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OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1918
OFniLLtEfl
CODING TO FETE
Athletic Director Parks Maps
Program for July 3-4,
j:
The Cliartilier of Commerce expert
t have data from Lieut. C. R. Park,
athletic director it Fort Sill, late to
" day which will contain the program of
port to be given by the athletes who
rt to com to participate in the Oil
iM Mining Men a association War
Savingi Stamp relebition Jul 3.
. Howard E. Figft. acting for the gen
tral committee having charge of the
soldier coining brre ha atkrd l ien-
tenant Park to secure, from (he com
mantling officer of I ort Sill a written
atatement in which permiMion fur the
aoMlrr cantiriKeiit, urnhnhly 2Ht mm
in fall, to come to Oklahoma Citv for
ttv Celebration will be container!. F'ti
ir.e tn-vi and metiilier of the ccmimit
leswho have charge of letting ticket''
lofthe varioui events on the soldiers'
profrram a well 11 of soliciting tlir
pionejr which underwriter the e.xprrne
ol their coming, wished that this cre
dential from the officer in command
ahould he obtained a f'ii ai prmihje.
tn a telephone talk with Figg. I.irit
ienant I'arku aid h believed kf would
1 able to bring an excellent outfit
vlth him. The only diffimltv be ex
pected to enhumter w;n in (lie matter
of bands. I.at week three armv band1,
from Fort Sill were ordered oversea
and left the pot nml thi. week two
more handi will leave the pint prepar
atory to going overea.
w.a.a. -
Help your government and yntiMcIf
it one and the same time by buying
War aavingi stamps June ZRtli.
Sign Your Thrift
Stamp Pledge Here
S7U
Shock 3
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Ward 1.
rrei liH't I 11 0)mrn Tlonlevarrt
1 Tiity-t-lhli mid MeKln-
lev (I l 'ir. ;i ) ,
,. J Twenty-Mill ni Doualn.
4 1737 W. K'.v.t.tn
Jl'Oi W. HU'.rrMli
,. 1105 N. Wi-ntl-lll.
,, 7 Twrtily-rimt anil Wilrn.
I OH atHtmn oppoaila O'NIel
' lurk
.. 9-1111 N. HintKoji
my- Twditlelh ami l.e.
1 1 f I o W. I'mii loi ntli
' 72 HIT N. Jtroartway.
Herd 3.
Frecim-l I-Fourteenth and Kul
I Hear of 309 1.. Tenth.
112 E. 6lth.
4 I" Harrinnu Ave.
sn K, Kianih.
a K. tieventh.
t 19 kiamh.
I Htnnwail und Nlnlh.
14IM) k. Kilnh.
M 1-0J1 K. ThPfl
11-119 N. I,lndray.
M II MS E Vnurtli
U-I'lr diH!uD So 2
Ward I.
rretncit I Tit vN ffroadvnv
m 1 0fl ft 01 N Hinnitwu? '
I JIM N. Hum! my,
)l N. itiiljoii.
,, t t:U W. Konrth
ft 70S N. Ii ey.
7-7i(t K. Ollii
., -KIhlh ft Klein f M. m i-l )
,. 104 I.lnwond.
10 I?V. Seei.ii.l,
11 I HI W, Seinrnl
,. II inn v Main. '
1 3 i'ourf Houae,
M H m W. r'liliform.i
n-.1I W. Mnln
1G 100 8. roadway.
Ward f
frwinit I "lt-trrl Hotel.
" 2-S'i'i H. Hu lon.
3 Mi S. HiidMiri.
., 4 n V Ch.'knuaw.
r.-4tr. W. Wheel,-.
ft 2M0 S. 'en'r.il.
7-222 W. C. A hllda Hchool
HoiiHr.
I-MI7 w r
m J:: KirhaiiRA Avenue,
in-kiij 8 lliil.n:i.n.
Into the Unknown.
NCE away from I'liillinthnrg,
Snlly'i heart swung nearer and
nearer back to normal.
"lo you aee, now," aid I)r Kolf one
iiy, "why physician so often pre'cribe
travel lor a patient lin iinthing rise
tin c erds ?"
"I certuinlv do." sinileil Sally; "it's
a form of artitifial regulation. If yuu
just go through tbe motion, king
enough, you begin to work again I
Yon cant be thinking of your small
town trouble in a place likr this
you're too busy wad hing tbe crowds
and dodging automobiles. IM yon ever
see such a continuous perfonname ol
excitement ?"
It was S.illv Orme's first glimpse of
New York. I be I'hillipslnirg unit .i
ipinitcted in x nue of barracks and
tent and covered wooded walkwavs
many acres in rsienl on the northern
liiiik'C of the citv. Ihev were told that
their m;iv nught be but two or three
days, or it might be two weeks-it de
pended on when they could get transportation.
Sally and the other nurses had vari
ous duties in the morning the physi
cal drills in a big field near headipur
trrs. the care of the dunnitorv. the
lectures, tepoits and what not I!ut in
tile afternoon thev rould get leave to
go to town," us tlit v c.illed it, iilth'Muh
lliry were well within the limits of
the s.ist melroiiobs.
At first New York (tightened Satlv
Fvery one sermed to be in a fury of
uirry and excitement. The clamor of
the subway made her shudder. The
four-ply line of automobile on Fifth
avenue were an amareuient. The snk
ening amell of hot gasoline fumes, the
leafetung, nerve tearing shrieks ol
horns, the never thinning throngs on the
pavrmenls, all busy, all trying to pet
somewhere, oppressed her. Yet fever
ti.i. ii
isrny sne aim per companion Kent on,
cats hing the feverish hiiiry, seeing
sights, "doing" the shops-urh pal.ires
of shops I riding on the tophenvv
bussei through the glory of Riverside
drive, exploring "downtown" and the
"rubberneck wagons" with a man bawl
ing a "lecture" through a megaphone
At first she rould not get used to be
intr shoved and itepped on. She would
Pretty Curls and Waves
Acquired Over Night!
IIi'!''m Ins I r rurllna neeret that Ik rtr-
cliteilly "worlh while " Ai titdtnnn npplv
n Itttla lUiulcl Hinrinfi with h clnnn tooth
toiiMh, ilntwtnir thla down llm luilr finui
toil In Hp. In ih men tiliiK whin vim
look In your mirror you will hn aalimlslieil
und rti'1llited to f Inil jrnnr luilr hn rlrleil
In heauiltiil nil In m yuu'vis aver wmn
the sxHTlneait will look o mil urn I no mm
will alien It waa artlflilnlly nrqulieil.
Tnu eim ohtiiln lltjuld ullmeilne at ny
diua iliuo and a few ouurna will IhiI a
tlnm It I imlthor alli-ky nor irssuay
Kun la ptvuMuit lo mm. It la doubly u.
rui iiacniiM ol also aurvina a Ii'iki-
1 iliaMlna, keeping tlm Imlr aoft.
ami Innliiiiin After one trlnl von
I ss lll nev i-r go Imck to tha I'm hni nu rutl-
(AUV.)
H 1 1 v
lug Iron.
iland aside and be polite, and for her
pain she got pushei. Presentlyand
alas, it duln't ,,ke long she lupan to
run and to push like the test, elbow
ing those who were In her wav, datting
under holes' noses and the blunt mioiii .
of motor cars.
Night on llroadway was a tn i r . 1
beyond words. "And yet," she wro'e
to I'loienie, "this most famous stieet
in the world in paved parlly with
hoard, partly with itone and partly
with nothing but dint and tiiidris.
"The Roadway is all dug up o that
you ran look down mile into the bow
el ol the earth syhere men work at
night by tbe light of elntric tori hi s
Ii reminded me of that mining camp in
Nevada we visited once vnlh dad"
I ben, ipnle suddenly they got then
jilini' in Mi is. I here was iii air of
insteiy oer their eiliharkatlon, the
weiid part of it being that jthey saibd
at night Sally stood at the rail slariiu;
down the steep side of the ship all
painted with stripe and triangle and
crav curves of blunjc and red and while
and blue. She wa alio ill (mm head
to loot Deep-throated whistles roared
solemnly through tbe lesser sounds of
shouting men and pulfing' tugboats On
board their ship, crowded with men in
liliaki and women in blue, the erv at
mo plirie was charged with emiiemcnt
In Id in h ash. 'I he gill by Salh's side
gnpied her arm and whispered half
s'llilniigly :
"I'm not afraid; don't think that. Hut
it's all o treiiiendiius yud terrible. 1
I don't even know why I'm crying this
wnv. It'l just hysterics, I guess, for
I seldom cry. I feel o small to meet
it all. And yet o powerful, o atrengtli-1
etied with tTiiking what we're able to
do. I'rohably you don't know what I'm
talkmif ahoui
Sal!)' arm went around her shoul
ders. "Ws, I do, dear. It' the way ol
diers ee. Il'i a feeling big and
so (oiuplex that we've got to grow a
tirw set of ene to measure it with."
(To he continued )
w.a.a.
Judges Are Sought
For War Gardens
I; Don ut lu Ktven hi assisiant.
A I . H- ut !i v, the oh of finding
M men in this city who ire mni
petent and willing to act as Judges ol
war garden.
There are 28 nrhool district In the
city and three priie offered for best
garden in each district, $5, $.1, and $2.
Hire judge will officiate ui each
si boot district. The judge must have
examined all the various gardens in
tlirir respeilue district ami turned in
ti eir iiei ision ami an accompanying
ifj,nrt on or befoie August ,
llenllev is not in the hast discour
aged and ny he believe he can loratc
imh'fs with but little difficulty. Donart
believe the (Iklahomu t ity Garden
ing I air to he held Angst 27 and 8
will be this most successful ever held be
cause this year it Is favored a to it
loution and will be held at the Lib
erty market.
G U T H R iTTiE A R IngM A Y
SHOW GAS .LAW INVALID
A ln'.iiing is bring held ut (iiithrir
t l.t v licloir l t-4' ial Judge John
( oiterjil in rrleience to tbe claim ol
ttie tit n r if das ami l-.lcctnc company
that a law pnssrd by the last legisla
lure was atich that eliminating the
minimum price for ga would cause the
company to fail to live up to it con
tract made with the city of (iiithtie.
I he hearing is regarded a an import
ant one inasmuch a its outcome may
decide whether the law a passed by
the legislature' it valid.
Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No Calomel! Listen To Me!
If hilious, (onsliii.'ded, lieadafhy or nick, I ;u;iraiitc(!
relief without t.'ikiup; dangerous calomel
which sickciiH and salivates.
Slop using calomel! It makes you
sick. Don't lose a dav's woik If you
fnl l.iv, sluggish, bilious or consti
pated, listen to toe I
( aloinel is tnetcury or quiiksilver
which cure necrosis of the bones,
t aloinel, when it conies into contact
with sour bile, crashes into it breaking
it up. Ibis is when you leel that awful
nausea and cramping. If you are "all
knocked out," if your liver is torpid
find bowels constipated or you have
hradiiche, dizziness, coated tongue, if
breath is had or stonimh sour, just try
a spoonful of harmless) Dodson's l.lver
Tone.
Here's my guarantee do to any drug
store and get u bottle of Dod'on's I iver
Tone for a few cents. Take a spoonful
-I"",IUWHL i 1
tonight, and if it doesn't straighten you
right up and make you feel line ami
vigorous by morning, I want you to go
bat k to the store and get your money.
Dodson's l.iver Tone in destroying the
siile of calomel because it is teal Inrr
medicine; entirely vegetable, theiefore
it can noKsalivate or make you sick.
1 guarantee that one npootifnl of Dod
son's l.iver Tone will put your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bowels ol
that sour bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and
making von feel miserable. I guarantie
that n hnttle of Dodson' Liver Tonu
will keep the entire family feeling fine
for months, dive it to your children
l! is harmless; doesn't gripe and thev
like its pleasant tjste. (Adv
r
ni i,..,,,,,, iwn iiwiat Tli T7 I
Use Cocqanut Oil
For Washing Hair
If you want tu keep your hair In good
condition, be careful what you wash it
with.
Most soap and prepared thampno
contain too much alkali. This dries the
scalp, makes the hair brittle and i very
harmful. Just plain mulsified cocoanut
oil (whirh i pure and entirely gasiase
less), is much heller than the most ex
pensive aoap or anything else vim can
use for ha,mpooing, as this can't pos
nbly injure the hair.
Simply moil ten your hair with water
and rub it in. One or two teaspoonful
will mmke an abundance of rich, creamy
lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp
thoroughly. The lather rinse out easi
ly, and removes every particle of rlnst.
oirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The
hair dries quickly and evenly, and it
v leave it fine and Mlky, bright, fluffy
and eaiy to manage.
Yon can get mulsified cocoanut oil al
most any drug store. It is very cheap.
' and S few ounce is enough to last rv-
ryoe ia the family for months. (Adv)
Gear Away
PuspTei
Dtndruff
witn
Giticr.ra
TW Soan la CaWna inJ
TW Ointment Soothe tai Hel
The fragrant, auper-creamy etnol
lienta ston itrhlnv. rlnr h Llr, nf
Ditnolea. blotrhea. rrrlnMaanil nmoli.
neta, the scalp of itching and dan-
urun, ana me nnai oi chaps and
sorea. In purity, delicate medica
tion, rafreahtng fragrance, conve
nience and economy, Cuticura Soap
and Ointment meet with the approval
oi the moat discriminating. Ideal (or
wry-4Wy toil ooea.
km
Suppose a German Shell
Should Fall in Youii Front Yard?
A shell nhot from a vcun beyond the Rhine
r,00() milois awnv! That woliM surely he
Ihe new wonder of the hour; und yet not us
Kreat a wonder us the new.iiuiper dropped on -your
doorstep every mornintr.
The telegraph was invented seventy-five
years ago; the telephone forty years, ap:o; the
wireless twenty years ago; the perectins: print
ing press is half a century old, Iiut, any one of
these inventions is more wonderful, and a mil
lion times morp useful, than a 5,000-mile gun
would be. And the combined result of nil these
wonders is thnt newspaper at your door which
you pick up. read hurriedly, and discard for
another and later issue.
Kvery day and all day, from every conti
nent and corner of the earth, the Associated
Press dispatches, by wire and wireless pour
into The Oklahoman Uuildinfr ami out again
through the great presses, in the form of folded
copies of The Oklahoman and Times, to 100,000
subscribers in the city and state.
The miracle is commonplace though un
comprehended. - The OKLAHOMAN & TIMES
Maximum in Service and Value To
Reader and Advertiser
J
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SOCIETY
(Centinutd from Ptat .
party at her home, followed Saturday
morning Willi a ptinic breakfast at
the I rudgeon home
Mr and Mrs. Fdward K (lavlord and
daughter, Miss Edith of 1J0S North
Shartel avenue, will leave this evening
for I'.ste I'ark, Colo., to spend the
aiimmrr month
Mr. and Mr. Kirhard T. Harrl
and children, Mis abel Harris and
Kiibard, of 610 West I ifteenth street,
will leave Monday for an extensive
easlerri trip.
1 hey will go directly to Chicago and
from there motor overland to New
Vork and other eastern points.
Mr James II. Wamsley of 112 Wet
Seventh street left Sunday for l a I'nri
Texa.
H I. M.rienahan of 1825 East Six
teenth street il reroverini from an mi.
eralnm fur appendicitis. Mr. and Mr.
I M s;i.'i i , '
. pi. .uniy wiiu wrrp vif iiniT irtnri.
Ill llartlesville sseie rullrrl li.m.
laktar part of the week owing to Mr
McClenalun' serious illne.
A-a4a iAMsaataiMa(1 am . M iM4i.MMM-1Jl
Insurance companies give
thousands of dollars for nn
injured eye. What valif
ation do you place on
yours?
Better Have Your
Eyes Examined
McVEYS
The Leading
OPTOMETRISTS
139 Main Street
i
Does Your Barber Use Ice?
A cloth, wruiiK out of he-cold water and laid mi the face is
the ideal finish for a shave in hot weather. It cools and re
freshes, KiviiiR a distinct feeling of relief and pleasure after the
hot towels.
A jiail filled with water and with a good-sired chunk of Ice
should he an essential part of the equipment of every barber
shop in hot weather.
Ask for the ice-cold towel. Vou will learn to count rt a
pleasure not to be missed.
For this use we recommend our rrystal-clear Centerfreeie ice
the kind .that is used by so many of the leading soda foun
tain of the city. '
Capital Ice & Storage Company
WAltfUT 4644 MAPLE 1124
Times Want Ads for Best Results
and
Bathing Suits
Will Be In Evidence
for Men
for Women
for Children
Men's Are
one piece, Jersey knitted athletic lines,
attractive color combinations
$1.00 to $7.50
Women's Are
one piece skirted, non-clininp; Middys
and Norfolks
$2.50 to $10
Styles und color schemes like those seen
at any up-to-the-minute bathing beach.
Oklahoma City's Coney Island BELLE ISLE
Opens Up Big Next Sunday, the 30th.
-with 400 feet of beach modern bach appurtenances, for water sportsV
diving boards, and everything to make you feci as tf you were at Coney Is
land, Brighton lieach or Atlantic City.
Let's Get B. & M. Bathing SuhVand Beat This Heat
B. & M. Straws Are Much in Evidence Also
Recognized by Their Quality
South American Ecquadorian Panama are
genuine imported hal.
wm
$6 to $10
Protect your winter clothe with
Moth Proof Baga....35c (3 for $1 )
in telescope, w ide brims, semi-flat wide
brims, crease crowns, roll brim, Optimo,
full crease
with black, tan, li-jht tan, white
and frray bands.
For the Boya Going I Toilet sct.4, memo-
Away get these use. sets, air pillows, mil-
ful gifts for them in i''y brushes, cijfa-
khaki ; ivtfe cases.
Picture frames and Fit-all kits,
i
H4 n S70fl 1. OKLAHOMA CTY.
Let'a keep on going and
keep going on even after
the 28th.
19 Years of Reliability