The Davis News (Davis, Okla.), Vol. 36, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 21, 1930 Page: 7 of 16
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fc Boys girls
tty AUNT MART
GETTING READY FOR SCHOOL
' Now that August will b your last vacation
month how happy should b all our hoys and
girls Again you wlH aoofl yotfr dear tsach-
K who ia willing and anxious to help you
to be a smarter and better man or woman
Also you will soon Join many of your dear
playmates that you have not seen all summer
there will be so many things to talk about—
Worthy wo should all try to make this the
best club In the world Will you help mo do ltt
Please add a member this month
Are You Member?
If you are not now a member of our little
club we Want you to join us The club Is free
for all readers of this Boys' and Girls' page
There are no club fees— no dues of any n
wperiences during mcation-seerots to share All that is required of
are no club fees— no dues of any Icind
ou is to send sunshine
ut-In member Send
glad anticipations etc Rejoice that another each month to some k
school term la near By way of precaution ask your name to AUnt Mary Bor 1012 Ft Worth
mother or dad to take you to a good dentist Texas Fill in the membership coupon below
te have your teeth examined 1 hope you brush completely
your teeth daily as part of your health pro-
ffinio You must htt® Mood liftlihj foo ®wwf uoDOftiftifTP mfffpfin
ff you are going to mate the fine record ex- MEMBERSHIP COUPON
Clod of you In school this coming year Good t to u a amnbw ( tk sumshdO VOS
th meant good health Next in importance IHOV'iNS CLUB
ss to lesrib Absorb plenty of
Sum tfedldisefHlteieeeeeiedeteieesdiei Aae
IddlMHMeieiseleeMMIfKdddlHSddeStlsed
Cir e autt
ten iw hr
Go hack to school with a good coat of tan
Aunt Mary’s boat wishes Is to th boy or girl
who is willing hnd anxious for school to open-
willing to learn and anxious tat another op-
portunity to attend school
’ SUNSHINE FOR SHUT-INS CLUB
t - NEWS
This months tnaB fairly bubbles over with
good naws and plenty of It First we are going
Clio tell about the flew members and their in-
' terssting letters
Shut-In List
Hers are th Shut-Ins for this month Ws
have been compelled to drop several names
from the list because of not having heard
from them directly or indirectly since they
Here is a letter from s Shut-la that is very ’ joined the club We certainly dislike to do this
faithful in Writing for this page— Miss Mable but every club must have rules and regulations
Brown Ft111" Texas She sy “I do hope and the chief rule that our Shut-Ins must live
that 1 have not caused you any uneasiness
about writing tat 1 can truly say that I want
to remain a member of the Sunshine for Shut-
Ins Club always 1 get much enjoyment out
of reeding our Boys’ and Girls’ page and the
tweet letter therein 1 am corresponding with
our own “Aunt Busan” Hughes of Galveston
Texas She has been very nice to ms I
pm a lover of elder people and babies too
live and boat wishes to nil
Up to Is to write this page at least Once every
three months I do not think this is asking too
Much 1 am sure all the members are anxious
to-know if their sunshine is appreciated and
Aunt Mary also wants to know if th members
are doing their duty If your name has been ’
dropped and if you wish to be put back on the
list and are willing to live up to the one rule
write why you have been negligent and ask to
be re-ihstaied You can be assured that we will
nd 1
OaoCHttutc
A School for toy
In tha llosrt of ths Hills
A fully uhM wish fefcool ix!
Junior Coifeco All work fully aecreditod
by Btoto Deportment of gduention end
Aeoocinlton of Tens ClBt-a
One Hundrod end Vorty-Aere compile
new buiMinfs gymaaiuiM nil form of
nthleticn and ntfictont eonebnn-
Bond Orchestra DvfcatJnff nnd otter
student aetlritie stressed Experienced
faculty of men 'who undomtnnd boys
Small rlaiMa Individual nttontien limited
enrollment
A Junior Co Heft of tho Flrvt Class
NEW MUNICIPALITY TO
HAVE LATEST IN
HOUSING METHODS
A new municipality to be
calid Cosmoceramics Is be-
ing developed west of Okla-
homa City The new town has
been Incorporated and will be
built into a model industrial
city It is planned for resi-
dents to pay only State coun-
ty and school taxes Municipal
improvements will be made by
corporations operating the in-
dustries It is proposed to
build each plant with attract-
ive architecture landscaped
grounds with adequate ac-
commodations for the residen
tial section required by all em
ployes of the industry AB
buildings will be restricted to
the one-story type to elimi-
nate the climbing of stairs
The buildings will be served
according t o preliminary
plans with electrically operated-
trains for which all
tracks will be underground to
eliminate noise and grade
crossings Forced ventilation
in all' homes and plants is a
feature planned with all win-
dows completely closed to
eliminate ail sources of dust
insects and germs of infee-
Want Advertisements
REM HiEW-Yc-j I-ty Fid YM Yon Vant
FARMS AKD RANCHES
TEXAS
4600-ACRE MODERN TEXAS RANCH on
Coiorudo river twenty miion wont of Aus-
tin the 8 tat- Capitol 600 non rich bot-
tom land with many fearing paean tram
and balanca upland ideal fat (onto and
aheap nnd cown WaU funeed Home com
vaniencm of elactrle hphto Frluittoire
modern bath room etc $100000 axaaliant
term if wanted and might take part
trade CLIFTON GEORGE Cadar Valley
Team
FOR SALK— 040 acre a bargain Writ
owner M LACY Frtena Teaen
SCIUMEINER
'r fiTTl” TTITTK tion The winter "heating plan
rrnnv o is a renovation effected by
FOR 8ALE— Half eactien tmprovad farm
th race mlJ-a tram Silvtrton forty doljera
acre Eaay terma J A BAIN owner
ailverton Team
FOR SALE— Ranch in Hudapafh County
1 oaetienat 7-room adobe house wall and
Unit of good water W F HAWKINS
4200 Montana Bt El Paao Tama
OKLAHOMA
WRITE American Investment Co Okla-
homa City for booklet d—eribing farms
and ranches with prospective oil values
Selling on small sash payment Tenants
wanted
FOR SALE BY OWNER
160-ACRE FARM
FIVE MILES EAST OF KINGFISHER
Dwelling house and other Improvement
MRS E U SLOAN 214 S MAIN ST
KINGFISHER OKLA
EUSIXESS CPPORTEnfTIES
CAPITAL aegutkted for stoek and bond
itsuea of financial aommeretol and Indus-
trial enterprises having mont and poten-
tial poasibtitlua business expanaon elec
trict light plants water work aewago
disposal betels garages theater natural
rwottreo etc Confidential financial in-
vestigations New corporation organised
toco properly and legally issued Reor-
ganiMtioTf morgert and consolidation ef-
fected promptly and efficiently Financial
plana audita appiaiaaia and engineers re-
port Confidential communications in-
vited ft ft ABBOTT Farnsworth Bldg
Memphiar
IF YOU WANT a good paying eaf and
rooming bouee on three highways aeo
Geo Gant Vao Boren Arkansas 640 Main
Street Beat place hi town population
6006
GARAGE and filling station for
BOWEN GARAGE Coyle Okla
SELL with classified la Btfc Spring Daily
Herald population Big Spring U?81
rate 8e line (5 words) circulation 6246
sell poultry farms etc Dept Dr Daily
Herald Big Spring Texas
FOR SALE— ‘Suburban grocery and meat
market: doing better than 825000 busi-
new annually wiU rent building or sell
Nluly located C WHITTEN 620 N
High Neosho Mo
BOTTLING PLANT— Good" town and good
territory everything in first class condi-
tio reason for wiling old age and deaf-
new BOLIVAR BOTTLING WORKS
Jolivar Mo
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KERRVILLE TEXAS
For Cafalon a n4 Pic tori Bulbil
mm J J DeUaey M A Liu D
Fllfaat
KrrrvlHf Ten
meet you half way ana be glad to re-ins ta to
yon ae a member
MU— Mrs Modelle Evans Box 168 Clinton
Okla Ago 19 in bed
OP— Mrs G W Hibbs Root 1 Mineola
Texas Age 60 blind
QR— Louise Sluder Route 3 Box 82 Royse
There is a very sweet letter from Mrs Cora
Sluder Route 8 Royse City Texal thanking
iis lor the sunshine w have brought into the
life at her little afflicted child— Louise Sluder
Louise is eeven years oid but large for he
age and while an can walk she cannot talk
However she can understand the letters and
Cards that have been tent to her Her mother ' City Texas Age 7
says that th many little gifts such as dollar gf— Mrs i F Dillard Bigf oot Texas Age 83
pictures etc give her great happineS W XJV— Sarah L Goforth Perkins Okla In bed
I are glad to bring Joy into the life of this little - -
Lne and pray God that He will lift her afflic-
tion and bring joy to her mother' heart
Babe Harrell Cleveland Texaa it a new
member joiriing our club this month nd to
ljer we extend a hearty walceme
James R Morris Newsome Texas is also a
PRAYER— Teach me Thy
way O Lord and may my life
teach others
UV-saran L uofomi erKins ukib in ocu
WX— Miss A Sells 1804 26th St Galveston
Texas
Y2— Mr Cora Woodward San Saba Texas
-AB-lJis§ Mable Brown Route 1 Hamlin
Texas Age 29
I new member who’wishoe to bring happiness
to other Glad to have you Mr Morris
From the oil field of Oklahoma-Betninole
iexM Age
AC-AM— Mr Eula Mays Route 1 Winfield
Texas -
BC— Miss Elba Ray Eldon Okla Age IS
-conies Virginia Kendall to Join oar band of
jovful aonshiners May we bring joy to you
VirVlni so many letter have teen receivea irom my
' Then there is $ letter itorti a Shut-In writ- little readers telling me how well they enjoyed
I ten by her grandson that describes unmistak- the "Storie in Verse’' that I am gain g to
I hi the lev we bring to the Uvea of other publish another one thia month It is entitled
Th letter ia from Mr Belli Martin Box 98
iTroup Texae: "Write you a few line to let
1 you know 1 'balpng- to joUfShiibln Club
r
can
Oiriyear and talk’ I can feed myaelf a little
with the left hand I have had one hard aick
spell after another t want to hear from the
club member as that Is about all the Pjre
I have I have been a widow forty-eight year
hnd have three living children 1 am 72
We are glad w e are able to bring happinese
t& thia dear old lady Think what each letter
you write to her meuni — In that dark world
of total blindness Send more Messages of
Icheer to aueh as these
Patricia Mullen TuacolaToMB Writes that
sha has just discovered our little chib and now
to be on of ouf member Greetings-
Patricia we are happy to have you aa a
j Paulina Wilson Plano Tar Ft Res:"!
Jhava been reading about your club d I
like to make other people happy I nave ae-
Jcided to Join 1 live out in the country on i
creek about three iniiea from town Ihaveota
you
I® Helen Johnson Spiro Okla is etill another
Inew member Glad to have you Helen
I Carrie Wood Mineola Texaa aenda lnher
town name for membership and also that of
I Mrs G W Hibbs Mineola Texas for th
Claadia'ay Mlllaap Tax wrtiel that
she sent in her name some time ago but as
vet had not received membership card
Claudia 1 a ®m but it il often necessary
lor me to delay sending nut membership cards
Through pressure of home duties I can only
tk cBf of my mill once m month Thi often
necesslUtee delay In getting out the cards
My two little bablea reaulr much of my time
and other dutiae around th household are al-
ways pressing All of you moat remember that
Aunt Mary to a countrywanandhsmany
Itaske te perform Please be
ihoulf “ “
a n
re
F I
work
publish
“The Wedding Fee”
The Wedding Fee ' -
“One morning' fifty yeare ago — 7
When apple-treea were white with anow
Of fragrant blossom and the air ’
" Wa spellbound with perfume rare— i
Upon a farm horse large and lean
And laey with Its double load
A sun-brown youth and maid were seen
i Jogging along the winding road
Blue were the arches of the skies
But bluer were that maiden’ eyes!
Th dewdrops on the grass were bright '
But brighter was the loving light
That sparkled ’neath each long fringed lid
Where those bright eyes of blue were hid
A down the shoulders brown and bare
Rolled the soft waves of golden hplr
It Was the faireat I ween
That the young man had ever seen
And with his features all aglow
The happy fellow told her so
And she without the least surprise
Looked on hhn with radiant eyes—
And drew the dear face to her own
And with a Joy but rarely known
Beneath the bridal bonnet hid—
1 cannot tell you what ah did
Be on they ride until among
The new-born leaves with dewdrops hung
The paraonage arrayed In white
Peers out — a more than weleoms sight
end should you not receive your eard aoon
Iter a new issue of the Boys and Girls page
ppoara write me again I l‘e "j
ndhy 10 doing you cau help With this great
°Would the person who sent me a card from
I Rockdale Texas please write again The card
linnet have gotten wet In the mail aa tha
name
lit so blurred I cannot make it out
Mary E Taylor Cotnlla Texaa writes a
Inytelf for about S year -
I o be ttP end I want to do my best to bring
Imnshlne to some one I have never been o
Inamber at your club May great success be
T welcome Geraldine ( Lewis Richland
Lptlngi Tsxaa to our little elub May ah
llerlve much happinese si a number
a I Vlrgle Lee Turner Aledo Texas is visitor
3 o our State and say ah read about our dub
j In th Roys City Newi and think it is such
1 1 fin Ids Vlrgf com from Mississippi snq
Is visiting hat alstsr Ws hop Virgi will be
lent a regular member
1 Robert Jaokson Rout A Bonham Texaa la
lolning th club thli mth
I Mary Alice Gardner Quinlan Okla ia atlll
I mother new member we wish to welcome
L Don’t you think that we have experienced a
Ironderful growth In our club tha pact month T
am very proud of t progresa and hope H
tin 4"
Then with a cloud upon his face
"What shall we do?’1 he turned to say
"Should ho refuse to take hla pay
From what is In th pillow case?’'
And glancing down his eyes surveyed
Th pillow case before him laid
Whoso contents reaching to its horn
Might purchase endless joy for them
The maiden answers! "Let Us wait
To borrow trouble where’s the need?’'
Then at the parson’s squeaking gate
Halted the more than willing steed
Down from hla hors tho bridegroom sprung
The latchless gate behind him swung
The knocker of that startled door
Struck aa it never waa before
Brought the whole household pale with
frights
And there were blushes on his cheek
So bashful he could hardly speak
The paraonmet their wondering sight
The groom goes In hie errand telle
And as the parson nods ho leans
Far out to ring th wedding bells—
"Come in” he saya ’TH take the beans! ’
Oh I how ah jumped with one glad bound
Se and the bean-bg reached the ground
en elaaping with each dim led arm
The precious product of tha farm
Sha bears it through th open door
And down upon tha parlor floor
Dumps th best beam vlnei ever bore
Ah! happy war their aongi that day
When man and wife they rode away
But happier this chorus still
Which echoed through those woodland
6C0fl6l
"God bless tb priest of Whittenvllle!
God bless th man who tool the beans”
A TONGUE-TWISTER
A tree toad loved aht toad that lived up in
Bhe was three-toad trs toad but a two-toed
toad was ho
The two-toed trea toad triad to win the she
toad’ friendly nod
For the two-toad tree toed loved the ground
that the threo-toed tree toad trod
But vainly the two-toed trea toad tried he
couldn't please her whim
-v
vm cnntmufl to grow grofttov from time to couldn’t plogie nor whirn
Ima What ars you douig to mk th club In her tree toad bower with he veto power
ilggW and better Th saus is ao good and the sha toad vetoed him -
FOH BALE-Normon Oklohomo modrn f f°r”ltu”
roaMmoo 1wlv mamo Four block Imm fS'TtSZZT
University (round Idnl location lor itu IPJ" 1600° Poputotion Box 1M Cleburno
den4 rooMMra Opportunity to own m homo
and odueat your chldrcn H M EL-
WELL Okmulgee Oklahoma-
f — jr
COME TO T C U
A University whOre the ttiental moral
ih! phytif efruittont nr Ateeloped
to th hlgbeat decree
Every form of gymnaeinm md field
aporte end athletic futturea In correct
p-oportio to develop that physical
fitnma which Augment mentni ce
pacity
A (Jnivdnity with n itrong faculty of
126 mnture people of high mornl char-
acter ieleeted from the heat nniver-
ttlee of Europe nud Amerim aaaur-
Ing otudent of beat inntruetlon
bo kA in Tex
The entire atmoepher of the T 0
U I fcfcly 'toHuffll ‘ nnd Mgpir
tlonald " Ita alttfattori to the tofshta
overtook lag emir Fort Worth nnd
tk Trinity Valley to moat dehghtful
and ita 62060000 plant eomprtolng
beaotiful eampui eeven oplendid build-
ing and buga itadinm effer every fg
cillty for education and progreaa
Enroll now In thia great Sonthwmtm
University nnd Mart youmlf n fh
lure place In world nffalre
Fall Ten Open for Frnham 0 A M
Friday September 18 For Trenafn
Students t A M Mvaday Sept 14
Writ for fell part ton Ian nnd eataieget
TEXAS
CHRISTIAN
UNIVERSITY
roar worth tkxas
heating the floor by means
which remove the hot air at
the waist line and replace it
with cool air for breathing
purposes The community con-
templates the manufacture
through mass production of
clay product of all kinds and
commercial glass The pro-
posed plan of the city are
being watched with interest
FOREST FIRE DAMAGES
REPORTED HEAVY
Fire during the first five
and one-half months of thia
year burned more than 68892
acres of forest land in north-
ern McCurtain county south-
ern LeFlore and eastern Push-
mataha counties according to
George R Phillips State for-
ester The area burned was
525 per cent of the 2312000
acres in the unit The number
of fires reported was an in-
crease over that of former
years
GIN INSURANCE RATES
LOWERED IN RURAL
f DISTRICTS
Cotton gin fire insurance
rates in rural and snrU town
districts have been lowered by
the State Insurance Commis-
sion by $125 per year per
$100 This is due to the abol-
ishment of the penalty in that
amount which was placed on
gins in this class when it was
Impossible to get to the gins
and make necessary inspec-
tion for lower rates Fast
transportation facilities in the
Dast few years has made it
possible to bring about fre-
quent inspections
OKLAHOMA Farm
Muskogee Okla
Write J A Evan
If In market for farm
easy payment plan to rentable fanners
they are reel bargain
Missrsftippr
FOR SALE— 360 aerct Urd 175 ia culti-
vation aa good aa ton be found in North
Mississippi: 6 tenant bouMOr plenty of
pasture ana water miles to rock road
public road through the place school bus
paasea each house 1 miles of the town
of firuco with 1000 populaton one big
hardwood mill one pine mill cooperage
mill ice plant creamery one of the beat
high schools in county Methodist Bap-
tist and Presbyterian churches Terms to
suit W W LAMAR Bruce Miss
MISSOURI
FOR SALE— By the owner improved
farme end unimproved farm land in th
farming strawberry and fruit-growing
chicken-raising and dairying section of the
Oaarkg in Missouri Arkansasvand Okla-
homa easy term no trade The Newton
County Land Co Neosho Mo
440-ACRE atodc and grain farm State
highway 5 Chariton County Mo $70
per easy terma B H SMITH Bran
wiek Mo
FARM— 140 acre 65 acres cleared or-
chards garage filling station Highway
68 $8500 WALTER STEWART Edgar
oprlng Ho
COLORADO
HAVE good wheat corn land in eastern
Colorado Western Kansas oa crop pay-
ment plan Write for particulars C A
SMITH LAND AND INVESTMENT CO
CHEYENNE WELLS COLORADO
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WE have a good proposition for a man
able to make a small investment and com-
petent to handle a grain feed and mill
business If Interested see DENTON
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Denton
Term
ONE of Denver Colo's largest tourist
camp for sals a bargain MRS D
BROWN 526 S 5th St Raton N M
FOR SALE or trade stocAr general mer-
chandle Box 808 Norman Okl
FOR SALE— Two complete sets of
fixture eonalsting of counter show
case electric fen tables display fixtures
ACORN STORES Anadarko Oklfe
FOR SALE— Beet small store In Oklahoma
for man and wife in good payroll town
invoice 82600 : chep rent Apply to Box
207 Stringtown Okla
RAssrrs
SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES on pedigreed
Chinchillas and N Z Whitest Juniors
88 00 Seniors $500 tested breeders
87 60 Eligible to registration Satisfac-
tion guaranteed Quantity Quality V
rietyr Service: DERBY FUR FARM Boa
SM Derby Colo
DURING AUGUST will self three fine
young fur rabbits at regular price of two
PROF J COLLIER SOS Cole Poplar
Bluff Mo
PEDIGREED Chinchilla rabbits fancy
stock below rommon price MAURICE
CAPE Steclvfllo Mb
UVE STOCK
DAIRY GOATS (rode
kid HTJGO T ISEN8EE
pu Chriiti Tull X
purobMd Mid
Route 2 Cor-
FOR SALE — 28 hd of goo tf young
mulM IW SPANGLER pkon 9045 P
WILL TRADE— Flil fwidmOT nd I -7”!!
tnuinan property for mreantil took N
R NORTHCUTT ownr Ftolnlw Tat
FOR TRADE— 60-r Gim County Frankl(n Tnii
form 40 neroa In eultivntion for ranch
in Wet Taw or New Mat w TT B
GRIFFIN Bo 82 Odem Taw - -
KARAKULS SHEEP — Fur — Mutton-
Wool Produce the finnt fur to b found
Writ hw prtoa JESSE E SHORT
RESORTS
80 ANGORA bucks sired by my famous
Seutg Africa a buck Increase your
heir lew cost JONAS 8HELW George-
town Texaa
HEALTH SEEKERS — Modern homelike
mountain home rotes reasonable Writ
Box 107-A Evergreen Colo
wArfUlWERSrnV SAN ANTONIO
S 1 Ban Antonio’s Only Senior College for Men
Complete lntormodlste sad Mctdcmto department UnU
versfty cotiries leading up to degrees ot Bachelor of
Art and Bachelor ot Science Accredited to the State
Department of Education Member of the Association
of Texas Colleges
Exceptions) atnletle advantage Kata
torlum Private water supply and dairy
Excellent meal
Catalog for College or Academic
Department oa Request
WEST END - SAN ANTONIO TEXAS
U ijbr Vomon - Dcllonjcxa
A RICH BAST— A BRIGHT FUTUR2
' Rayta rllw ttk 0 hakfrMM f -art Mtrr -t
rtoyla arrle and jiritM ltara Inludina Proa
Mul Hall J C Hardy Hall aad athr Improrainu I halt
qnyyd than over t r th hot af Kdanto that will floeh
Sera fa apnlna af tha 14th yar St II Raam I 11 ton
fattcrl y rllM Rmrv a Na NOW hr writina 1
w trim I
y
ACADEMY
OLDEST PREPARATORY SCHOOL fr beys In Texaa— For 43
year cadet have entered leading colleges and nnlversltiea of
America— Speelal privilege with certain colleges universities
and Government aeadomte-4 year academy 1 year college
NATIONAL RECOGNITION In scholarship athletic military
training and Y M G A— Patronage from 11 states and 3
MILITARY' TRAINING IIIGHB8T RATED hr War Depart-
mn Only Tesaa school and ono ef 38 school la U S aerated
UNEQUALED HEALTH RECORD— 23 State I Southwestern
champlonahipo In athletic— undefeated band
188-ACRE CAMPUS— 16 building— 14 bungtlow barrack— 20-
acre athletic field— golf course— awlmmlng pool— gymnarium
For catalogs addreaa—
TH1 ALLEN ACADEMY Bryan Tax
WULLEI1NDA LODGE
South Hvn Minnesota
Housekpng eottnge on Twin Lak $12
to $20 a wek includes 1c host and stoc-
trie lights Bvautful town tennto good
fishing Writ for circular J C WHITE
Prop
MISCELLANEOUS
CASH for gold teeth Highest prici
formation ire Southwest Gold A
Co Box 68 Fort Worth Trass
DOCTOR dee ires location in town less
than 5000 BOX 600 Meadn Kansas
FOR limited tim we sr offering name
of 500 firms who buy names (mailng
lists) for $850 W hav sold thousands
of names Bllgh't Advertising Service
B-414 Mssonie Temple Jacksonvilto Fla
DOCTOR WANTED
WANTED
A So tor l moot tow
Q E CARTER StukM
Bellrllla Ion
DOCS
BEAUTIFUL registered bull pups cheap
Bulldogs 501 Rockwood Dallas Texas
SMALLEST of all dogs Chihuahua pups
fiom four and five-pound parents Cheap
MRS WAYNE 8HUMAKER Milan Kan
825 SACRIFICE— Registered Airedales and
Black and Tan Need room DAL-A1R8
KENNELS 4323 McKinney Dallas
BEAUTIFUL Colli pups Shipped any
where Mabel Richmond Bartlett Tran
AGENTS WANTED
'AGENTS Wanted— Fof Liberty piston
rings in each town Will work ninraly In
connection with other busness especialli
garages Good eommbsioa Wftl fur nisi
stock on consignment to responsible party
Writ LIBERTY ENGINEERING CO 807
North Harwood fit Dallas
MALE AND FEMALE HELP
WANTEDrIMMEDIATELY — Men-wooen
18-50 qualify for Government positions
12fi250 month Steady Paid vacations
Common edumtion sufficient Thousands
needsd yearly Writ Inetruetion Bureau
78 at LoulS Toda
JUNE GAME RECEIPTS
SHOW TOTAL OP $15595
The State Game and Fish
Commission received $15595
in fees during June and dis-
bursed $26583 according to
a monthly report made by
Van H Montgomery warden
The department has a cash
balance of $105529 Income
was divided as follows: Rest
dent fishing licenses $9250
non-resident $743 fines
$320 and miscellaneous $23
NEW HOTELS IN
PROSPECT
E C Aldredge Wewoka oil
man owner of hotels at Ada
Wewoka McAlester and
Shawnee la considering prop-
ositions to build hotels bear-
ing his name at ChlckaBha
Sulphur and Norman
TEACHERS
ATTENTION SCHOOL TEACHERS
Attractive pyopcition to th right PP
ton Mil our map to whooto
Writ for particular lv roferonea
“to Company 80 Petroleum
Building Bl( Spring Taaa
TREES PLANTS SEEDS
PLANT
CACTUS PLANTS— The hardy bloomina
kind four nice plants four varieties
postpaid ona dollar Fred Clark Van
Horn Texas
SEEDS
HARDY ALFALFA 8EED pure
$8 80 Sweet clover 95 pure $3 60 All
60potind buahel Return 4 it not satis-
fied GEO BOWMAN Concordia Kansas
POINTS
PATENT BOOKLET FREE — Highat
rcfrncM Bwt rmulto Promptna
Mured Bend model or drawing
Wutoon I Colnaan Patent Lawyer 724
Ninth St N W Wuhington D C
MACHINERY
MACHINERY pipe and fittings rails
contractors tools and supplies machinery
repdiring W cell cheap We buy JUNK
Hampion Machinery A Supply Co Chart-
res and Canal Sts Houston Texas
Phonea Preston 4818 and Preston 2101
OIL WELL MACHINERY
FT WORTH WELL MACHY A
SUPPLY CO
Tort Worth Spudders4 Portable Drill
Ing Rigs Toole Cabin and Belts
Enginee Braes Foundry
MeCord Bldg Main and Front Sts
Phon 1-2801 Fort Worth Texas
FOR SALE— Four Special C 86 saw big
drum Continental gin cloaner feeders
Alto four 10 saw Burerat hull extractors
Used very little price reasonable Foglw
man Gin Co Marlon Ark
ELECTRIC MOTORS
WM SMITH ELEC CO 1907 Bryan St
Dallas Motor fans air rompreesors
bought sold repaired exchanged Your
hudnesa appreciated
DARDER COLLEGES
MEN and women to tarn barber trsde
special low tuition Oklahoma City Bor
ber Collegs 104 W California
LEAR!N BARBERINO— Big demand for
Iirofraoionsl harpers Earn while you
earn Write for estalogue LEWIS BAR-
BER COLLEGE San Antonio Toxss Un-
der Stato supervielon
BUSINESS COLLEGES
WRITS Metropolitan Builnm Collraw
Dllua Tnaa (or lltrutura GrdutM
placed l food foltloni
TIILSA BUSINESS COLLEGE Tula
Okla hold th kv to B jpoaitlon In th
oil capital of th world Writ for literature
KODAK FINISHING
KODAK FIN I8H1NO— Ml ysur film to
da On day rvlre Not how fut hut
how (and Print furntrod not to fud
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DEALERS WANTED
DEALERS II replacement Firm Light-
in Btorr Battorim Writ lor partlmi-
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Light Company
POULTRY AND EGGS
ART CHICKO
tllbRADl CHICK - Stondar
brtol pMtpal Ltohorna Rtokw
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The Davis News (Davis, Okla.), Vol. 36, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 21, 1930, newspaper, August 21, 1930; Davis, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1714585/m1/7/: accessed May 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.