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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALR

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED small washing 10 DO at hons.
Can or address 172S Vermont ave. NV.
ja2o-2t
DRESSlIAKING; every Description ladies'
misses. Infants II, 6l5-A Orleans place ne
wANTED-PIace as nurse. Cal 2I4s D St.
NV. II
YASrED-By eolored girl. place 70 DO plain
sewing OF preparing vegetables. Address l9il
L st. nv. Il
WANTEO-washing TO do home. first class;
reference. "a 2d ST sw. Il
WANTED - Situation as chambermaid or
waitress Myrtle 81. ne. ja20-3t
NATURALIZATION as cook. chamDermaid
or general houseworker In small family
MOLLIE BARNES. 2l24 Wards court
jat9-2t
WANTED-By nrst-cIass Iaundress. Washing
and ironing to do at home. also day work
436 81 nv. jaI9-2t
WANTED-Place as general houseworksr.
"a Richardson St NV jal9-at
WANTED-Day work or small family wash
Ing. Address 756 Harvard ST NV. jalS-3t
WANTED-By young lady position; expert
enCed cashier, clerk, and general Office work.
reference. Address BOX Z39. Times Office
Ja1S-St
TEPEWRTTING-B Business, profess ouai or
literary work received at reasonable prices.
typewriting instruction given 81 Wyatt
Bldg. ja15-5t
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wANrFD-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Ry reliable party. use Of horse
for its keep during ~rinteri would also store
surrey for occasional use. Address BOX S05.
Times Office. ja20-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? vs. store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 41S-420- AZ
10th ct NV, Phone Main 422s. nol-90t
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wAETED-HoUSES
WANTED-Two family fat or small house
cheap: cash. SPANGLER, i Grant place
WANTED-To buy two-famiiy house; cen
trai, Northwest, or near Congressional Libra
~. Address BOX s0l. Times Office ja20-st
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES-Stor
homes. Nothing too small or too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO.
s0I G Street N W noS-tt
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COmpO-Board, Substitute for Plaster.

Cheaper considering its absence Of dirt,
time saving, and greater warmth; drive
picture nails in il anywhere no delay in
delivery, absolutely damp proof. ThOs.
W. Smith. LIST and Ind. ave.
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

PETS GIVEN AWAY TO good homes Ap-
ply DOG SHELTER, Bethesda. on electric
road. Jal9-3t
WE SELL the best feed for your house
plants also for birds dogs cats, gold
fishes and have good singing CanaTies, par
rots, dogs monkeys, fancy poultry, and
pigeon Tor squad raising. SCHMID BIRD
STORE, ~ 18th ST NV. jaS-tf
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STOP! LOOK! LISTENI
APARTMENTS TO LET.

ss5f 18TH ST. NV, . TT. WIDE.
ID FLOOR. 8 LARGE ROOMS & BATH.
ALI, OUTSIDE ROOMS BRIGHT & sunni
WELL HEATED.
JANITOR. FINE ORDER.
RENT -..--.--...........'s-.s .f1'.SS
BIS r Z AVE y. Z.
I'd FLOOR, ROOMS & BATH.
WIDE FRONT, LATROBE HEAT.
REM ssss"S-~--S
1913 DUNCAN ST. y z.
1ST FLOOR: 4 ROOMS & BATH-...-Sl5-51
THE r II. SMITH co.
Sae0-St No 1905 New York ave. NV.
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ANACOSTIA.
BROOKLAND, D. c.

BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monros and
jefferson sts.
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Masquerade Costumes, 81 Per Night.
Burtons 81 + ST. NV.
NaTcissus, CSC a Dozen,
at Kramer's. gl6 F ST. NV
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Royal Pilsen to Enjoy at Home.

This high class light beer is delivered
TO homes in bottles Have you tried a
case? Phone w 485, Abner-Drury Brew.
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FOR REET-.FLATS.
DORCHESTER.

FOR RENT-Three-room fat modern i'm
proyements. SIS month. s22 st. nv.
jas0-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

quiet couple. without chill
dTen, TWO or three rooms. completely fur-
nished Tor light housekeeping; Northwest or
Southwest; not over SIS or $50; no questions.
Address BOA 2s5. Times Office. ja2O-2t
WANTED-By gentleman, well heated fur
n-shed room; in private family state terms
Address BOX PSI Times Office jals-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-FIrst-class directory caHvassers /
for local and nearby work Address BOX 1
S17 Times office. 1a-0-J
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FOR RENT-oFFICES

FOR RENT-Desirable Office rooms IN the
Evans buildings. Izis-I4e4 New York ave
rental very low. including heat, light. and
5anitOr service laIl 80
FOR RENT-VeTy desirable Offices, facing
Capitol. Heat, light. and 1anItor service.
From IS per month Up.
BLISS BUILDING, IS B ST. NV. 1s12-tt
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When You Want a Cut
Many Bargains in Gas Fixtures.

OF anything-Joyce Engraving Co.. star bldE.
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FOR RENT-ST0RES.
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FIvE 5-acre poultry farms; short walk troll
ley; southern exposure vel Soo 80, 80 So -,
Ii acres; in good wood 2 mile SaIs.
make splendid poultry farm $50. $50
acres 10 miles Center Market oNSlilAs'
barn; stream: magnificent spring al house
s.. 600. THE SOULE Co, go LOUISIANA ave.
ja20-st
FOR SAI.E-A 290-acre farm. beautifully To-
Gated; improved by a 1D-rOom dWelilng Two
tenant houses. COW barn. dairy, hennery.
fine shade; good apple OrcnarG. only miles
from Washington. good pike; one nile from
COWS; u heifers. horses. 10 pigs, 30 chick
ems, wagon, buggy, harness. ploWs, rake, har-
sold at once EDW. DANIELS. Commercial
National Bank building, 18th and c SIS
ja20-3t
FOR sALE-New six-room house; IL acres.
broom house, one acre; hne water.
G-room house nicely papered; lot 40x125
S-room house. just being finished; nice lot
7-rOom house, viii be finished early spring
5-rOom house, be finished in sixty days
These houses are all bargains, and only
one car fare. c. J. HANBACK,.
jale, 1889 81 F St NV.
FOR sALE-FCrry acres improved, cheap;
seven miles from city. Address BOX 30.
Times Office. jals-St
FOR SALE-Four-ro house, just com
pleled: large lot; right on car line; three
minutes from city, in virginia monthly
payments. B. N. DAVIDSON. Rosslyn, Va.
Jsls-3t
OWNER will sell. very cheap for business
reasons. his home and seven building lots,
50xIS0 each. 7-rOom house, cellar. good water
Is fruit trees. grapes, and small fruit and
outbuiIdings, convenient 10 city BY electric
and steam railroads. terms, Inquire az
DRUG STORE, 5th and q SITS NV. Jalb-5t
HYATTSVILLE-House from s., 100 20 s., 00o.
one six-rOOm house and bath, furnace, csbi-
net mantes one minute from street cars;
s.. 500. $50 per month. Another, slate mantels.
81 zoo: SIS per month. New siX-TOOm house,
latrobes, Is 600 feet OF land, FIVE minutes
from cars, 81, zee; SIS per month"; So lots,
splendidly situated. S225 10 $780, s. per month
Tuxedo, new siX-TOom house, Sl,SoOi terms
10 suit. Handsome lots, $50 10 $780, monthly
payments. r. y RYON CO, National
Commercial Bank building. I4th and G SITS.
falS-1r
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

TUX o4AA1Is IN ~" . y ~
FOR sALE-Horse. harness, and dayton
can al 421 y ST. NV. ja20-3t
WE MAKE THE PRICE RIGHT.
I-ton Coal Wagons SIS
Panei-top Grocery Wagons.........-......... s65
Curtain-side Grocery Wagons. SO
Brass Express Harness, SIS and SO Fer set.
g. y. WATERS & son. $40 Pa ave. NV.
delft
FOR sALE-Two horses, $50. 1923 10th ST
NV. Jal5-5t
FOR sALE-Smau delivery horse. SIS. 1901
Florida ave. NV. JaiS-5t
FOR SAL.E-ThTee good delivery horses and
one extra road horse: one coupe TOCkaW az
also wagon and harness; sold cheap 10 quick
buyer. Call rear 409 81 ST. NV. j2l4-lt
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FOUND

FOCND-White and brown setter dog; no
tag. 1926 Wisconsin ave. NV. iaIg-2t
ALL Is GOOD that HAYS prints; IL years
practical experience; 100 wedding invitations
$3.50: 100 visiting cards SOC: LOCO business
cards. billheads. noteheads, envelopes s.. so:
800. ST. HAYS. sos L St NV deIs- 20t
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wANTED-A settled. reliable woman Ior
general Homework on farm; near Chevy
Chase lake. Address BOX 2s6, Times ONCE.
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-YoU can lesTh the syllanic system
Of shorthand in u hours. attain a speed Of
Is 10 loo words IN 80 hours, and We VIII pro-
cure q position FOR you. We teach also PIT
man. Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone u.
u4Z.. 1a3-SOt
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ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN, Drug Store
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain; look, feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal;
painless filling. DR.. J. /. WILSON, 1898 +
81. NV. de27-30t
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VVANTED-Nurse. middle age, colored wOm-
an TO nurse; wages sic month. Apply 1872
L II
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FOR SALE-Square piano; perfect condi
ton; $50. viii trade for ans thing. H. X ~
l00o Tth Et sw JE1y-ot
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WANTED Experienced bundle wrapper and
cash boys. good salary; permanent positions
Apply 70 :. HART. Superintendent, LAM
Durgh Bro. 40 10 426 7th ST IT
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WANTED hambeTnaid, cOlored, at once;
salary good for private family. Apply 1872 L
II
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
CAN SELL
Anything in Suburban Properties.
Up-to-date methods applied.
Just give me a trial
CHAE. D. FOWLER, 5l2 T ST. NV.
ja1s-tf
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WANTED-Giris 20 sell photo tickets. Apply
nv 1t
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS. bath; hot and cold
water; table board. s. per week. GIG New
Jersey ave. NV iag0-2t
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WANTED-At 1903 30th st. white woman
10 cook and help with washing and ironing;
rn,7st stay nights IL
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POLICE COURT.

The Fractions were n the hmelight
this morning m police court Harvey
Fraction ana Isaac Brown. two Young
colored lads were fined each ten dollars
and costs for stealing packages from the
Union station and selling hem. The
elder Fraction. il is alleged would pur-
chase the articles from the bows after
they had been stolen OF price ridicul-
ously low aud dispose of the stolen
property later at the pawn shops for n
eoodlv sum The elder Fraction was
fined five dollars and costs which he
paid Tho boys are on the rock pile
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GUARDIAN 40 lnrsRlM
c. r. Peck. Attorney Viii Act Tor
indian Minors

cassius r. PECK assistant United
States attorney for okiahoua has been
assigned the task o. turning over ne
guardianship AFFAIRS Of fhc Indian ehH-
dren Of Oklahoma 90 the superintendent
Of each Indian agency A. result Of
the recent investigation rade boy Colonel
John Mosby end Edgar 5 Alien orders
have been issued 10 take iho guardian
snip away from an persons now exereis-
ine such authority and turn them over
20 the superintcndent2 Of the various
agencies having jurisdiction OF rhe In
dians.
Mr Peck viii do this work which will
require nearly year and Involve the
handling OF Yer haf million dollars
AR Peck must see 20 It that ali moneys
turned over by the present guardians
are correctly accounted for and that the
land leases aud other papers are IN
good shape. After he has done this he
must then obtain from the probaAe
court in each county whore the Indians
reside an approval of the appointment
ef the agent as guardian. agd n the
child Is over ~ years old he must also
get the consent of fhe child 10 such ap-
pointoent
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NEW oueeeNHeim ISSUE.

New York. Jnly stockholders H
the Guggenheim Exploration com
pany held special meeting al Perth
Amboy today to vote on a proposal TO
increase the capital stock from St7,
0O0,001 10 s2000oo.00o The new
capital is To finance obligations Of
more thm siOm0.ooo which have
been incurred during the year iu the
acquisition OF large interests in
mining properties in Utah, Nevada.
Alaska Yukon Territory and British
Colombia
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nulI.Watnon.

During the assembly and Mcclure
reception festivities the sly little
Cupid is creeping In and furnishing
material for stories for the society
editor when Senator and Mrs Wat
son receive this afternoon at their
home in Bentonville Ark. he tee
Gram from Guthrie announcing nd
marriage Of their daughter Grace 10
Mr. Edwin II Bull which took place
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\. =. cheadIe IS In rerry today.


T. c. Hughes is here today from Elk
city,
Frank Gatchel went to Wichita this
morning,
J. H. smmpn is in Red Rock today
ON business.
Mr.. ana Mrs Webb I.and are here to-
day from MuslSogec
w. II. Beelss, wen known lei Reno
attorney, is here today.
Joe Druy has disposed Of his meat
market t6~J. NJ. Faskiu
Assistant United states Attorney c. II.
Peck is in Nesltirk today
Prof Cuin returned this morning from
! a trip to Oklahoma city.
Wallace Kneisley came up from Okla
homa city this morning
Dr. rhreadgil came up from oklaho-
ma city on the morning train
Paul Il. smith, editor Of the Indian
4 Citizen, is here today from Atoka.
4 John Dillon. the big stIck" Of Blaine
| county. is helping entertain the boys"
here today.
A. L. Morris. state deputy OF eie Mod
era Brotherhood Of America. is in Perry
today on business.
N1m McFaddea ou aggressive young
I Republican attorney Of Caddo county.
is here today from AnadarlSo.
Chas. Alexander. who wants to bc re-
eiver of the Woodward land office is
also "among those present"
Dan Norton deputy district clerk OF
Linuon county is here TODAY attending
the statehood ratification netting
Fred A. Wsggouer probate judge Of
Lincoln county ana eN-membor OF the
Oklahoma legislature is here ioday from
Chandler.
Fred Ellis. prominent Ia Republican
politics in Comauche county. - here 10
day setting "more nght'- GA the poit-
cal situation.
"capn Charles of stroud. member
OF the banking nrin ~ Hoffman. Charles
& eoniihis. is here Today shaking hands
With the boys.
The committee in charge are disburii-
ing plenty Of Republican "enthusiasm -
al the Eiks club rooms 30 the crowd q
out Of town visitors here toGay
otto shuttee. Jim BeDdey. John Mnr-
ply Dr.. ana John Murphy sr. came
over from ~ Reno this morning to az
tend the fnoH-partisan" blowut
Hon. John Embry, who was nominated
by the President for United States at
torney and who was not confirmed by tht
senate commiitee. is here today.
Jake Hammn. of I.awton. Is here to-
day ratifyins. Harmon represented
I.awton al Washington during the ses-
si-A Just closed and did good work..
Blu Knlpe, the Republican big chiel
Of Payne county. d here today helping
70 tix pa batch Of Ronpartlsian" med.
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MORE PAY FOR
MILL OPERATIVES.

Boston Mass, July 2The new
scale which went into effect today in
the cotton mills Of New Bedford and
FAN River brings the total OF cotton
mill operatives IN New England who
have received wage advance this
year up 10 1900. II the number of
WOODEN mill operatives, who were ad-
ganced 10 per cent last January are
-dded. the total number Of textile op-
ereiiyos 10 receive au increase Is 1876
00olt les probable ibat before the close
of the present movement the number
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PERSONAL
NJ MENTlON

]. L. Johnson is In town from Mar
shall.
Sheriff L. f. Martin is in town frcm
Chandler today.
Il. l. Donahoe returned to Mulhall on
The morning train.
Harry IAnncn 81 Demos handsome
mayor, is here today.
T. w Conway, president Of the Alva
Normal, is here today.
Jim Duny, the irrepressible Ihberniay
IS here today from El Reno.
James lockwood came over from
Chandler ON the morning train.
c. w. Cold. Of E Reno. is among tho
]put Of town people today.
Judge w W Robertson, of stroud. Is
the guest Of his son, Ed Robinson TO-
day.
r. r. stobaush Is among the visitors
who came over frotn Crescent this morn
tng.
W W. Van Pen Of Ripley Is here to-
day attending the McGme demonstra-
zion.
c. w sutton, Of cleveland is here to-
aay attending the big McGWr- demon
stration.
a. Ross ana wife. os Aira are
among the out Of town guests az the
Elks TODAY
) Harry W,iuberser has returned from
n business trip over The eastern portion
OF the territory
Frank Filson H. here today from No
ble, the guest of his brother seeretars
Charles Fllson. and family
Mr. and Mrs j. b. Beadles left this
morning for Coiors Do ailere they will
spend the summer months.
Ahle =. McfluefE, one OF abe leading
INGREDIENTS OF Purcell. Okla attended
the meeting AT Island park sunday
-. T. Barber Of El Reno. is la Guthrie
today. Mr., Barber is a member of the
Iangston school board of regents.
Lieutenant James I.ongstrees Is here
from Oklahoma city making an inspec-
tl0n Of the local recruiting Office.
Fred Edwards Is kare from Helena. NJ
Edwards says his town is growing yer,
rapidly and has the best county high
school in the country
"Audy" Mcclure the genial bonifaoe Y
the Parx hotel at Newkirk. was here To-.
day attired IN run dress" in honor o
s'8r0ther Birds" home coming
Judge A. r. Musselar, OF Alva. is aIss
s'among those present" The judge jasl
hotes ON this kind n blowout.
Clarence r. saitef. editor. Of th'
Cherokee Warrior and Fl1nk A. satter
editor OF the Carmen Headlight. two o.
the brightest young newspaper men OF
abe Nest size are here today.
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SUPREME COURT.

Ia supreme court this morning Thomas
Noinn appealed from the decision OF the
Grant county district court q case
against the ST. Louis 4 san Francisco
Railway COMPANY The qdestion IN
wolves the right OF Way OF the road
through the town Of lamont The lower
court decided against Nolan
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o O 0 O o o o Q @ @ o 0 O c @ c
. WITH THE SUFFERERS. c
0 o O o @ @ O o o @ o O O o o 9

AS clothier is reported TO foe quite 30
today
Pharmacist Blooner. who has boen iil
for couple of months was able TO roe
sume his position az The Eagle dtpg
store again today
Territorial Auditor H. W Baxter whO
is quite ilL was reported no better to-
day
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OomlNloN OAY csLEssArsD.

Winnipeg, Man. July Reports
from many points throughout west
ern Canada Indicate an unusually
wide celebration Of Dominion Day
today business was generally sus-
pended and the day given over to
sports and festivities.
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Tho sunday Okhhoman has the fol-
lowing Mis-. T.. l.. Fulton has this week
been entertaining a party Of young wo-
men friends at her beautiful home on
West Fifth. The names of her guests
are, Misses coyle. Rhodes Schnen. Nc
Nell Rinohart. Ncrsey. Mesdamcs car
ter. Tdomp4on Rumford Morris Of
Guthric Miss Rhudy of ST. Joseph aud
Miss Atkinson of Dallas During their
stay here the ladies' have been yariously
entertained and feted Wednesday az
tenoon's card party. "Wednesday nights
excursion TO Delmar garden and Thurs
day mornings outug completed the last
Of the restivtics Miss LuNica
Cruza has returned from Guthre where
she graduated with high honors from 81
Joseph Academy, June a. Miss Cruzau
viii spend her vacation at home ana ox-
poets 20 take up business course THIS
FAN
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

AZ webb chy Springfield webb
city J.
Al orth--I.cascnworth Hut
2
"A wicnu wiohiia S. oklahoma city
l.
AZ Joplin First game Joplin q To-
peka O. s~cood game Topeka - Jop-
Iiu o.
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ALL At SEA
as 70 coal bayine need not ue your Dot
n 0ioruaildn wlN nc q pilot GO you THO
naincl of the mines from which 7 Et
coal afe guides to safe harbors 10 MOST
peorie. Ny standIur IN the community.
IS another steer your barls fdr mis-
yard and youn get enc best coal going
on land of sea 90 fair-to-aB-of-n prices
Phone connection surer than wlre-
less. up- to-date
~. g. cHEhrLE
Phone 6
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Prudent people are coming. more
ana more, to eonhue their purchases
to advertised things-and this Is pos
sible most Of the time. and profitable
always 80 ...an..
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will reach 10000, as many OF the
mills in other parts Of Massachusetts
aud n New Hampshire are expected
to follow the example Of the FAN
River mills.
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President MTr. W. A. Frasieg.
Vice president Mrs. Horace speed.
Recording secretary. Niss Alma Car
zen.
Corresponding ses7e'ssg. Miss Haen
Green.
Treasurer. Mrs. wsniam Blinece.
Saturday evening they no doubt viii
be considerably surprised. The bride
came to Guthrie the first Of the week.
ostensibly to attend the assembly but
in reality to meet MIR. Ball. who has
been her sweetheart for number of
years. The young couple were welded
Saturday night at the Presbyterian
manse by Rev Harry Omar Scott MI.
James Hinton, Of TT. smith. pa leu
lar friend of the couple. was the only
persoc prea'l- at the ceremony The
weddins vas kcld secret Until today
when friends were apprised Of the
marriage
Mr. Bull is travelling salesman in
Oklahoma for the Southwestern Fuel
company The bride is the only
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Watson
and Is charming and gracious young
woman.
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President Mrs Sara g. riatt Decker.
1850 Sherman ave. Denver Colorado.
First Vice President. Mrs. rhnip N
Moore sl25 LaFafeite Ave. ST. Louis
Missouri.
seeond vice President Mrs. May Al.
den Ward, 2sl Dartmouth ST.. Boston
Massachusetts
Recordins Secretary Mrs. John Dick
inson sherman. SOS Lake ave, chicago.
Illinois.
correspondine Secretary. Mlss Louisa
3. Poppenheim 81 Meeting ST. Charles
ton, South Caroline.
Treasurer. Mrs. Percy v Pennypacker.
s6os whitis Ave, Austin. Texas.
Auditor, Dr. sarah Il. kendall The
Arcade seattie, Washington.
Mr and Mrs E A. Johnson are plan
ming to leave for Colorado about the 18th
to spend the summer months.
M.ascs Winnie and Dessa Matchett
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for their six weeks eastern trip.
Miss Clomentinc Orner left on the
aoming train for Kansas City. to visit
nrco OF four weeks with her sister Miss
r shel. ana brother Bert omer and
/ family
! Mrs Henry r. Asps luncheon given al
/ one o'clocS today complimentary tS
/ Mrs Bird s Mcclure was the socia
eyont Of the wec,S. Covers We're laid foi
! twenty guests.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ L. Thomas and thci
charming young daughter. Miss Leila
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy w. Thomas, ar'
here from Pond Creek this week IN,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. =. 7. Walton
on West Noble avenue They made thl
trip TO Guthrie In their elegant tournl
automobile. Mr. and Mrs Thomas ar,
both enthusiasts automobilists and have
taken many delightful trips over th,
country in their handsome machine.
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