" r,MtR SEAgSOFFJ 1
t" " -v root. WOt)M 1 i t
ON DANCING JELLS
Muskogee Has Its Society
Detectives Keep Things '
Peaceful Until the
. Holidays End.
MUSKOGEE. If tho war botween
the jelly boans and "antl-Jclls" is to
continue the firing lino will havo to
be removed from the dance halls.
If not tho festivities will bo inter
rupted by a stern and heartless medi
ator whose motto will bo "if you
want to fight, Join tho army." For
the police havo determined to squelch
tha insurrection whilo It la In Us In
fancy. Saturday night plalnclothesmen mo.
seyed around to the halls where tho
high school boys and girls, out on
holiday, the college youths hdno for
a spell and other merrymakers tield
swny to keep a fatherly eye on-proceedings,
i
.lust a Watchful Eye
No men will be stationed at the
halls, Chief Chadwell says, but the
night force has been Instructed to
"Just happen around" pretty frequent
ly and sec that hostilities do not
break out.
Ardmore Boys Operate Radio
Station and Hear Music and
Lecture from Distant Cities
Real Estate Transfers
CJ
east quarter o. wHti.ui ", s-.. T tie
il-.lut m IU" 1." in. h
... &
'pemtor ai
tole.
Ci
JnnTest Norlh of Kxtcnsion
ton, in f'nmnln.n V Pitmnor
T
fleo
ver1
ing
of
Tho following deeds have been filed
for record with the county clerk:
CiuiTncfl Smith to Carrlo Phillips,
rurt 2t. l-3w.
I C. k C. Nations to I. M. Landruin,
l-jrt It, Is-2e.
J. V. Hoffman to Walter Stiller.
lrt lot 10, block 143. Ardmore.
It. A. Stmpbon to Mabel Kejiselr.ng.
part block 4, Highland I "ark.
E. Dunlup to Canieroa Refining
Compiny, part It. 4s-2e.
1 Anotubby to V.. V. Dun Is n. part
:. 4
U. V. Duke to IS. A. .Selvidge,
I art lot J, block ls. Ardmore.
C. C Itrown to A. It. MeCUrty. lit
i U. blv-k 1. lundee.
; A. T. Coodoll to W. E. Kmiley. part
A d.H-rej e of IC1I borrU la nH 'i:c.k 12. Ilenhlton.
In the t.it.il daily pniui tii.n of the i n, V. P.lour.t to I. V. Knglund.
lut,c:i.i fi.-ld dur.ng the month of 1-1 Wot-k Hmu,,,.
e. iiiIkt. tI0. ncmrdlng to reports I i ... ...
from the field whl.-;, give tbe fig- ,,, mldt()n. :
ores n, oarm, ,o,ai u:uiy pro- Am,..ton H 11. lUieslon.
jrt 22. 2s 2w.
,. Oilitsspii to n. H. scnnriucr.
'high price for rude oils, l.a.ing their
tpiiiaui on present indications. Ad
values In tho prlew of oil usually fol
lows rise in th quotation of In
dustrial stocks, fur the greater ac
tivity In commercial life the great
er the enn-iUtnption of p"trol"jri pro
duet. Duncan Production Has
Decline During December
In a little house on tho corner ot
Sixth avenue and E street northwest,
lives two high school boys who many
months ago began to toko notice of
a new force in electricity namely,
wireless telegraphy and telepheny, and
they equipped their little room with
a crude set of instruments, mostly
home made affairs, but their success
was such that they have improved
this little plant from time to tlmt
until at this time they have one, that
has cost them in nickels and dimes
and quarters that they have earned at
odd Jobs done for their friends and
neighbors about a hundred and fifty
dollars.
These two loyi, their names are
Perry Cecil, who lives with his grand
mother, and was and has lived all
ct 1 is life In Ardmore, and Harold
Kichardson, who makes his homo with
Perry's grandmother, too, tld the
writer that they are slowly tmprov
lng their plant and that they now
lave bought, but not yet received,
a transformer, when set up will en
able them to send messages thous
ands cf miles, while with tho equip
ment they nou have they can only
send about one Vundred miles.
Tallin l l.'ff Cities.
Tho reolvlnn pait of this plant 1-
ncie perfec'. tlvin tre sending, for
the reason that it is Mniplcr 'ill cuH
less to equip It. "bl.t." said one of
the boys, ' us soon n- w ra'i cam
.rough in-rf to buv a bo'iee sending
set we will have it. Wi haven't
been able to send messages furthei
tr.iiii DuIIof. OMnhoina CP.v and
l..ce:' within on-? hundred mile
but we receive inessoses from as I tr
iiwvy us Chicif.o, Philadelphia, At
l.nla, (la., S Louis and othei litlis.
We get both l"d; messages mi l With
?Ms teU-phon;- set In connection, we
can hear plain United tatis and
tven rt.illun.
A few weeks ago probably you
noticed in the press dispatches that
Madam Xarrur announced that she
would en certain night give a series
of performances for tho benefit of
wirelet-s stAtlons within a certain dis
Unce of Phllndelphla. Somo of tho
operas were rung in Italian und whll
wo are not very strong for Italian
rpen, It was nil very plnln and l
wculd have Imcn iv wonderful treat
to many Ardmore people, could they
have listened In."
Hears Lrctiirf and Orchestra
We heard a lecture on Masonry
ielivered out of Pittsburg a few
nlshu ago. Last night young Klrh
hriinon mt down to his machine, put
or. his head gear (n set Just llk-
1.1- ones you see tltu telephone glili"
wear at theii- work), tuned his instru
ment for a long distance shot ana
waited, but he did not have long to
wait for presently a voice cunio out
tt tho uir saying: "This Is Denver,
Colorado, wc are going to furnish the
music for a dance that is being
given In Tucson, Arizona."
In a little while tho music from
an orchestra of ' many pieces cams
softly and sweet, but very plain; sc.
plain that each instrument could be
distinguished cno from the other and
for as long ns he cared to listen
joung Richaroson was entertained
Perry said, "If wo Just had a loud
talker we could entertain a roomful
of folks here every night of. the
week."
"Lould Tallier" Needed
I asked them what is a "loud
talker" and was Informed that it is
r.n attachment that can be used in
place of the head gear and docs fot
the receiving machine what a horn
cr megaphone does for a phonograph,
In other words it magnifies thk
sounds, makes them louder and plain
er. The cost ot a "loud talker
would bo about $r0 for n very gooo.
one tho boys told me, but Just now
they haven't tin; money, but I pre.
diet it won't bo long before they
have it. Th"v arc not lusty, Indolent
fellows but they like to work and
they will get tho money.
The boys havo a code book listing
the names of operators und towns
nnd their to.le calls can instantly
identify any call by reference to this
book. For example: 5 '.. A., is P.O.
veil. N. M.. nnd the operator Is
lxuis Kalcuni; 5 F. O. Is Norman, I
I'k'.a., und the operator is Morris J
Lee lYescott; this one Is u radio
phone station, which Is equipped to i
h ud out telephone, messages; nnd 5 1
II. K., is Oklahoma 'Uy and the'
operator Is Hoy Mnffctt.
Isn't It nil wonderful and ono ot
tho wondeiful tilings about it is
that it has not. been gobbled up by,
tny trurt Jet, I would like to em-1
phnslzo that word YKT. I
WEEK OF PRAYER TO
BE OBSERVED NIGHTLY
This week Ardmore adds Its voice
la the national Week of Prayer, with
union services four nights of tin.
week and services at each of the
churches will bo held Wednesday
night. All of the services will begin
at 7:"0 o'clock nightly and will be
brief.
Tonight the service will be held at
the liroadway Ifaptist church; Tues
day at the lP-oadway Methodist; Wed
nesday, regular prayer meeting nnd
prayer nt each church; Thursday at
the First Christian church, ond Fri
day at, tho First Presbyterian church.
Tho Jelly-beans batllo broke out last
week at Hays hall when a half doz
en personal encounters were going
on at ono and the same time be
tween gladiators of tho opposing
forces. ' '
Police did not arrive on the scene
until the carnago was almost over,
and they only succeeded In arresting
Bertram Barrow, a slight youth who
had been left leaning in tho corner
dazed from a blow.
Bertram was advised by City Judge
Wheeler to "go and Jell no more."
New Year's tlie (Vi.sls
The chief refused to issue any state
ment on his action in placing his
sleuths to watching tho dance hulls,
but he muttered, "tho neit time any
thing breaks out we'll be right there
to grab off the guilty parties, wheth
er they part their hair In tho middle
or not."
Tho tianger will be over if hostil
ities can be averted until after tho
New Year dances, it is thought. Tim
calendar Is full of dances the rest of
the week, however, and the "society
detectives' will be kept busy. ,
Mounted on casters, a new bath
tul) can lie hidden in a closet or an
unused room when it Is idle.
1
Dog Itesciies Master
MILL CHEEK. J. F. Garner, ed
itor of the local newspaper, in a
dense fog last his way and walked
off a 12-foot culvert with such force
that ho was rendered unconsclouw.
"Jack", his Spitz dog, tugged at ils
clothes to rouse him and failing in
that, kept up a continual barking
until help arrived. He was given a
good Christmas feed for his fidelity.
K- If I I
Works Like
aQock
atU'.
(A5UU&QIININE
CUres CbldsiriMHours
CTAN'UAXD nawdr rtt tnt. TrtWt
3 rm. t at It Art! imcfaUaa 1 li
r U (irtp mi "ilia
illnii. DtauS na kn
fcrartnf Mr. M. b)i
Mil m4 ilrMlw.
JiOriavMi MCmii
m m hi ix co. orrmitT
'TWAS HiS STOMACH
INSTEAD OF HEART
CAUSED TROUBLE
"I'm as full of life nnd energy as
any twenty year old boy since Tan
Ir.c put me on my feet," said John
E. McLestor, well-to-do farmer, P.oute
No. 4, Dallas, Tex.
"I had stomach trouble so lad day
and night fir two years I didn't know
what it was to get any sound, rest
ful sleep. I had Indigestion so bad
I thought I had heart trouble, hut
Tnnlac has shown me that every
thing that was tho matter with me
came from my stomach being out of
trder.
"My little toy needed a tonic so 1
(,ave him Tan lac und he has simply
been Wonderfully benefited. When It
tomes to a medicine for both old al,d
joung, T.iriUc is In a 1U.-4 by it.
self."
Tanlae Is sold In Ardmore by th
Frame Drug Co., and by leading
drugglut everywhere. Adv.
Thnt the temperature of thn cen
ter of tho sun is 30.632 degrees, is the
estimate of 11 French scientist.
ZUMWALT, WILLS0N & GARNETT
Certified Public Accountants
Ardmore, Oklahoma
(iem-rul Accounting, Audits nnd Systems,
t oiinnfl. In Federal Tx Matters.
Oil Valuation and Depletion Problems.
214-215 Simpson Building W. J. LAW
Telephone 2fjl ' Local Manager
Offices: Tulsa, Oklahoma Oljr, Ardmore. Muskugei, Washington, 1). C.
til
Tho liner Is li-inir run in the Mud
i-on-Ciil.inH'olllne No. ;l. on the ll.iit'
inriii. in the enter of the m line unction during the month of .Vovem-
.rf thn southwest iju..rter of the -r reached b.trels. Iunk of 1
r.uithwesl nmirter..f s- Uon 4s w-iT wm. n to crry , n opetA- , u Jf L)Kk 2JJ Arrtmon(
jreparatory to ins,a.m,g tti;. pump- , ; ' ; - - Lu.fr to J. T. KKglc.tone,
riJ'iC marnincry. jinn in uns wen, - - ;j 3.3.
l.hicll U located on
rf th discovery w.
tr tion In the Hewitt
rlon, was found at a depth of KM
utfect and was 27 fet In thiofcn
rp
TREES!!!
Plunt-now for best wults. Ilor.ie-;
grown fruit and t-haile lres. grafted
pecans, chruldwry, roses, hedge, 1 to.
lndycape digiiuig. Onl Nursery ',
In Carter county. '
Ardmore Nursery
Irl Hudson, Prop. !
Phone UIJ-4. '
eighth mile north , T''nen pro.luction durmg the psst ; ' ' w ,. naylon.!
rHI and of produc 'f ' J ! r-rt block 4" Wsh'tt .ddtt.on.
t southeast exten-1 hr w"r ' rwlurlny. j W.i.re.
IT. Js-IW.
li-ll
The Pure Oil (Vmpnnv Is cleaning
out Its No. 1 on the Sullivan farm.
In thn renter of the northeast quar
jter of tho northenst quarter cf th
fAD cotithwoet quarter cf section it. 4 "w.
luirJn th Hewitt southeast etenion.
Kiicnit this test was found t .1
t.y tiepth of 243r. 43 feet, and the total
the depth of the hol In 3M feet. Prior
willto cleaning out the well was swubbina
eiinabout 39 barrels.
WITH THE OIL MEN
START THK NEW YKAR Rf CUT.
TMK ARI10RK BtMNKMH (OU
m.r CAN TM.I OV HOW. I
K. r. Million, of M AMler. Is here j I H(E SU OR tP. t'-i
on business visit, nnd tnnde a trip !
to Wirt this Rftnrnnnn where he is rerMilnf at fori Nil
rotinrt.-.! ns direct r with the Wirt! f.AWTO.N. ln. John J. Pershln
8tate pjink. Mr Million Is nisi n t'g 1 will InsTt the artillery hoot
royalty owner li the llesldtnn field. cf fire at Fort Hill. January' 10, ae
receiving revenue frnm tbe pr"d'i. tl.in coiding to advice rec- tved here. H
on the Millinn-Thmns pn.ertirs orr-' witl ! eeoninied t.y pt vert I ot-
atel 1-y the linrisir Interests, prior to ' f Hali of the war rttef.
MONEY TO LOAN
IMMEDIATELY
fur exsmltier will be In Ard
more ttetween .Ian. 2nd nnd Mh,
to take (t nod tonus on Improved
Ardmore properly,
TATE INS. AGENCY
Ak for It. (. Tale
Phone 4
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No Coffee Pot Waste -
G. Washington's Coffee!
you use
Each cup is made to order at the table. No cofTee pot needed. Disaotvea instantly.
It in estimated that twenty-five per cent, of all bcancoffee made is wasted. Each can
of G. Washington's CofTee is equivalent to ten times its weight in roasted bean coffce.
Measure the cost by the cup not by the size of the can
Atwsra delicious, healthful and economical. Krcipe bouklet bra. Bend Nc for special trial alia.
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