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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, TUESLXAY, JUNE 4, 1918
jP ,5-5 UaKbs and stock, oil land, liases and stock
,"?'.'7o Air Drillim? ait a LSftHk Qwr
500
. drf Cxpcctad toon. New co-operative
suit to pay. fltl Oil wells in J miles
, ,Aa.KAYlU.E HtLIJ.
' KlAtlAard rWrrirlr tin nn eiirhlv
HBK it they get a l.uUi barrel well.'
'. ' Only few dayi remain tn net in nn the ground floor at par. Trice advance
' ' we bring in a big well. Wrilc for full particulars tUy.
';: "Okkkomm Trasft Co., Fiscal Agtfcialtfi
FOR DOUHl.KHEAD OIL ft KF.FINING r.
' blttrancc Building Oklahoma City, Okla
SOME Gladstone Oil
& Refining. Need
money. Will sell for
$1.50 per share.
T. L. BLY, 617 W. F.
Ave., Maple 3599-J.
rORCKD to sell 100 ihim Oklamad
oil A ) (took for 1. II pr ehar.
A4dre 1-M ear Oklnhoman.
1TFTsTLE7o snare' Kantein cYll
U.ii Co. oil atock; make your heat bid
Address Hoi 111 Csrncgle. Okla.
VlM KAl.fc-loo shree National Unlnii
OH Uaa Co, at II SO share, A. W
Kunlti. Blackwefl. Okla.
' JXJiTotllCK HAI.CAi t nw offer one-
thirtjf-eeronrl Interest In 44 acre anil
Well drilled, for 1200. Ola Oil Una Co.,
a Norm Howneon.
OIL LtfASES AN'irTtSAlJTrfc7
W ran aall you choir acreag naar
production In Oarber-Bllllnga filed, alan
hallow acreage In Chelae district. Alan
tiav aoma production, with price and
tar ma aMrtuteii' rlaht.
a. O. HALL A CO.,
Enid, Okla.
FOR 8ALlloohar"OI(ih" Oil com -
, pany atock fnr fl.lt anare; muat ear.
rifle thla atock tn ralaa money quirk
Addrea Boa 414, Okmulgee, Okla.
fWILL BELLloO Oklahoma Salt, 4(0
LtfVilry Boy Lad, I aharea Inter-dial
Oil A R.flnlnt. 1,000 Alllea Oil, l.flnfl
Hurl Bam Oil, all theae at or lea fur 1300.
Jlerbert A. Beadla, Little Rock. Ark.
WANTED 104 aVarr diildlng Star All
uaa atock. ma i.to. Addreaa x-o.,
ear Oklahoman.
JoH ALT56 ahare dulling Star Oil
Gaa, par value 16, will aall all or
ny part at II. Thla la a producing com
pany, atork off the mark!, will pay
dividend anon. Ill health reaaon for
aelllng, Addreaa X-IC, care Okla human
fO II SaTE I.OOO aha re of--A ilia Iga
mated OH atock. Walnut 3331.
(QOI.NU TO AKSlY-tt'lii offer for aale or
trad, 100 aharea Regal Land A 7.lnr
lock. My raal eat Me business for aale In
rrrowlrlg oil town at a bargain. Oil lease
n aection 10, IN tV, Stephens county,
tikla., at a bargain: leaae direct from
tiwnar, on II producer farm. Monro
I'armer; writ er phone; Ma How, Okla
RTOCK BAROAINS.
110 Oklahoma Hlar OH for IIMt
100 Harroun Molora for 146
too Hoffman Oil and Defining for l2t(.
100 Buffalo Oil and Refining fnr ..tllto
4,000 Whit Rock Oil for 2(0
M.0O0 Unci Ram Oil for JlM
TBI.BORAPH OROEH8.
A. L. telbel. Lltlla Hick, Ark.
W0 SHARES of United oil A Refining;
n part: 80 ccnta. Thone Mapla Siai-R
FOR RAt.K Oil atork; 44H "liiirealn
Concord Oil Co., will tnke i oenla a
ham; don't anawer unh-aa yon maun
bualneaa. Apply Box 10(, Ulllaliuro,
Txaa.
kit ACRE ranch, well located, well fni"
roved; good hnuaea, larga atork barn
fK.la free atock range, plenty good running-
watar: hundred acrea under gooil
fancej young orchard: good tenant houar
wall worth W.000; for a limited time we
ar now offering thla ranch for llfl per
era. part caah. balance term. J. 8
Whltten. DeQueen, Ark.
sxvw dividend paying mTiiTng atork to
lohang for farm near Oklahoma
City or good acreage. U T., car Okla
homan. -
rdVTllAI.BJ 100 acrea Mrlntonh coiintv.
. 1IKI.. ffir BJS in- tHl T lh.rlti K,... 1. 1..
gaa wella cloaa by; title perfect: von rim
ft inoat your money bnck Immedlaleh'
lalnf It Owner, p. O. Box ii.
Tola.
Jones Quotes Subject
Prior Sale
1.W0 Am. O. A R Ttld
1,W0 Algoma O. A fl n
"0 Am. Industrial )
I7B Adklna OAR o
100 Bomont Pet 1 to
00 Burlington O. A O
4"0 Cap Rork (today only) 1 or,
100 Continental Pay 1 ?(
Curdy Royalty I'nlta (market).
10 Concord O. A O , tin
l0 Denoeltora O A O If,
IMt Kederal L. A Z us
475 Oloh OAR. Blarkwell J 7f.
l.tOO Onlden KtHle L. A '. 45
HO Ouldlng Btar J jn
l.Onn Olohe O AR -n
1!5 Home oil A R ' j no
100 J. H. Oil A O Kf,
Kantexn 3 no
on I. mi. Pool on j II-,
1 .000 lwton L A 7. in
BO N'Htlomtl nil ...
Nanhtlilnl nil
oaarn o AO l
!' tlaag Mutual O AR 1 nn
OO Oklamade O. A (? 17"
I" nrtie-i'itman r,
quadrangle pet . t r.n
100 Qua -Jack L A f. IS
Home Rhlrt t;leve , ;
I 1-10 R. T. Stuart Co Bid
I" Shallow rielda
W United O. A R 40
fend your ordera any part of atneka
neeirrn small ordera get personal at
JONES SALES AGENCY
1W, Horakowltl
Tel, ,wi.. M: pie 40M.
Assurance Oil and Refining
Com At tia for immedlnie n Bob
fWman, IIS American Niithrnil lihiit
Walnut 1111.
BOB PARM AN "OFFERS
M Concord Oil .
1-4 Dtea Pool Oil
K Aaauraaa) Oil
I '17
. 1 O'l
A' Raf. at
' bargain.
19 Black Panther OU...
4M Onto Rom Oil
fM Hoy-Oarbor Oil
M Ivanhoa Petroleum .,
Brm Big Weatera Oil
IM McCann-Roech Oil ..
Some Gladstone
IM Oklahoma Oil A Ref
... I no
.75
. . . . 1 on
... 14 00
... 1(0
... 1 J(
$1.00
1.00
amwielMcTon OH at a grant bar
IK National Oil M0
Bom Oklamad OH A Oa.. 1 0
M Rsnola Oil I (n
tkama Whit Panther OH I 2(
4K Ct Rock ryndleat OH 1 10
Bowl Phlrt Blev oil M
IW4 Ooldenatat lead A Zinc... 45
104) Ootdnrod Lead A Zlne 4 f,
loma Greening Mln. and Mill linoo
4) Magmolla lad A Zlne... 1 on
m Old Itellabl U A 70
IM pAral Lead A Zinc... Ill
II Kanaaorl Lead A Zlne linn
M4) Trotyto Ic Machine (original). 1 nn
Pm-o "r co. (
M Midland Motor 1(0
. tit Anaarlcan National Bank Bldg
Walnut MJS
SMTViAM All and "fteftntng atcli iffie
aeiar. Buffalo OR and Refining atork
If ( Kar. - O. lngeraoll, fjog tin, Houa-
wsa. Tina
TOTTsIle"
TWte ameartcant M-erre trade. Fa si land
County, Ten, near drilling welhi.
()" Ut Ikmld. Xlil Ceslooftl Bite
Fecit
plan. Land owned in fee. No ROY-
gnare surrounding nur land in II K
dioininir lit nn the uril fnr a rleen test
WE OFFER
Subject to Trior Sale
OIL STOCK
I?
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iiim
him
,'ilm
Sim
f.lMI
H'tl
Mill
(HO
VII
Ml
nil
:;u
mo
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dull
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dull
I Oil
1. 1 II
I. Ill I
boo
a
(i0
10
(00
100
Oklahoma lx-aa Holding
Oklalinnm Oil i Kefming.
Aaanran' till A llr-flnlha .
Hoffman Oil a Refining. .
American Indiialrlal
Shirt hlicv
oklnniad
Alnriia
Anirrlinn fill A Itrflnlng ,
I He (ill Refining
I. ink) I.rae OH
IMala guveii Oil
J II. O.I A iaa
A.-li, a (in
(llnitaKina Oil
Knrlna
Adklna oil A It, filling ...
Nenk Oil
. s ro
1 0"
!'
.70
.no
.30
.. 1.75
.3!
Hid
.(o
V6
.to
,o
Hid
... 1 10
.. in
nit
i mud mi a
lleflnlng
in
National Am.
iter. . .
tin
Werry OH A
Itef.
(Tula).
.7i
M till 1'anlher
Lucky Tlaer
Ootebo OH A (laa
Areola Oil
Wmknun Oil
llotne Refining
Nemo Oil Co
I'eoplu'a Refining
Mlai k I'eMher
Uimdranale
, . . 1 0
.!
... ' .HO
.10
. . io no
,.. 1. 01)
. . IK
... II on
. . 1(0
.Bargain
Mining Stock
(no Federal Lead A Zlna IK
IfiO Rig Heven l A Z 1.00
700 Miami M. M. A 1'ev 20
f."0 Cole Creek M A Royl. Co 1.10
MHi Magnolia I. A 7. Rargaln
JbO (Jim jack Lead A Zlna' 1 7a
(oo Aaeoclaled U A Z. 100
60 Miami Melal 1 71
500 Lead Itoy L. A Z. 1 00
0 llrlierca Mining 10 00
500 Tcliow Jack L. A 7. 75
(00 Lucky fllrlka Lead A Zinc 10
Industrial Stock
too Tronic lea Machine 1 R0
1(0 Midland Motora 11 On
Mm Iniei -Htnle Tropin Ire Marh. .75
75 (Irroiiltnn Motora 10 00
(I'O Unii paw Wlioleanle (Iro 1 o
(no l K. Htorage Hallriy 71
i'uO Havla Mfg. Co H.OO
Nn ordrr loo largo or loo
aninll fur ua to hanille.
EMPIRE BROKERAGE
COMPANY, INC.
!n,Nn.nmJ'snj!? MAPLE MM
1.0 8IIAREH Aaaurance Oil A Refining,
tnic (ninety rental abare. II-24 car
Ok Inhnman.
loo HH Alt r"S"Tederal Iead A Zlno Tt
II l. Telephone Walnut 1030.
KOIt BALK-il(l "aharea NatlnnaT!'nlon
OH and (laa company at II. Ill ahare:
alao 5no aharea (llnh Oil and Refining
company at II 35 ahare. Hlackwell Brok
erage .Co , HlarkWellj Okla.
Iiltll.l.IM) rontrncta, oil leaaea. royaltlea,
production. 10 hnrrela Chelaea field;
tiargnltv Hwanaheraer, (03 RaumBldg.
J1 HOM K RKKININtl 1 00
110 AHNI'KANCK RKK o
Jon OK I. A SALT V)
Cull MHle .1278 lifl ci (I o'clock.
HAVE n lnrite block of atnek In
eitiniiHiiv, now ihixImk 24 percent
per annum, Willi wonderful proa
perta for fulure 1 need aome
money, will ronelder a proposition
of (0 percent III trade and Iml
imce citah, on a Imala of present
value of flocks. This proposition
will benr most rli'ld Investigation.
Oon'l bother me iiiiless you hnve
entnetlilni: anoil: consider good
hiiIo. AudrcsH lt-ir, caio Times,
CITY KEA1. ESTATE FOR SALE
m u st" sell'at once"
New alx room bungalow, all floors hard
wood, basemen,!, west of (laasen on 34th,
price 14, (on nn; a room bungalow, garnKe.
cement poreli rinora, weal 27th rinse to
lUihllisnn. price ll.f.noflii; new room
ngnlow west '.'nil In 3nfl blm-k. will soon
hf- conipleteil, I ,nve seienil new Imn-
Kiions lust about completed . special
pi lea for iiiil k sule.
M. B. SEARS
Vlnlit 4'.47.
Ki'lt KALK In Hi lit. in. fun modern hmne
of ten rooms, t.nn Inis, bain, rnteni
cellnr, wsh-hml., In i km potches; all It
best roiiillilon. I'rlcfl only 13,000; terms
i 'oil w in:v
liU SA1.K- St i It tly inndern five-room
house, close In and I block from atreet
cur line; ll.hfiO, jmit cash mill Imlnnce on
eiisv inmeit Apply hi M2 N Hrauer
llAIC ,A I.N ; scveinl clear linmcs. larim
ntul small trncts. Owner, ulniil (.
A i-ioonriionie. S"o E PMh for sole
CIILAI. tile close In home for fnmllv
and .'i0 per month Income; terms; bj
owner Mnple S377-J t
r'Oll CALF By owner, ( room and--room
modern hnuaea, east aide, l'hone
Mnple 417 evenlnga
1(00 CASH buy a i-room house on two
Iota, Weat 3th Ht. Walnut 131.
Fair IRoomni CoHttagd;
r. EiH 4th for sale or exchanga for
piopcrtv ,i,,. , cthollc church, will
Inks Hull. p,( ,Mmen. llSlth.
Ec;HT lie com bouse en deslrabla corner
on West Nlnib site!. grag and
aervanl nuaii-rs: pin e i,(cin ran glvi
aome terms .1 K, llnv, No 407 8 Uinln
Exchange Bldg I hone Walnut If,.
FIVE room new bungalow -. all modern
convenlencea. lorni-d In VMelda1 Ad
dltlon. I.HkVnci Wninift inn
BUSINESS LOT at a i.iiigain. b...-k4i,'
facing 2nd Ht M. I.., race (ck.aho-
man.
BRAND NEW up-tn-tbe-mlnule f, riM.rn
bungalow; only 13,2(0. owner. Walnut
4740-J.
eT EOANTLY- furnlehed honi'e'for "isle
.Mnple 2QQ4 J.
Brand New Bungalows
Five very large rooms and brcikfuet
room, two rooma In oak, o;ck thiols In
every room. Iiesiitlful fiiuc, end dec
orations, all the bullt-ln feniuna. In.
rated near Classen Blvd I'c.ii.Mi buy.
Six rooma flnlshect In onk n.,1 ensnirl
nice hreskfaat room, good cnsKe. on
paved ilrerl near houlevsrd: i inn Inns
Theae are eplenclld homes for the nmnev
l'KCMl) sl-MI -y co
vValniit TTQ4 Maple 372 SumWv
FOR" AALE-Tiy owner: 1 I -room mcidotn
bugalnw, 4n l.lnwnod boulevard. 12 -100:
nrt caah. balance easy terms: sln
4-room bunanlow on c'Ihbhch, 13 71
rbou own. Ala.pl IUT-J, ' ,
CITY SEAL ESTATE TOR SALS
SPLENDID BARGAIN
1 In room morlarn bungalnt In the
faaieat giowlog i I of (he city, (i.l'ai
buys. I'iiiO raali
i;nhOUO IN VEMTMKNT CO,
Walnut 7704 Mnpl J72 Hiindav
L0TS1 LOTS I "
NON-KLMOENT BAYS 4KLL.
Emir lol on 12nd atreet. Central Park
slieet paied, 700 caah huva the bum h
fvOrKWOOH N I HTMLNT CO.,
Walnut 7704
CHOICE IITMLTHNa HITEft for on;
high ground; cloae In; modern and ie
alrlrlrd (llelih I; liiingalowa of giMid clnas
permlled; lead water eorvlce In tn iiiop
eity tin II. (I. I.aatinan. 22k l.c lllilg
I'honea Waliiirt Id or Alaplo :n
(AVNfTll wanla to leave cliy, aava will
Iske first reaaonable offer for ( room
California bungalow on V Kth Ht West
llivesliiient Co, 412 Ameilratl Hunk
A NM'K (-room cottage Hi 2311 H llroiid.
wav, 150 leal of rar Una. My owner,
phone Walnut4l(2-.l.
Some KEEN Bargains
Elve-toom, eeml-modein cottnar, on
piiveiiienl, one block Horn car. full lois,
prh l (nn. leiuia
I Ive-room, moilern rottnge, riorlheusl.
biiaemeiit and garage, fur ll.imo,
ciiah
Elve-room. modern bungalow, four
moiitha' old, lata built -In fenlurea: (me
bliwk from car, for I'i.InO; 130u cnah
Klve-room, moilern IuhiksIow, lute
bullt-ln featurea, north, on car line, for
I. I 2(0; on lerma to einl.
KlMht room, two aloiv, modrrn, close
In on West I2lli, for only 3..'i0, l.'.no
i sab.
HlH-ronm, niodern bunaalow, new, Ist
est Imtlt-ln feutiiies. near Claaaen, for
13,7(0, on good lerma.
Beautiful new all-room, modern bun-
5 alow, north, on pavement, garage and
rive, a bargain for It. (nil; on terms
New all-room, modern bungalow, built
in fealurea, near Claaaen, for (,(00;
I I, OHO rash
New saven-rnnm, two-alory, hardwood
throughout, baaement, furnace heat
rag and drive, near l lessen, for
ol).
on good teima
Vou can't beat tha KEEN haraalna
from which to eelert a home. Call aboul
theae and othera
KEEN INVESTMENT CO.
I'hnn M 134 103 Oraln Ef Bldg
ll-ACRE tract, fltie Inrstlnn, northwest
part city; a bargain. 411 Oil Richange
Bldg
WHY IS THE
KARAT MARK
OH GOLD?
THE KARAT MARK 1H Pl.AC
EI ON HOLD SO THAT ANYciNII
CAN niHTINlll'INH THE HENI'
INIC KROM THE PLACED Oli
HI HFACE1) WASHIC1I IMITA
TIONS. KOIt THE SAME REASON WW
CALL THE HOMES WK HITILD
HOMEY HOMES
SO THAT A Bt'TEH CAN DIS
TINdlllS'H A HOME BI'ILT FROM
THE 1IEHT OK MATERIALS
HAVINd THE FINEST OF
WORKMANSHIP FROM TUB
A V E R A (1 E HI'ECI'LATOR'S
llOl?SE WHICH IH Jl'ST BUILT
TO HELL. BT THIS NAME WW
PAFEHI'ARD THE III 'Y EH, HO
BE Ht'KE WHEN YOU PUT A
HOME THAT IT IS A HOMEY
HOMU.
Six to sight mlnutee nn tha F.x
cbang Avenue car from the Tei
inlnal. office No 2:in'.l Exchange
Avenue Phone Wnlnul g 4 6t, OE
KICE ON PROPERTY OPEN EV
ERY HI'NDAY. Phone evenlnga
Walnut 4N27-J.
A N. WHEELER
(leneral Manager.
Saw $Sc0 a
Some folk argue that it isn't worth while to save
money, unless you can save as much as $20, $25 or $30 a
month; that small amounts accumulate too slowly.
Just to prove that they are" wrong, hero's a table
showing the result of depositing regularly $G a month
(anyone can save an little as $f a month) for 108
months. Wouldn't $1,013.02 look good to you?
in SHARES
IMied July,
Date
1007-08
1908-00
1900-10
1910- 11
1911- 12
1912- 13
ioin-i i
1014-1 r,
loirt-it;
Durs
$72.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
72.00
$0.18.00
OFFICERS AtfD
A. II. Cl.nrn J M. Owrn
A. I.. Wclih (.icnrg (iatdnrr
(ifurRf G. Sohll.rrg V. S 1
204-200 Majestic Bldg.
Tkk Eomv Muzl Es Sold
ejjp 'I wo Mnry liciiir, iy i n, all umiMially l.irnr, aUn t rcrpt itrt bmni.
breakfant rrvun and bath ,, , onr ( .K rrsi,cni f arctuuu (if
the city, nrar tar line and s. Ivi, ,.n pavinK'
This i a commodicm tliorrciiflilv well ult t,,,mr Owner in Ri.vrrmtirnt irrv
it ha hern tratufcrred to an.ctlier utv; family -lill heir but wih to leave at
nrr l'ricfd at $5.M HI Miht take 1c. Will make te'nos to Mnt Can be
cecn at any time I'honf or re - .
JAY I DWYI K.
Krai l'.tate Ib.t
Ro T. Stowsiirt &. Co.
tO WEST MAIN
CITY ilAl ESTATE FOB SALE.
I IVXiMH good buy, lota I0il0, on I4tli
atrrel. price II, Ion, (erina. Call Wal
nut 7m
NKW ii,-ruoiii Imngalow, nnefern lITrough
out, paving all paid for, will take amall
iwah isiyment and let you pay lialaine
Itu per month Z-l.
I.M l I I'IATK POHHIOrt'sToN 4"riNm
hones, I full lol a, block of car line,
only moo men: haluncn ( per monlh
( all after 7 i fn Walnut 7124
H IHhiM modern dome, near 17ihand
Hharlrl, mm pie. Call aflat 7 . m.,
U aliiut 7!'i'4.
CoUHikli l'F:r7-LB rau buy a rUcar I or
4 -loom house for 110 per month; a few
vacant lois two block of cai Una at I .
ash and 'i no par liionlh Call Mr Mil
ler, with Clarence lv Troepvr A Co.,
(in-10 Insurance IIIiIk Mnplel
' BN AI'H! HN A I'H!
New B-room modern liiiiiy'ilow, 3 rooma
In oak, I'llh, weat of l'ln.en; piba
l.'.c.'.n Ownvr going to war; niaka of
fer, easv terms
CAPITOL HILL EORCKl) HALE
III- 1 1 1 M KKTTLINH EHTATiVV- I rooms,
rno'liiu. 3 lota, cement cava, barn, kiii -nge,
fine fruit; eusv terma
4 HI,"' KM, noilliwesl of Kklivlu, 4
roiuna, miiilt i n. biiaemeiit gnraae, 2 cor
ner lois, only 2, (Oil; ;,n0 clish; bolmice
like . -nl.
IVMLIilATK POSKLHHION. Cnpltol
Hill home of 4 rooms. 3 lois, barn, flue
well, ci mm! slilewnlka, U block of car
line, on cash: bnlancii llfi per month
N W MANSION oak flnleh. band
dicoratvd wall, full basement furnace,
Km one ii nil servant ijiuirteiei price rl-
1 1 uoiialy cheap.
ltl-:. I ' ril"'! 'L 4 room modern borne with
Imin. aariiKe, 2 full lois. only I2.IMI; I .'Ml
i ill ; biilam e 'i"i.M per month, ln linllng
lllleiesl
House for Rent Knrnia for Kale.
Ask ua for Insurance
Or.LAIHiMA TIII'ST COMPANY.
',n 10 liiKiinince 111,1k Maple 34
Bnclk Vmi'(6r
$1,000 Uimdlcir
Elv room, reception hall, pantrv,
Hire closet, basement, baidwood in
three rooms, lis In lice ennmel; 24-foot
sleeping poirh, gnrare; am leaving cllv;
furnltuia la new and can be bought at
leaa than half price; poasesslon In ten
dave. W. 3oib Ht. (tuple 116. Inoulre
ViilleMU's. 2:'4 W (Irand
On paved alreet, iinrtheaaf, beat aeellon
of the cly; nil floora In onk, oak flnlHh
ilownstalra, old Ivorv upsialis; a beauti
ful home In a splendid neighborhood;
garage, driveway, bnsemeiil, Tin mice
heel, every modern Idea line been Incor
porated In this resilience; vou will be
proud of II; I .'I, ill cush will bun, lie.
I '4 North lliirvev Telephone TTtX-1
I'i'lt SALE -cine pair of high, moilern
lots on Cnpltol Hill, $f,0 cash. Walnut
HV,.J
HOM E 1 N " 1 1 A UN f M.Y.
Ijirno nioileru, II-room residence,
double hard wood floors. I4lh HI., be
tween Shailel unci Western; third floor
large eiiinmli fnr three acldlllniial bed
rnotna Walnut 3137
Six Rooms
Tandy new Iningalnw, S rooms, osk, all
flooi onk, hrenkfnst room, bnarnivnt,
gureii, lr I vp. lot (0x170, on pavement,
north Clnaseii section: others are getting
K.nnn for ecieh as this: our price It (no;
lerma; exclusive ngents. Walnut .lit.
McKvsir Eiroftk(irs
nnT.l hn c is i rvTi TlVr n" oalIT"-
For business or residence facing
rooms. Walnut J1N7.
f BLtit 'ic (iri3TcnrndcTirsseS',
Lo new cast front B-rnnm hun-l-
gnlnw, sleeping Hirch and
hrenkfnst rcsim Rendv to occupy thla
week. Price 1.1,1(0, Enav terma.
JAY J. P W Y ER,
Real Eslnte I lepnrtmiyit,
R T.H'n'ART ft CO.
OWNER cms price on new (-Tonm
hungiilow to aell quick. West Inveat
ment l'o , 412 Ainerlciin Itiink.
Foil KALE olt'THAliE, -Ancrreiiciy 'tn
more Into, up-to-dcie (-room bunga-
low, with bicseinent. Wnlnut 251
lW-Mtturcil July. 1016
'alue Ftul
of I' ai Ii Vr.ir
$ 75.37
161.40
25G.11
358.00
470.01
501.55
718.15
850.11
1.013 02
Dividends
$ :u7
1109
'22 M
:io.8,r)
:!!).9,r)
r, i r i
51 .00
f.r. fifi
81.91
$305.02 $1,013.02
DIRECTORS
I". IV Jnhtunn 1. II. Kvrrrst
Nrwlon Avrv W. M Kintr
k W. R MrWillcims
Phone Walnut 2115
MAI'LL 7(,
NI'.W YORK. The tailor hat doei
not have lliingi its own way,
The uraiixht lirun i drorrd hy
man), hut thr inillinc-rn dn not ihmnc
tn let laihiiiM rtst on wit jiarlhular
ducf.
Kadi farf diffrri from the nrxt, and
thric ii no rrjvm to mpiimc that one
type of hat can he becoinitiK to a
liuitiiand different conformations of
feiilurrs ami ccduritiK. It it not poi
lilile for any two wmien to have the
vainr net of feature, the 4ame com
plexion, the name tilt to the eyebrows,
and until all women have faces cast
in one mold, the milliner will find a
Ihoihand vaiictiei of hali nut ton
many when one lui to Miit a continent
full r.f women clamoriitK to look the
first thry ran.
The Upturned Brim.
When the season lrtcan the striiitK'e
wai hrtwrrn the wide, flat brim of the
usual, ccmvciitiotial sort and the irrc
ul.ir hrim which tilted upward al the
side or haik.
I'arly in the season, or rather, in the
middle of last winter, thrrc came into
t.islnoti thr hat with the upturned hum
in fnnt, a kind of Napoleonic affair
that was merely a side step frcmi the
Mavic lurlian that had the straight
pine flaring upward 'from the oe
hrowj. Thin hat went the way of the usual
fashions that become too common, ll
disappeared for a time, hut it may rise
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A HANPY corner, 1200 W. 42nd St.,
Willi flrst-clnaa (-room bungnlow, with
nil latest bullt-ln fixtures; garage, chick
en houae, ysrd and garden, fenced, all tn
first -cliiss stin pe. By owner, phone Wal
nut 4K(2-J.
BUY my hnme at (00 less than" It la
worth and I will glvo you IS 00 worth of
new furniture; house brick veneer, (
rooma, reception boll, large closets, fine
linsemeiil, 24-fuot sleeping porch, garage;
strictly modern; hardwood floors: 1 block
west of Classen, northwest; 11,(0(1 rush,
ha In nee terms; mil leaving city at once.
VnlUoiu, 2(1 W Hi unci.
Knit HA LE llnnclsomn- 8-rno'iiv 2-story
modern residence on corner In University
addition; close In on three cir line, own
er will sell at less t tin n present cost of
construction, part cash, ensy terms on
bnlance; liiimeillnte possession. Phone
owner, no agents. Maple 2H02.
East Side Bargain
Owner moving away, must sacrifice II
romn IiiiiikiiIow, two full lots, garngn
IIIH9 Enst Ht h street. Price 2,(o.
New Bungalow Northwest
Brand-new bungnlow on W. 11th St.,
south front, close to enr line, sidewalks
In and pnid for; five rooma and aleeping
porch, two rooma In oak. bnlanue In
ktiiv rnnniel; bullt-ln features! a dandy
home, Mi0 rash will hiuidle
m North Tlarvev
Telephone PBX-1
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I IT OWNERS.
W have several buyvrs for vacant
M lots, belli on and off pivlnr,
fle' owneia wlahlng to aell, list
W Willi
Jay .T. Owver,
Real Ilnte liept.,
n. T. STUART & CO..
:nW.!diiln. Mnple i 74
WANT TO HI'Y Modern home from
owner; price must be right; In north
west part of town preferred. Address
V -4 1 . . i ikliihomnn.
WANT ( or fi-roiun house, northeast or
northwest, for 3 pair lots and cash.
V-2S, care ( ik Inhuman.
WANT to iniv a home of 4 or 7 rooms,
south of20lh Ht J'nJIvv'L7M
WAN'IEU TO TluS A five to seven
room house In good condition (mod
ern); will pnv IfiOo down and make pay
ment from 115 to J0 per month; give
locution and price. Addrene X-200, cure
Tlmea.
LEGALS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
UNIVLHSAI, BRICK M A N PROCESS
REHNINO COMPANY.
Notice Is hviahy given that t" an
nual meeting of atocklinlders of the I ' n I -vmsal
Uric kmnn Process ReflnlnK Com
puny will ho held In th otflce of Fulton,
Hhlrk 4k 1 'Miner , 40(-l3 Hecurlty Bulld
Ing. Oklnhomn City, Oklahonia, on Wed
nesday, tha (th da of June, HI IN, at the
hour of 10 o c lock A. M , for the purpose
of electing director of esld corporation.
nmcndlnK the hy-lnwa ami winding up
tha business of snld corpnrntlon, and the
transaction of nny and all other business
thnt may pioperly coma before aald
meeting,
SAMUEL RRICKMAN,
President.
LEUAL NOTICE OF SALE
By order of the district court of Gar
vin county, Okbi., ttie undersigned re
ceiver will sell, st public sale, for cash,
to the highest Milder, at 12 o'clock m.
on Saturday. June H. UMI, at Pauls Val
ley, (ikln., the Busy Bee Bakery and
Confectionery of I'aiila Valley. Okla., K.
Iluel Adama sr . proprietor, constating of
confect lonei y anil bnkery slock of the
value of about 12.344 47. and fixtures of
the approximate vnlue of 13,4(4. 7(; total
Uc sn;i J.'.
J K. MARTIN. Receiver
NOTICE
Notice Is herehy given thnt John
Celestlne. who wns on the 3(l1h dav of
March. tl(, convicted In the district
court of Oklahoma county, on charge of
inanslnughter and sentenced to term of
in years In the Oklahoma state reforma
tory, will on the 1st day of .Inlv. 1914,
make application to the governor of (kln.
Iionm for executive clemency
NOTICE. TO BONO UI'VEItS
Notice Is bVrehy given that the city
of Oe.-irv, HI. cine county, Okta . will re
rclv aealed bids for the purchase of
l.lo.occo In sewer bonds, nuthortred by a
vote of the people; said bonds tn ran
twenty-five years and bear 0 percent In
terest, also sealed bids will be received
for 3110,0111) In water work bonds tn run
Iwentv-flve years and bear 4 percent In
teres! Both Issues have been approved
bv the attorney general anil nre raadv
lo be delivered to the successful bidder
Bids will be received up to and Including
June 12. 1!'I4, at 2 o'clock p rn . of said
ilnv nnc! may be filed wl'li the under
signed, each bid must be arcnmiianl.-d
h n eertllled cMck or drnft fnr ( percent
of the btd lo Injure a compimnce with
the propoenl. The light Is (.served to
ieb-cl nnv or nil bids
Witness mv band this dnv of Mnv
A. I). 1014
IT E PUVMEHH.
Cltv Clerk of Orirv. okla.
XjtJ.s TIlH H O
luspiieii.l NVIVOHJ. J. A
ffll4etil pie Bjojaq ailloa XMdoid Xeui
ssauicnci .isuio u.ins ;o uo).imuei)
aell joi pue 'jii.t.i gciinsci., .-. iIR,
moapies io ajoi.aj(p ;o pjmi'j e Mcniait
jo aaodinit .iti Jni in a n mi . n re. n,
'Vint 'acmr In 4ep ipq et) 11,1 i:uioitiao
n.i wiiiocieino 'g'Miinu s'leci isuoiims;
tisiJ,onv fit ' rimdiiioi ii fn ,iij
gsll ! Plan en tpw Xiltrduioi ii,-, i Minn -am
o w I b i . j. . ij n mis aii in guiioiu snu
-o m p.iiinnti A.isi aj no
: ruwduin,-! no
qDjuofv il )n i nnin,g i() oj,
aJUON
tn the lurfare again in newer and
more persuasive form.
Ai far at the season has gone, the
designer! smash the brim upward at
the lide or bark. There i no gradual
uplifting, no (tight curving of the brim
as in the old dayj, for today the move-
Hat of black latin itriw trimmed with
aigrette. It shows the new upward
movement of the brim at the tides,
and it It worn far over the forehead
like a cap.
mcnt upward is forcible and decided
as though someone had taken a strong
hand and plastered the brim back
HKamst the crown.
This is not a grareful movement,
and it is not always an easy style to
match to the average face. It requires
a face that is used to carrying off ex
trrme and unusual fashions and that
depends for success upon its own clev
erness of tvpe, rathrr than upon heatttv
The world has long ago found that
the beautiful face is hy no means the
one that carries off a new fashion
cleverly, lis possessor is often con-
lent with the traditional stylet, that go
wilh traditional beautv. So the mod
rrn movement is away from this type
of fare, and even the artists do not
pay to it the homage due.
With the. perversity for which this
generation is famous, we take up with
the fare that carries off well the most
extreme things and likes its own au
dacity. Hatt Still Worn Forward.
The milliners and the women in com
hinationv have derided that there must
he no harkward tilt to the hat, no mat
ter what caprires of the brim are 'tol
erated ; so the evchrnws continue to
disappear under the forward tilt of the
hat and the eyes look out as from
u it (It a visor.
This entire manner of posing the hat
has been tenaciously kept in the most
civilised parts of the world for the last
three seasons, because of the continual
presence of officers.
If the hrim -nf the hat is titrnrd up
ward, it is plastered against the crown
in a straight line from the tip of the
ear, and when it does turn, it turns at
the very top in order to -support a wave
of aigrettes.
(Copyright 1914. hy McClure Newspaper
Syndicate )
w.a.a.
An Evening at the Moscow Art Theater.
The Moscow Art theater makes one
feel as Hazlitt used to say he felt
that he hut existed through the day and
began to live in the evening in the
theater. It is not a "show" one sees
there, even in the best sense of the
word, but a finer, richer, more nourish
ing kind of real life. This is it, you
feel, thii is the real thing.
Kven the ushers are different, and
when they close the doors, as they do
before each curtain rises no one is per
milled to enter afterward, and there is
no applause they do it not with the air
of mere employes, but of those who, in
their own small way, are also artists
and responsible for the play's success.
An evening at the Art theater when a
riirknv play is nn the venerable Prince
Kropotkin. back in Moscow, after his
life of exile, was watching the "Cherry
(iarden" the night I was there is one
of the fine flowers of civilized city life;
one of those things and there aren't
many of them which one would realty
miss if one had to spend all one's life
on a Wyoming ranch Atlantic Month-
we a
War Gardens at the Front.
Quite typical of Doctor Porter's
charming stvle of writing is this amus
ing story of a garden at the Front, tak
en from "Shock at the Front" f Atlantic
Monthly Press. Boston. 19181 The
author enjoys the hospitality of the
major's underground cave, which, in
reality, is little more than a damp,
boarded hole beneath the ground
"You mini not miss my earden," said
the major, swelling with pride I look
for the garden in the underground
trench; it is not in the room. "No,"
said my friend, "it is not here It is
outside . . . Through the window."
Now the window was a cellar window,
opening on a little area where for the
light the earth had been dug away for
a spare twenty-four inches bv twelve
Here, indeed, was the garden. "Of
course," continued the major, "with the
ground at my disposal, you would tic
expect me to go in for shrubs, I have
had to rontrnt myself - :,,t - lawn." A
perfect lawn it was not a weed a
! attalion of tiny bright green iass
!1.v!cs; very rc' eshing.
we a -
I ove Is the storehouse of Nature's
jovs, ,the highest he i u of pleasure
Thomas Oiatterlon
1 w a.
I.ove Is indestructible, its holy flame
fotevcr burnetii. Southey,
(rrtttan ilmtk
Various German journals repro
duce trom l'olitiken, of Copen
hagen, an account of tha prepara
tions lor the German offensive,
which was provided hy the German
general staff to a Danish corre
spondent called Carling, during
visit to the western front. Tint
account it interoating, if only be
cause it must have been provided,
when everything teemed to be o
nig well and the need to minimtre
German intentions had not arisen.
According to tlx reproduction in
the Frankfurter Zeittiug, the Dan
ish journalist wat informed that.
wlarti it wat decided that there
should be "a great offensive" Hin-
denburg sent Ludendorff all along
the front from north to toullt to
find "the best point for a break
through." Ludendorff decided that
the attack should begin on the
Knglish front, and "as in view of
the tittle of ear an attack on the
Flanders front seemed unsuitable,
the area of the old Somtne battle
was selected (car the attack, in
spite of all the difficulties involved."
'I he Germany ttory proceeds :
"The preparations were begun
at the end of January. They were
not easy, because they had to be
roncealed as much as possible, so
that the Fnglilh might not suspect
anything. In the first place the
army command had accurate maps
prepared on which every road and
its condition were shown. The
next thing wat to construct and im
prove roads. New parallel roadf
were laid, and rare was taken to
make at least two highroads avail
able for every army corps. When
thii engineering work, which had
to be carried out largely by night
had been finished, book of 100
pages was prepared, which, with the
inclusion ofijvarious sketch-maps,
gave instructions as to how the of
fensive was to proceed. In spile
of the risks involved in the issue of
this book, it was decided to supply
it to all officers down t& the rank
of company commander. The book
contained a quantity of important,,
information.
"In march we quietly began the
bringing up of munitions as near as
possible to the enemy lines. At
that time the Fnglish must have
notired that something was happen
ing, for during the following night
the area was flooded with airmen,
who tried with the help of lights
to find out what preparations were
being made Here and there they
succeeded in hitting a munitions
transport, but the great majority of
the dumps remained uninjured.
Nevertheless, inrreasrd uneasiness
then showed itself in the Fnglish
eamp. and the London press heunn
to publish statements to the effect
that the Germans were planning art
offensive Tietween Arras and St.
Qttentin. This was accurate in it
self; the English were mistaken
only about the date. For some
reason or other they thoinht that
the attack had been fixed for the
night of March 10. and consrouentlv
the F.ni(lish guns oneralcd with fnlt I
force during that night against the
German positions.
"A few davs later the real move
ment of German troops began; it
took seven ninhts of marchine. At
this time the heavy guns and mine
throwers had already been hroutrht
up to the front. The Fnglish now
understood that we were in earnest,
but Fnglish general staff maps
which we have raptured show that
the extent of the danger was not
rrali'ftd The fact, however. tHt
the Fnplish understood the signifi
cance of the intended attack is shown
by the fact that thev began at
certain points to withdraw their
artillery Thev were, however, in-
terrupted in this work when the
storm broke on the mornin" of ,
March 21. This date had been fixed
a full month hrfnre. and was known,
to thousands of the initiated. Put
they all k'nt the secret nnij so on
the historic morning nf March ?t
the whole enormous marhine could
be set in motion with complete suc
cess." The Actual Fact.
The American citizen is now in the
position of the man who was arrested
by executive order in President Lin.
coin's time and put in prison. He sent
for his lawyer, who cited to hint doc
trines, rules, and principles showing that
the government could not do what it had
done. "Yes," said the prison-r; "hut
all the same, here I am!" And there
he stayed. As sharp a contrast between
actual fart and traditional theory now
fares every American ritien; nd if
he dears his head from cant and i.i
able to see things as thev are he must
rerngnire the fact that lie is living
under a dictatorship.
If he looks about to sep bow people
in other countries are faring, he find
that the same situation exists wherever
the war jone extends. Indeed, the
example of olher rnuntries facilitated
the rapid erection of dictatorship in
the United States and disposed public
opinion to ready acceptance of it.
Whatever the nominal constitution may
be empire, kingdom, renuhlir, or hoU
sheviki rule the actual fact is dictator
ship Atlantic Monthly.
wis
"The Celebrated French Fsptit."
Opposite me ts a man evidently in
poor health an intelligent, kindly face.
lined with premature old age. He hat
two collapsed air-cushions, but breath
only for one. I blow up the second
W r
rusiiion. vc iraternie. "Vou mtl't
know." savs he, "that I am a French,
man living in Canada. I have com
over to he ready for mv call. The
nave called the class of forty-seven.
My age is fifty. Soon they will need
me. Of co -sr." he adds, carefully ad.
justing the air rushion to support hiaj
ailing back. "I cannot hope for the fir
line, hut perhaps I (an slip In just be.
hind" ll is the celebrated Frenca)
esprit Atlantic Monthly.
w
There is music -i the silent note
which Cupid strikes, far sweeter th.m
the sound of
Thonws Browne.

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