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The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
In Ono Minute Your Stuffy Nose and
Head Clears, SnsezinR and Nose Run.
ming Cease, Dull Headache Goes.

Try "EIys Cream Balm
Get a small bottle anyway, just to
try it-AppIy a little in the nostrils
and instantly your ciogged nose end
stopped-up air passages of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dulIness and headache disappear. BY
morning! the catarrh, cold-in-head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the small
bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any
drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

Mr.. ]. w. G. Mann, our new tax
assessor. spent Sunday in Pensacola
with friends.
Mrs. Payne and son, Joe, werV que Sta
Of friends in Pensacola the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. John IIanshaw was In Panama
City the early part OF the week on
business connected with his ONCE gs
deputy sheriff.
DR.. Johnston, who has been seri-
ously i'll with typhoid, is recovcrinE
rapidly to the qualification Of his many
friends
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
At The Isis.

At The Isis.
Today inaugurates Zudora, pro-
duction that is said to be far above
the ordinary and the Isis patrons will
have the benefit of seeing each of the
episodes, twenty in number, running
each Sunday.
Zudora is the widely heralded serial
by Daniel Goodman, the first episode
of which, The Mystic Message of the
Spotted Collar will he released oy
the Thanhouser Film Corpora ton on
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

Cort Theatre cast.
The entire scenic production and
properties used by the all star cast
last season, will be used with the ap-
pearance of the present company.
The Special matinee at special
prices will begin at P NJ. thus al
lowing plenty of time for the usual
Thanksgiving dinner. Tickets go on
sale at Balkcom's Tuesday at A. NJ
"The Winning of Barbara Worth
Friday.
Coming to the Opera House Friday
Nov. 9th is the original Studebazer
Theatre production of "The Winning
OF Barbara Worth" whose central
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

II you sumer from bleeding, itching
blind or protruding Piles, send me your
address, and I will tell you how to
cure yourself at home by the new alb
sorptfon treatment; and will also send
some of this home treatment free for
trial, with references from your own
locality if requested Users report i'm
mediate relief and speedy cures. Send
no money, but tell others of this offer.
Write today to Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box
P, South Bend, Ind. (adv)
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22
WITH the PLAYS and PLAYERS

singer of popular melodies, is too
well known to need introduction will
be one Of the features of the program,
as viii be Miss Elizabeth Moreno and
Miss Eva Berlin, both young ladies',
who have signified a willingness to
appear and render selections that viii
appeal to all lovers of music.
Mr.. Max Heinberg, whose violin
playing is familiar to local audiences,
will render one of his excellent num-
bers.
After one reads the list of talent to
appear for this well deserved benefit,
and at the same time consider that an
orchestra will be on hand to render
dance music after the show, there re-
mains little doubt that the Libra
ry Association deserves a big night
especially at the small price of 35c
which on ordinary occasions is the
admission to dances only. The per-
formance is billed for s p. m, dancing
after the programme is completed.
"Fine Feathers" Thanksgiving Day.
The temperance of Fine Feathers"
as a Thanksgiving attraction at the
Opera House for a matinee as well
as night performance. should prove a
source of pleasure to local theatre
goers.
Let no one miss seeing Eugene
Walters masterpiece because it is pre-
sented by a different cast than when
seen in Pensacola last season. Any
assumption is entirely without cause
which casts reflection upon the pres
ent company as inferior or incapable
of getting the last ounce of amuse-
ment and philosophy out of Walters
story.
Much of the pleasure is sitting under
the spell of AIler Lefber in comparing
him with Robert Edison, the creator
Of Bob Reynolds. In no essential re-
spect does he fail to stand the COM
parison we'll. He has had it is true,
the big advantage of a splendid piece
of histrionic workmanship to pat
tern after, but Mr.. Lie9er has such
evident aptitude, magnetism of and
acting skill that hardly could fail in
any circumstances. The same may
be said of Miss Marise Naughtou,
who enacts the role of Jane Reynolds,
in fact the entire cast presenting the
play here Thanksgiving lay will be
a delightful surprise, as it is COM
prised of the majority of the original
The Pensacola journal., 1914-11-22

faultless beauty, but In this case there
was to be something above mere beau
ty driving the hero to battle. Tickets
at Balkcom's Wednesday, Nov. 25th.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

FOR kLNl one uiurA furnished sleeping
room. D'Htu u, modern home i.J Erutr
man and VIE or tNu gentlemen, uu gul.
df,. tb4 .u4 So boulder
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
FODR2 SALE

Complete furnishings for any room
In Your house at prices right. Rugs.
linuleums, beds. dressers. tables DeN-
Jfolds. reirigerators. lawn mowers
hulmocks. water coolers. porch furni-
ture, etc. See us before YOU buy
Phone gG1. W. w BEATTGE. % W
First
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
FwwFmiGmFe Repairimg

Gunsten Furniture Hospital. Uphol-
stering. Repairing. Refirishlug and
Enamel'ng. obey the impulse Phone
us now, an Torh guaranteed. Phone
8O06. 2l9 East Fifth street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

luh SALE Beautiful low five room huuga
low, VITA sleeping porch. uu high lleauun
n NiuuDuruArl Heights stut.h modern uul
Ip-lu date Iu r,ry way. KUul B MH,.rlI
Iuud Nu nruNrr ave.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

WANTED Photo postal machine operators
50 TO $40 a day 10 mstlcrs, no experience
necessary Address II D. Goldeblltt, Tuisn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
LIVESTOCK

FOR sALE-Trsde or give away. Indian
pony q years old, weight 600. shetland
pony years old weight 450, single buck
single harness for same. city broke and
sound in every respect, can be seen at gOI
s. Elgn.
FOR SALE City horse. four years Of age
with nice phaeton and harness for $50
IL taken at once. Cash money. Phone
Black PSI
FOR SALE-Goo1 young driving horse
years old Phone 81 or Black 1870.
FOR SALE Team Of horses weight ?4Oo
Ford Auto CO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

CHAUFFEUR wants position. careful driver
keen car in perfect condition. no repair
bills expert mechanic, references. address
a34s World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
BUSINESS CHANCES

y
~ ''"'N OF N'II'p.' J'"'''| ''' '''n
,utt.lI. Ga, .,.I,.l.,. .i.,r.,
/ ''' ''''' ''
..... ...
inquire ~ hISlllh hiNI" W.
/ IBJSINESS SNAP lu "A homo ana rcamIug
/ honts ropI.r.t Iptt r'.r,. frnf
/ mr IN snIr ,nr OF M b,s ronn.or house
/ proposition. iD the oy vt Tulsa located
I NI"'h o Dlurh on lhe mwH hus.,'0 sy,No'
| % The city. Rents ~ ..om $50 above
nrlG,,' I,'l "'Ins own INinF, "p"I Il"''
bought .U fcrm. Addr.s .96- rnrr World
WE viii buy or cell the following stocks.
Amicalle GIcst southern. Southern uliou
southland ana Texas I,ie Insurance Si.l 'IRm
r"Iii'' u'.D' "NI No ulS.uo g.-"r
i'"si m,s't'n JnSus'y an" ,y,si"rr Wrs,a
Surety msurunre Pierce Fordyce On $50,
clat'.u; Magnolia Petroleum co.. luAas Co.
.siucu and bondsJ, Gull on Corporation
ITa,..al IIiTInaa S''VIiles ana southern H l'Es, ~
~ W.. "' |N'"o u" d. '''A
,.'l iioHs'ou, eA1s,
MONEY 90 loan m o per cent ou good city
property Mrs D.. Is ShgIe. Phone Red
.gl or ,ss
FOR SAlE-oncha half m,rrs, unms
business that is established TINS viii
CURED Address 1926! Fan, WorId
/ ron SALE Gin. .,t... ...,.,..I... I..,...,
/ Appr 10 CuiG,rf.nn n5 pl3r' tnsi
WANTED por,,cr ,-,,,. -s.1-- ,-... Ian -
rigsr Lu.'r..s t' fo'.' l"' '"'i '""
/ ,N or elBht thousand year profit w. d.
r4"1sHDu't, N2oin,'n Annex
] FOR SALE-Goud oil production f.r .aIr
/ and leases throughout 'th. r3us'tr, Farms
J for sale or trade I'M MI ,,rt. ~ 0LIabou,
! for city urouertv. many nnod r,.id,nr. srJ
vacant lots In all unrs Of Tie civ fo, ,,lr
/ or trade; J. A Shores, room . B.num
h!aG fhoho 4Oa-.
HAVE S5Oooo 10 pay down and W1nt siy
to eight room house on south side close
,u. 'Ah max" good month! payment. What
nave yo9, owners only no agents need rc.
~ -,sG1ssa o2A o'ot -.-S " 1I.1-
fHh SAIL hgaI bargains ln roomius
r. n3uses. see hN'"S q Jones room over
,.--7- ',''.-" ''.''''
| iVh SALE snort order restaurant \. 40.
49, "Sa'i'u' sure money mGhef see
Eyans Jones' room over Exchange Nat.
- -,.---
I4h Jeune Gss Machine company iol
bIFrne' ouHdihE Nicil'"' kansas wants
aries and rNp,n.rs ropitJ rso,,ir.d
10 install deiuopstratiGf MINT rbis is a
lrgItiuIst. rr,iositi,r ,, lin. ~. dnr.,
bother unless Won have m, mnpeV sI65E
aud can furnish first class references.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

WANTED--Position by neat appearing lady
Nil consider doctors assistant, Office
rirl or cashier employment. Address SsoS
care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALR
WANTED
Girls lD LeaFm
Telephone
OpePalimg

We want several additions
young aides, age ~ 10 20 years
10 learn telephone operating Ap'
pliranis mutt be bright ana In
trluguut aud furnish satisfactory
references
Applicants who Gre accepted
enter our operators school Of
once. Stufeuls are paid al the
ratio OF VI per week which 10
rapidly Increased 10 81, ", ~
tnd Sl0 por week, as fas rs in
pr0Nemtut IN NIrk Is made
Supervisors. monitors teachers
clerks, etc, are selected from the
operators and are paid from $40
10 1928 per wees,
There is no profession more
pleasant than that Of telophons
operating
Girls with ability, who are Am.
bilious, can make rapid advance
ment TO good paying, permancn'
positions
Apply In pcrson IN the lnstruc'
trosg, Pioneer Building. Take
elevator 20 9th floor
PIONEER TELEGRAPH & TELE.
PHONE co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

FURNISHED room vsried by couple With
meals or convenient 20 same south o.
3rd ST.. spd close in, Box oi9 care World
WANTED furnished rooms. pretty wei
ou'. must be reasonable = p Allen.
WANTED TO rent small furnished room
Ing house. Boa y2C World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

Rl slNESS SNAP lu home ana rooml g
house combined Eight rooms ut fu-
wu i'r snlr ONO OF thp best ruom.oE house
lU the cty ut lutA iUtai.d %
within block Of tAe malu buslu,ss section
uf The city Rents % rIpar $50 above
hlgar rtnt leaving own living apartments
VIII 1ol az o. bargain for cash ur con ne
bought uu terms Address g29s care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

WAhlFD-A good reliable housekeeper
that will do plain sewing, must be- eT.
perirnced in handling chilurca and general
household work. Wages 10 start $500
per month No trillers need apply 2l4
North Denver st.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

ROOMS FOR RENT


ROOMS FOX KENT
FURNIsHED.
v,, ..,--
ivh h"N one nicely furnished h,rmns
i"'"'. '".. lh, W"Nrih nome. I.i ErhIt
g","" g'" ''' VIZ 't "n g'i il'mr'' no 'Nl.
~. ,.,.
~ NH' woo "'t' '',NI rooms r.Nt"
Smith 1.ru ,.a.,',,.T,,,' T,'. ,, ,, N'I ,.. "'.
srr a. Booatr
ron E.,T ....I. l,,.....r ......r
ru.mt phone anl So. DH.. u'u,
ila..
r.kNIsIrrY ....... ,..-... ... ...,
>..r. ,.....,., .....
.' ."'' N''I.Ih .. 800
''.
'"h h.N room H'u" . '. '
....' "'' eva
FOR NhNI Two large furnished ..am. n.
H-Nl housekeeping. NIa . Iu..
n' .' l'.'"'.' van poi. '.N ".
INh hhNl IHr-. we'll FURNISHED r.."nt
'''" '""'' I.'"' ."..
-Ht instance lh"hD ".' '..
fok hINI N.r umni w.m II. uuNmr
I"i".'' ."."''N aI 80. .'.
FOR kNNr Large .uaN .r....l "Yuf
room n strictly modru Apartments Dwo
u. good ..,,.a'i9n ,a.ol and god" w".. N.
''"'.' '''' 81 ''.'
FOG NI \.''p h5os'h'.... modern
.-.a ,,.,... Wv '.",''
FOR RENT nicely furnished H.|I IuNst
hgpne rooms tl9 Lansing
FOR REST Front ,rumg mu" H modern
private home guts preferred Iu. luus.
onane OILS w lth
FOR RrNr-. one sleeping ruH. ...., u lor
gentlemen. .l3 n Bostun
ron RENT r,, ppflrrfsErt ...r, ,..I
garden spot. man aud wife vlUuu, .U.
drrn. .l7 vs.. Brady
ron RT[T- o u,bt ro,,,.I.-.-.. r,.u-.
furnished or uufurnish,d. I4I4 9th So
-1D- ,l->.r T--..,l,-iI-- ,....l.-.. .,i ..
nv ,r,,, N' ,,n'r,, g,c f.l ,..,
romnn Phone !uai lal5 sa aHrma-r
l-np gt>,r n .l. ,.......t ....,t
~" W. 'N' "'G'l a"'' '."."
ton Phone i55s II h. l2m
,,,I, p.,..,. .-.-.. 49,, ..... ....l. .,.-,-lr-,
~" - tn'1 l,,.ee
Phone iu44
Won ,,,.,.,r ,,..,.,-., ...i.-...
fVh KEN fulhlNh'd Il'"l l',r. m9"'''
N-,>
loh htNI rooms h49 l.''.l,'' 1P'''
m,hiS, No. cheyenne Ih''' h." u.s.
FOR Rent Two rooms for |ya house
keeping $40 per month '..'E l'T"
Kendall college no children Mls Gaia
nan.
FOR kEAI-Iwo conaociod urht house.
keeping rooms $50 per mon.a one room
@ ,oI ,ir "r nun. :,5 5'',, ,,,a ,.'. 49,, V-
I,'.,,. ',o,,'r, .",,tb r,ro,rrr .,roe. f,,n
l.,D pl-%r a. i,.L. L,-----J,..,.,.-,- ----I,-
rNcoi' f,rri,h.d NJ Pleasant ,,'n.. .IsI.
Z 2Od Phone 2lsO.
I17 VTIT G,---,-i.- I----- ,..,, ,-,o--,
big porch close in. Phone $3.50.
VIII pFVT s-r-,,, ,,,ry.rl, ,,rr,sLcJ
April ist; open for inspection this after.
noon. l437 South Cincinnati Phone 44l9.
FOR RENT Large front room. newly fur.
nishsd for light Housekeeping connecting
@ o@Hln PIINute tntIHhCe, ia so. i'seo.
TWO well furnished housekeepng. lotbes
closet balh adjoining L,4mB Iose 10 car
-'1,t e"'' '"'e' looo 9ou'" '''''.''
fok hhN wen iuih'sh'u ~ 4syAryl'E W.
,oo.nS' ' hoH,n "nu I1,G r"s, '1i'Ua",' ''''''
F0p 1Tl7, VI 1--..i.,-.-I ,.----.- ,Io-,,-
mo rno,, taJ, odioi,ir,' ME-. i,cation
Ladies or married couple 1909 $ Guthrie
prp pT[1T II-,,..l-..,,,i,-,. .-,,.,s 5-.i,aIis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
out u Town Ads viii not be run uu
lCss remittance ID made with order
DISPLAY.

Alub luI CORRECTION, NiIule lNt h''uhh W.
seruun, otherwise no claims Will No allowed
Proofs viii DO submitted 20 advertiser DNh1
when copy has been handed INTO the business
Office 4b hours previous 10 press time on
date advertisement is 10 run. All prehs mat
ter, including cuts for theatres not pay t"F
amusement rate will be charged az tehalaf
reader rates and will be marked. 'AdY.
The delivery OF copy for advertising M tHe
business office or any employee ON sall pa,
pers viii be considered acceptance oI hu
rates and rules which are IN effect.
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CeF.Gis2;;ssSs.gO
HELP WANTED-MALE
LOCAL ltEPREsENrATIVE WANTED
Splendid income assured righ, man 10 act
as our representative after learning Ou
bushes thoroughly BY mail. Former ca
perivnce unnecessary. All We require rs
honesty ability, ambition ana Willingness
to learn lucrative business No soliciting
or travelling Al or spare time only. THIS
Is an exceptional opportunity for man IN
your section TO get InlO big paying bust
ness without capital aDd become ndepthd
ent for life Write at once for full p0rt..
cu.ars. National Cooperative Realty com
pGny, L.l350 Marden Building, Washington,
----.-.----,- ,.,--
q n,, VS., ''"n ' w. & ,.' ',,',,'
WI" P''..' ''n ''. ,P"",u' .u
siuu"' "' "p''.i' ". ia! ~ ~ ii'-
gi sharc or nrnffs wei e.tnb,i.hrd strong
concern. staple line, large market, unusual
profits. botu bu.me., and Investment uuu-
sually safe and attractive, ReasouaLl, good
for 10000 year and upward, with Spcu-
dia futurr For particulars addres, BoN
329g care World.
MFN and women wanted for goyrnment
Iohs. 500 to $3.50 month Vacations,
stead, work Parcel most means appoint
ments Comon education sufficient Pul
unnecessary. N'iie lmh'dlH'ey I"I rec
list oi POSITIONS open TO you. fiahkIh lh'
hutult Dcpt. ai1 J.. kochcsler n. -.
WANTED luborcrs $500 per day this
morning Tulsa Employment office, 5-l5
flrsi ana Main
WE will nav vou SI2OOO to distribute rpIi-
sous literature in your community Sixty
days work. Experience not required. Man
Or woman O2portnhl'! lof plo'nolIoh,
Spare time may be used. international
Blole Tress, I-hl.aIflpnla,
LOCOMOTIVE h iiremen, braianen Sloo
monthly. Necessary signal instruction
free Send rSe' postage Halfway care
WIN,
GOVERNMENT positions are easy TO grN
Ny litt popAItl ~ !elS NV Nito
mpu9y No"' i-''' '-0PN''' ''''
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Hell Oh an L"N>t5 iaII'Snsu @ i,ee1 ..a1 ~ iS,lo '
Ep,n Ca Phone g@i3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
CLAIRV VOYANT

MADAME FRANCIS cluiryoyaut and palm.
ist office at ll3A North Main. Phone
tOtl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished apartment over gar.
age on A. Cheyenne Street Russell 4
Abbott Phone 1861, Pa Robinson Arcade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

'---~-0~~~--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
= - = = = " = : - ~ - = =
NANIED,Ph postal machine operators
90 10 go HaS 70 HUhU,tS, no 'hltltn'e
KY. "'"'''S H. ~ "o'"eO'"'" lu''0'
~ ,,-,i,I,
"" TO- or rr odJs e 'o' cnnm' nm' ,,,.e n%u,.nS
Admiral and Hodges on Gillette
WANTED no RTy--A roon,in. Lo,.o -,
boarding house close in. ar a rood cafe.
Direct to Box ri Tulsa okla
LADIES can and have dIpIcnfe Of form
made, the most satisfactory dress form ON
ihe marh"t. 2o4 80. boulder. Red Ii42.
WANTED To rem, fou room apartment.
must be strictly modern ground floor ond
Nllnln D.orA. OF ihId ana Nam, WI
Phone Red i755. "' '''''
-,-......,-,.,,-.. ---
for Suburban groccr,' @ vii i,nsr r'"i for five
years, gyc location. Bos i2og WorId
TWO ,o,In,, c,ptl,me,, vi.b r,o,o in -r,GT-
ed private family. state pnrt.rlIaI, 30,
l21l care World.
cFANSvRE~s u.m ...t,,. D., ,,,.r bonn.
Satisfaction guaranteed. .arrtcs reason
able. Phone Black 1889
IuGUt~T miro. maid for U-,-re -...l7d Ind
rIotbi.r 'Ios Soutb bostor pbor, g46-
Jy.VT5n ro my s.r,rd hand .oJ-
",' ~ . ,ua' '
NJ T'r.I 5a s NJ"
~ ----'-- . - ---- ~
CHll. .EkeN sE"lEG-rhis work ~.
GmSi a" WITS "'"'''u i"o"e I'o'
-
WANTED Dressmaklng, work guGrunteed
9lH SO. MHlu Mrs. H. Is. Montgomery
NEW fiyg room bungalow. Crosby IIIdgnts
80, pU.a,o o6I g, a., 80 NJ
-e-'-- - g" 49,, - ,-'-'', ''-'s ".uh,
LADIES' tailor and dressmaAiug, best city
reference 3l0 W. 8rd Phone 45Oo
U-,s-TFn no pE[T ,- 10 - ...-,---
toi,o l.u R.d o. ''''N "'''''"
-e1o, y --, ~ -,--
WANT ED-ClcRn cotton TsgS. will pay . cts
per ID at this office.
DRFggAINEI[G ana rr-cI,,Ir, no G.
Frisco
WANTED Hog-ccIeanjno white nm
Ilt' nj o, t9"''' '''''"E' NH'" H""
rhone oo4 g.
WANTED Lace curtains 70 l0uud,r dried
ON s'fotchcr,- rho1e o5l.
WANTED TO RENT-F Four or five room
modern house or two or three unfurrishc44
rooms win pain. I"oHe BACK l4l9-
WANTED Two or three light housekeeping
rooms must be close in Address B care
Trader.
WANTED Children to care for by compe.
tent nurse at private home auy Irnetb
OF ume WIZ cay toi ana o'",F az ap-
o'Hl'' HuHIA a't9 Wy "-'N ut "'Hlh iIl'NI'
nome. IHone Ntu 49, -
NANIEl Mea' blo'E. tmal ffocers wag'
on ana phF ,oMPuuhE t'bIe' lhoh'
.a6l or call 1917 i. lst
"
POUL Ky
s. g. Buff Lcghorn eggs from Monmouth
strain hens mated 10 TcctouIus strain. 2j2
erg record for Matching. IS for 81 and 81 so.
strains. this month only 10 Tor 40 cents.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
LOST
BOARD AND ROOMS

COMFORTABLE room with board for two.
Private home, close in Phone Blaca
t3IS
LARGE furnished room and board suitable
for man and wife or two gentlemen. 40
30 Cincinnati Phone J1lO.
FOR RENT Four unfunished rooms 1929
So Boulder
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-03-24
STENOGRAPHERS IN NOVELS.
Blonde and Frivolous Type Declared
to he Garicature.

Harpers : Weekly
A woman OF much quiet charm and
culture, who earns her living by swift
and accurate stenography, has sent
us letter in which she points out
the frivolous treatment o: I1e stenog-
rapaer in popular literature AS to
her appearance, see o. Henry's The
Romance of Busy Broker
"a high rolled fringe of golden hair
under a nodding canopy Of velvet and
ostrich tips, an imitation sealskin sack
and string of beads as large as hick-
ory nuts, ending near the floor with a
silver heart
AS to her mentality, consult Short
Story Writing" by Prof. Pitkin, OF Co.
lumbia university.
The gum-chewing stenographer,
who devours the literary offspring OF
Mr.. Robert Chambers may nave her
difficulties with this"
Her conversation is described in
story in Red Book for November:
Believe me, when it comes to the
real thing, the bottle
kind, our BIIs got the best of 'em
beat 10 a fade-away."
Her equipment may be found de-
scribed in any Of the alleged comic pa
pers:
~Have YOU done anything for spell
ing reform? Yes, fired my blonde
stenographer.'
Why is she so treated? We all know
the facts. Among those earning their
living in this way happen to be George
Washing5ons great-grandniece
granddaughter of a governor of South
Carolina, a great-granddaughter Of
Laurens, of the First Continental con-
gress and thousands of other of cult
waited ancestry. Many are college
graduates. The truth is, the world
loves familiar Jokes and familiar ef-
fects, and if one stereotyped trick gets
started and proves amusing to the av-
erage mind, it is hard to stop
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Might Do Worse.

Miss Hogaboom (of Chicago)-And
in what profession is your brother,
Lord Hamercy?
Lord Hamercy-O, when Algernon
leaves Oxford, university, don't you
know, 1 fancy he will take orders.
Miss Hogaboom (surprised)-Yes?
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An Eye to the Future.

\<'Wnat's this you have invented?"
1sA parachute, and it is a success" )"
But is there any demand for a
parachute in ordinary life?''
will be if gowns keep getting
tighter. This is for women to use in
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Well, there are some real nice gentle
men travelling for papa Puck
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4 Safe Guess.

Il saw Rogers going into the
chiropodis','s this morning"
There must be something serious
on foot.'-Boston Transcript.
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getting off street cars. Louisville
Cour;er-Journal.
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