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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09
PACKING FOR SAFETY
now FRAGILE CHINA MAY BE
TRANSPORTED.
Newspapers Better Than Excelsior 20
Protect the Priced Possessions
Entire Secret Of Success 70
the Wrapping.

A woman who brought delicate egg
shell chine safely from San Francisco
to Chicago and from Atlantic City to
Chicago, and who packed her emma
for transportation without any break
age, did so in the following manner
without using excelsior and thus avoio-
ing unnecessary bulkiness:
Long before the time for packing
she had saved and stacked all ner
newspapers so. that there would Do
plenty on hand She considered smali
boxes safer for the purpose. as tney
are handled more easily.
Sort the china and glass so that
delicate and lightweight pieces may
be packed into the same box or case'
and not together with heavier ware.
Almost every household contains
fine dishes and bric-a-brac not COM
monty in use. Begin your packing
with these some time before moving
day, as they may be easily spared
without inconvenience to the house
hold, and prevent too great accumu-
lation of work near the end.
Take delicate piece Of china and
begin by wrapping 1t In newspaper
doubling the paper many thicknesses
and wrapping again and again, being
careful to place extra thicknesses
about the edges. about protruding han
dies and knobs, until the contour OF
the piece Is entirely lost In the wrap
ping and no part with an edge or han
die may be felt through the bundle.
The object must be wrapped until
no part of it whatever is distinguish
able through the wrapping Covers OF
dishes must be wrapped separately.
and fitted into the vessels to which
they belong, top downward. then the
whole wrapped again and again into a
compact bundle. While wrapping the
article keep track of the handles SO
that in placing the bundle In the box
it may be laid without undue pressure
of other bundles against the delicate
parts. Before packing box, assemble
all the bundles which are expected to
be packed into 1t in order that they
ludy U0 uIJCu al tAO OO0I ROSoADAS " ~ :
There is always some little niche or
space between packages OF different
shapes and sizes. Fill in every space
or hollow with paper pushed in until
the mass is solid and immovable. The
more compact the packing the safer
the contents of the box. Where pack
ages do not seem to fit in because OF
shape or size, change the bundles
about until place Is made where
they are sure to fit. When a box Is
filled see that everything is wedged
In tight and immovable.
The box may then be closed and
may be safely turned on every side.
and worry incident to handling avoid
ed. This mode of packing besides be-
ing safe, economies space and what
is more important, avoids the litter
incident to packing in piles of excel
sior, thus lessening work for house
keeper and janitor-Chicago Tribune.
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Banana Whip.

When a change Is wanted TOT ue'
sert. try banana whip. Peel the va
nanas and scrape of the coarS'
threads and press the pulp through :.
sieve. Add sugar and lemon JUICE
to taste and cook over the fire, stlrr,ns
constantly until the mixture boils' N.
move from the fire and chill. D.a.
some cream until it is firm. Foio ~.
banana and cream together ana 'IT nv.
some pistachio nuts fine and sprlnA''
over the mixture after 1t Is put "
glasses.
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To Set coIors.

In washing light summer 1aDrics, ~
one hope of every woman is tnat 1n ss.
will not fade. Follow these suse.,
lions and you need not have any s a..
iety on this point: In Washing 49,
put a handful Of salt into the was ~n
green a lump of alum; gray or Oro"a
4 bit OF oxgall: tan or linen' nd. s,ul
ter-pcAr boiling water over aar-
OF hay; reds and pinks. use slness M.s
Home Department in the National "''
azine.
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man sat himself down again in front
of his desk, and turned the bag over
and over in his hands, keenly scrutin-
izing every inch of it, and whistling
softly.
That year the fashion in purses was
for capaciOus receptacles of grained
leather, nearly square in shape, and
furnished with chain handle This
which Maitland held was conspicu-
Ously of the mode-neither too large,
/ nor too small, constructed of fine soft
leather of gun-metal shade, with a
framework and chain of gun-metal
itself. 1t was new and seemed we'll
filled, weighing trifle heavy in the
hand. One face was adorned with a
monogram of cut gun-metal, the in
itials IS" and &c" and 81" interlaced.
But beyond this the bag was irritat-
ingly non-committal.
Undoubtedly, if one were to go to
the length of unsnapping the little,
frail clasp, one would acquire informa-
ton; by such facile means would much
light be shed upon the darkness. But
Maitland put decided negative to the
suggestion.
No. He would give her the benefit
of the doubt. He would wait, he would
school himself to patience. Perhaps
she would come back for it-and ex-
plain. Perhaps he could find her by
advertising it-and get an explana-
finn Dnndirr ioh ho
little while. 1t was not his wish to
pry into her secrets, even if-even if
1t was something to be smoked over.
Strange how it affected him to have
in his hands something that she had
owned and touched!
Opening drawer of the desk, Matt
land produced an aged pipe. A brazen
jar, companion piece to the ash re-
ceiver, held his tobacco. He filled the
pipe from the jar, with thoughtful de-
liberation. And scraped match be-
meath his chair and ignited the tobac-
co and pulled in contemplative con-
tentment, deriving solace from each
mouthful of grateful, evanescent in
cense. Meanwhile he held the charred
match between thumb and forefnger.
Becoming conscious of this fact.
he smiled in depreciation of his absent
minded mood, looked for the ash-re-
| ceiver, discovered it in place, inverted
beneath the book and frowned. re-
membering. Then, with an impatient
| gesture impatient of his own in
trinity of mind-for he simply could
not forget the girl-he dropped the
match, swept the book aside, lifted
! the bowl.
After moment of incredulous awe.
the young man rose, with eyes
Alright and jubilant song in the
heart OF him. Now he knew, now un-
derstood, now believed, and now was
justified Of his faith!
| After which depression came. with
the consciousness that she was gone
forever removed beyond his reach
and influence, and that by her own
willful act. It was her Ineligible
wish that they should never meet
again, for, having accomplished her
errand. she had flown from the nos.
sibility Of his thanks.
It was So clear, now! He perceived
It all, plainly. Somehow (though ii
was hard to surmise howl she had
round out that Anisty had stolen the
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been removed from their settings and
stored away; but now they would
never be reset, even should he con-
triye to reassemble them, to adorn the
bride of the Maitland heir. For he
would never marry. Of course not.
Maitland was young enough to be-
lieve, and to extract melancholy sat
ifcation from, this.
Puzzled and saddened, his mind
harked back forever to that carking
question: Why had she returned
What had brought her back to the
fiat? If she and Anisty were confed-
crates, as one was inclined at times to
believe-if such were the case, Anisty
had the jewels, and there was nothing
else of any particular value so per-
sistently to entice such expert and &C
complished burglars back to his fiat
What else had they required of him
His peace of mind was nothing that
they. could turn into cash; and they
seemed to have reaved him of nothing
else.
But they had that; unquestionably
they had taken that.
And still the riddle haunted him /:
Why had she come back that night
And, whatever her reason, had she
come in Anisty's company, or alone
One minute it seemed patent beyond
dispute that the girl and the great
plunderer were hand-in-glove; the next
minute Maitland was positively as
sured that their recent meeting had
been altogether an accident From
what he had heard over the telephone
he had believed them to be quarreling
although at the time he had assigned
to O'Hagan the masculine side of the
dispute. But certainly there must
have arisen some difference of opin
ion between Anisty and the girl to
have drawn from her that frantic neg
alive Maitland had heard, to have
been responsible for the overturnine
of the chair-an accident that seemed
to argue something in the nature of a
physical struggle; the chair itself lay
upon it's side, mute witness to a hasty
and careless movement on somebody
part.
But it was all inexplicable. Event
ually Maitland shook his head, to sig
nifty that he gave it up. There was
but one thing to dO-to put it out OF
mind. He would read a bit, compose
himself, go to bed.
Preliminary to doing so, he would
take steps to insure the fiat against
further burglarizing, for that night al
least. The draught moving through
the hall stirred the portiere and re
minded him that the window in the
trunkroom was still open, an invita-
ton to any enterprising sneak-thief OF
second-story man. So Maitland wen
to close and make it fast.
AS he shut down the window-sasl
and clamped the catch he. trod OF
something soft and yielding Wonder
Ing, he stopped and picked it up, ant
carried it back to the light. It proved
to be the girls handbag.
s'Now." admitted Maitland in a ton,
of absolute candor, Il am damned
How in the dickens did this thing ge
there. anyway? What was she doin,
In my trunk closet?"
| Was it possible that she had fol
lowed Anisty out of the fiat by tina
J route! A very much mystified youn,
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ladder be used for cleaning walls Oh
high woodwork. A rim around INC
shelf keeps objects from falling OIL
The upper part Of the sides, rlSins
above the top step, form hand rams
to which the worker may hold 10
steady himself or herself. The LADDER
has a new style lock, which hoids ~
perfectly secure, and when unlockea
and folded up it becomes almost Gu
tirely fat, and takes up little room.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1911-06-09
some Veal Pointers.

Veal seems to take other na .sos
va,l II lacks tat and for that rea. s,.
i apt to dry in cooking. 10 :. . 9th
a = this tendency many cook II WV :,
strips Of pork laid over the .Op i.
= rdedl through it. AS every cooA
srnnosed to know, veal should Do 'O'
"a until thoroughly done.
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Polish for nr...

Brass takes most beautiful polish
II It Il washed In mixture Of one
ounce Of alum and pint Of I've boiled
together for : short time: apply with
rag or brush while hot.-Home De-
partment National Magazine.
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To Clean White Plume..

Make q thin paste from gasoline. and
dour. Dip plumes and cover with paste.
Lay aside to dry, then shake well and
plumes will come out clean and fiufYv.
This has been tried time and again
Home Department National Magazine.
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BRIGHT COLLAGE ve.r.

Smith tells me he has been gradu.
ated from an automobile school"
Yes; he feelingly refers to It .
alma motor. Puck
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
ITO IEXCMANGIE

We have a good brick building IN
the heart Of Tulsa, to trade for a
rood farm, in Oklahoma or Kansas.
For Stle-ld0 acres of the finest
farm land on pIrd creek. on this we
have one on wen and the entire farm
VIII produce In two sands. 100 acres
in cultivutlon small house, well, etc.
Thl' is good one for either farmer
or investor pr|e $500. Terms
$50 acres two miles East Of Broken
Arrow. No better farm IN the state,
1850 acres os smooth as a paved street,
lGO slightly rolling, all good and not
too high for farming purposes, Price
$3.50
100 acres 7 miles east Of this city
A good one Terms $500 cash, $3,-
200 seven years time. DO YOU want
farm? This Is It.
12o acres north of Tulsa, IN the oil
belt A well is now being drilled on
cur west line. Price $3.50 per acre.
Don't say you never had a bargain
offered to YOU IN Oklahoma; for we
know this IL rare one. Perfect title.
no lease on this.
We have for sale, the best bargain
ever offered In good new S-room
house, sleeping porch, basement un-
der the entire house, fine wen Of soft
water. garaue and servants house,
east front and in the best of Tulsa's
residence districts price SSS75 ST.
$50 of the price may be pah off at
$500 per month. This house cost
$44O0 to build and Is brand new.
This sounds good? Well, yes It looks
better.
If you have any thing TO sell or
trade see us. We make sales and
trade in Real Estate, write Insurance.
bonds OF every kind and have money
to loan on city property
FLEETWOOD & PUClMU
Third and Main Phone 262.
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lBPWWVIm U1nWGSQnn@nG Coz
2ND and BOSTON. PHONE 195
A IHIamdlSWHnle SUlunTneF MI0Mne

We offer for sale 12room stone stucco and frame
house on lot, 9Ox2OO feet, east and south front with
4foot terrace in front The lot has several large maple
and walnut trees
There are twelve large rooms in the house. with hot
water heating two bath rooms electric fixtures lava
tory in each sleeping ROOM
On the first floor, finished in mahogany, are the
cepton room, library, dining room, living room with
large mantel breakfast room, kitchen and pantry.
Second floor, four large sleeping with Closets
large hall with manel and electric call button in each
Third floor two rooms for servants with bath and
lavatory.
This house is located in desirable county seat of
Missouri 4 hours ride from Tulsa.
Water from mountain spring and everything to
max 4 model up-todate residence. VIII sell on terms
trade for Tulsa property Owner moving to this city
s E. Thfrd RuSSell & AbbOGG Phome 1861
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TO RENT THREE-ROOM MODERN
cottage, new 323 South Madison
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FURNITURE.

1t will pay you to see US before buying
your Furniture. We nave clean stock OF
Second Hand Furniture. Our prices are
right Cash or credit.
Bargain Furniture Co.
lis East First 81. Phone SIT
L. GAMBLE, Prop.
We also buy and exchange.
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REAL ESTATE.


REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS AND RENTALS
S6OO-Good
$lOOONew iroom
lSb0iood 4room school balance
$l650Sx modern house North Side
$500 cash and balance monthly like
2OOO-iood
. street close 1850 cash and $25 month
SlbOO-Wh $3.50 cash
location,
&4OO-Best
renting for $3.50 is
T2bO-rwO good box each
'front.' WELL
ing $22
SOO0aeh buys of the best
Tulsa; II
4room house. North Boudre wen
East barn
Residence part city easy
Farm property the best that is and larger
or trade and terms
RENTAL PROPERTY
s0O0-For Broom house ose in.
SI5O--Two-room frame shade
slOO-tpr i-room house, good
:l5OO-t1ve-room house, line, in,
S25OO-Modern east front house barn
s20OO-tlose
S3OOO-Sixroom modern fronts
I'm fin shady 10
NbOO-Modern 1Oroom house, cal Sol
SOOO-four-room house and
$lOOO-Sixroom of ground fruit
These and other property in various Of the
CUMENlENG5lHIAAM & BUNCH
Office Colonial Trust Co.. Room O.
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HELP WANTED--NlALE

WANTED.-WOODS FOREMAN, Sl65.OO;
Palmer Superintendent, $4,000; Bookkeeper,
100000 stenographer 10000; Machine
Foreman (saw MiD, $l25OO; Blacksmith,
$3.50, Track Foreman, 5000; sta. E9
Band Sawyer $500; Cir. Sawyer & Filler,
$500; Construction Millwright, 4Oc hour
Operating Milwright 500; Heading Fac.
tory Foreman, $3.50; Cir Sawyer, $500;
Skidder Engineer, $4,000; American Load.
erman, 10000; Skiddcr Foreman, $4,000;
Cook, SG0.0O Edgerman 81 so; Saw Mil
Machinlst, $500 Rod Elgineor, So 90, Rach.
etsetter $3.50; sta. Engineer, $3.50. Call
or write Mack's Little Rock, Ark.
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REAL ESTATE,

IFaIcHll L@Uldl
For Sale 0P EXch&mgG
We have farms Of all
sizes for sale.
We also have City prop
crty to exchange for farm
land.
Call and see us, and let
us know your wants; we
are in touch with all live
wires.
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One tract of 100 acres and one of
260 at n bargain. Terms.
New broom cottage. 100000. Only
$4,000 cash to handle this, balance
like rent.
Lot 16, block /, East Lynne. This
lot. close to new park, worth 100000.
$4,000 buys IT.. one-half cash.
Party owning three nice lots in
Cherokee Heights needs money; will
sell cheap. Let US show them to you.
Good income residence property for
trade for good farm. Phone 1885.
LOZfer & lLOZiGr
Alexander Bldg.
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A RARGANM

110G North Denver. east front six
large rooms, not including vestibule,
bath, pantry, two closets and base
ment. two elegant brick mantles,
chicken house and park. II taken
within the next ten days. price $4,000.
$1,000 cash, balance terms, above
price includes Insurance for three
years, gas and electric chandeliers.
shades. and llnoleum on bath and
kitchen floors. owner
f. c. JOIHlMSTOM
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ROOM AND BOARD.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-ROOM AND BAORD BY MAN
and wife Must be pleasant room and good
table Give location. Write to y. o. Box
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i'd c. Rose & Co.
Bank of Commerce Bldg,
Tulsa, Okla.
Every OmG Al BaFgaim

G-room modern house on South side,
paved street, . blocks from Post
once. Price $2,1OO. only $500 cash
down; balance $50 per month.
5-room house, barn, chicken house
ana well on car line going east Price
$l4oO Part cash; balance $25 per
month,
6-room modern house on paved
street, South Side, East front. Part
cash; balance S25 per month.
S-ruom modern two-story South
Side home on paved street, 2 IL
blocks of ear line and IL blocks
from Post Onlce. $500 cash buys this;
balance $40 per month, Price $500.
Houses and lots for sale or trade.
MI Jo GLASS * Co..
Phone 1884. over Princess Theater.
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POULTRY
Cranes Automatic Poultry PLANT

Cranes Automatic Poultry PLANT
REMOVAL SALE-HERE IS A FEW OF
the bargains in prize winners we are offer.
ing:
One pen White wyandottes. One cock,
score O5; six hens, score g5 a. p5h
p514 Us, 94ik and "a. All seven head
at $500.
ONE PEN SILVER LACED wYANDoTTEs.
One cock, score 90; first and second prize
winuing hens, scoring 90 Ia, 80, with three
other goods hens not scored. All six head
for $1,000.
ONE PEN WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS
One Feb'y. hatch cockerel. very fine and
five hens scoring 96 "a, 95k. 95, e4h and
% ] T. All six head for $500.
Call or Phone early, they won't last long
w. o, CRANE Mgr.
Phone Red 1873. 73S W. lth 81.
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$21l SO

with $3.50 cash, balance like rent, buys
one of the best bargains we have ever
offered in home, blocks from t.
business center. 1t is modern new
and complete; electric wired; the best
or combination Chandeliers. stained
floors, all walls decorated with high
grade paper; large mantel with gas
loge; G romos. closets, bath and pan
try. Located on a corner lot with
sewers and walks paid for. Don't let
this opportunity pass you but call and
look this property over and you Will
see something that Is well worth $250O
on a cash basis.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR Sail ONE HALF INTEREST IL
furniture and general house furnishing store
OwRer has other business that needs his
immediate attention. Good trading point
VIII sell at invoice. Good cotton crop.
This is a snap. Broken Arrow Furniture
Company. Broken Arrow, Okla.
GET RID OF THAT FARM OR CITY
property that is not paying you to keep and
get into grocery or dry goods business and
make money can match o trade most any
r. G. Combs Tulsa Okla.
ACTIVE YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WITH
$1,000 wishes 10 invest with a good con
cern where the services OF first. class office.
man or salesman is required sos. care Of
World.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.


! ------- ~
, FOR kENr-NlCE iROOM HOUSE IN
'.,Nlrw' near school ana car line good Rrl
WIN pump, Sl2.3u. Inquire Joseph Cooper,
"''NirW Addition
FOR KENT - FlyE-RuoM MODERN
! cottage, NO. rs East Eleventh Strr,t,
Ihons i9ts Or 9s3; Price S22 90 month
C. C. Wohu,
/ FOR RENT NICELY ARRANGED TWO
/ hl"ly mousse, hrN,u rooms ball, basement good
III.
FOR RENT -ForRRooM FURNISHED
FIAT, on second floor, also business corner
room. See Dr. Wilson IN dental office
FOR RENT -7us SOUTH MAIN, l2.
room house, modern, newly decorated, cellar.
I servant room, good water. close In, rca.
'onable. Inquire 7l2 South Main
FOR RENr MODERN COTTAGE. FIVE
rooms aud bath; No. lllG South Cincinnati
avenue 20 good order fine urighborh1ud.
J.. C. Niddm-s Phone 400.
TOR RENT-NEw SIX ROOM MODERN
bungalow; pantry, closets, cellar, cislcrui
well located. OvOor 5l5 West Smith
NEW ELEGANTLY FURNISHED MOD
gr9 home ON car line, South side reasonable
Cali Red 1895.
FOR RENT THREE ROOM FLAT, PRl.
yate bath. Phone Red-55l or call 1926
south Denver
HOUSE TO RENT-EIGITT ROOMS,
modern, basement, barn east front. llO2
South Denver Phone 552 on line.
FOR RENT PRETTY TWO ROOM
house, in walking distance. 7. o. Box 6s,
TO RENT - THREEROOM MODERN
cottage, new. 323 South Madison.
TO RENT-NEw FIvERooF HOUSE,
modern, SIC, Phone 375.
FOR RENT two FURNISHED HOUSES
close in Address "B,' World.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR sALE-MY TWO HOUSES; FINE
rental property terms on part, must be
sold at Otcei surely a snap Address W.
a. Robbins care John II. Mosier, Muskusee,
Okla.
FOR SALE-FINE DRIVING AND SAD.
die horse, 7 years old safe for lady; will
sell reasonable. 4O5 East Ninth Street.
Phone 1858 OF GIG.
FOR SALE-GoOD ORGANS FOR SIS,
$50 S25 and uD. Used piaQOs $75, $ll5
$50 and up. Terms like rent DarrOw
Music Co., lO9-l1l East Third Street
NEW HERRING. IlALL-MARVIN SAFE,
cabinet work, letter files and card indexes
100 pounds. Terms. Tulsa Office Sup.
ply Co., ia East Secuad Street
RUBBER TYPEWRITER COVERS FOR
all makes and sizes limited time only 2jc
Tulsa office Supply Co., ia East Second
Phone 1859.
FOR SALE-3OO FOLDING CHAIRS, EX.
cellent condition cheap. Address, COzy
Theatre.
FOR ShLE CHEAP - MY DRIVING
team, half brothers. 5-year-olds. NJ. A.
Younkman. Phone 92S and 1898.
FOR SALE-2xl0 and 2xl2 second hand
lumber. See Caldwell Drake, New Tulsa
Hotel Phone IVA
WASHTUBS, 4Oc; WASHBOMER, soc
209 East Second Street
POTTS SAD IRONS, 25c. 2Oo EAST
Second Street.
FOR SALE--A GOOD TOP BUGGY AND
9SINeSS JS1p;oPcoO:-JS S4sap; .: Boy SS-s9ss.oo
FOR SALE.
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$500 WEEKLY AND EXPENSES TO
Trustworthy people to travel and distribute
samples for big wholesale house. G. II.
Emery, 37s p. Chicago
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FOR RENT NICE l.ROOM HOUSE rs
h,.,Nrw, near school aud car line good NeIl
"''h pump $3.50. Inquire Joseph Cooper
ht.NirW Addition
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-EiTHER SEX SELL GUARAN.
teed hosiery 70 per cent profit goods re.
placed free If hole appears experience unnec.
essary, Address Wear Proof" West Phil.
adelphia, Pa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

FOR KENT - FlNE-RuuM MODERN
cottage, No. rs East Eleventh street:
ihons ZOOS or 9sJ; Price S22 90 month
C. c. NcbrL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-10

FOR RENT NICELY ARRANGED TWO
story house srvru rooms, ball. basement. good
Vel lll7 South Cheyenne Phone Red
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