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The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
ETR0lT TIM S

compgnist, Adolph B,cigneul tenor.
Mas rarec Misses Ruluhn and
Doyey, accompon,sts.
Judge Connolly To Assess Fines.
Judge William T. Connolly will act
as Judge IN The Polish "jail" We'd
n"saay night. and the following will
assess fines against the Offenders
ON following days Thursday. Circuit
Judge Alfred J Murphy; Friday
attorney Leopold Koscincki. Sat.
Urlav. Prosecutor Charles II Jas.
rowski sunday. Attorney John
Eaminski Moudav Attorney Lon
Szyman,k; Tuesday. Coroner Bur
CESS, Wednesday Aid, John Kronk
Thursday Corporation Counsel Har
ry Dingcman. Friday. Congressman
Charles a Nichols. Saturday, clos
jog day Attorney Leonard Szyman
ski
Nine Sarah Bernhard Will visit
the American booth Monday after
noon and sell merchandise for char
Hy. She viii be received by Mrs
u J Maxwell Grylls Mime. Bern
hardt viii also be a guest In the
French section.
Sergt.-Maj Robert Mlddlemiss
blinded British soldier. will lecture
on the war and its consequences
Thursday afternoon in connection
with the French Belgian day per
formances He will describe condi
tions in the trenches and among the
thousands OF starving and homelc'N
widows and orphans who need the
assistance Of the people OF Amer
ica.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
IAN RUN DOWN
IN SAFETY ZONE;
DRIVER ARRESTED

Coleman Bradford Hamilton-ave.,
Furvicw. was struck by an automo.
tllc driven bv Carl Gillespie, No rs
lakewood ave-, employed by the
Pittsburgh Plate Glass company
while ne was standing in safety
zone 81 Jefferson-ave and Hastings
ST.. Tuesday n.ght Bradford was
taken "a the receiving hospital
where his injuries wero dressed
Gillespie was arrested for driving
an automobile while intoxicated
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
ROUTING PLAN
AGAIN HELD Up
-. [. X. Measure Tabled Two
Weeks Sent Back to
Council Committee

The only way W. can sto? tho
~ t. k'g .nfernal talk about the
impossibility Of running more cars
.on present racks IS 20 give them
this tust or thc other without more
delay"
i- spite Of his plea by AID Vernon
for adoption Of the car rerouting
plan recommended by the traffic
regulation AID public utilities com
mif'ccs. tho common council again
DELAYED action on tao program for
better trolley service Tuesdav night
The rerouting plan Went back TO
committee after being ON tho table
for two weeks
AID vernon tho dissnsted mad
cuothcr attemp1 go ect some action
hy aldermen on the traffic conges.
ton problem he called meeting
of the public utilities committee for
e p m Thursday and pleaded with
his colleague 30 attend and familiar
ilc themselves. with the rrroutinr
plan so that there would DO no Wor.
drluy on the gtouna that the plan
was rlystery TO ihe majority -ei
councilmen
Aid sherman Liturfeld again icd
The opposition 10 the rc routing plan
To admitted he stil. knew httl'
about the pan, and ,ontinued 10 be-
afraid n wa dark conspiracy to
iuiure The common people As fc8
other aldermen knew any moro about
the question than when 1t hrst came
up. Little6cld found plenty ~ sup
port and the motion 10 send ~ b3Ch
10 committee carried by viyaNoc,
vote
Il wish an aldermen would attcnt
the meeting Thursday afternoon
said Ala Veruoi Lets famillarizc
ourselves with The reroutinE plan
and get action without any more G,-
lay"
AID Ellis spoke In favor OF adopt
ing the rerouting plan and making
needed changes la'c-.
The plan involves much track cor
struction work by 10 D a. X bur
docs not include az present an,
specific changes In routes Nld Nof
nor has laid emphasis ON the fart
that the common council i- HE sole
arblter o. changes i'm routing Al.
that the aldermen cannot rciinquis'
any OF The citya rights by approving
tho plan In - prescni form
Aid Llttlehcld bases his course on
the inherent suspiciCa of The - t.
r.. which he alderman does not
think needs facts TO bolster d. lie
things every move of the n T. X IS
one inimiCal 10 the Well being of the
working man and opposes the plan
on this ground. tho he has given Il
little detailed study
Roller skating In england is said
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Four of Seven AnneXa-
ton Propositions In
dOrsed by Voters
TOWNSHIPS
HEARD FROM
Official Figures Will
Not Be Known Till
CanvaSSed

While the actual figures will not
be known until the Wayne county
board OF canyassers meets. -four Of
the seven annexation propositions
which were submitted TO the people
Nov. 7. appear 20 have carried, ac-
Cording 10 report, from townships
affected II these reports are sub
stantiated by the official canvas. IL
will mean hat Detroits boundary
line has been extended northward to
the Oakland county line, which ia
the. Eight-milc road
The villages OF Highland Park and
Hamtramck are not included. but il
the propositions in question have
been approved by the people. these
villages will be entirely surrounded
by the city OF Detroit From Is to
20 square miles are said 10 be in
cluded in the new territory
Real estate men and others inter
ested in the annexation issues have
no doubt that all propositions car
ried in Detroit by an overwhelming
majority. The report is that the
three Greenfield propositions and the
tion No were approved Spring.
wells and Gratiot townships defeat
cd the annexation proposal. and
IIamtramck proposition No. ! also
was downed. Il is said
The vote in favor OF the Green
field township proposition extends
the city's line 90 the Oakland county
border. II Includes territory begin
ming al the Springwells township
line and extending north and east 10
point near Palmer park II then
follows the lire between Greenfield
ana Hamtramck townships.
Ham,ramck Proposition No. ?. II
carried. means that the greater part
Of HamtraJnck township. outside OF
the village OF that name, has been
annexed The northerly boundary
I Of this district Is the Seven Mile-rd.
/ Tic tcrritov extends east and south
from the eustern limit OF Greenfield
/ township.
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BODIES OF STREET
CAR VICTIMS ARE
STILL UNCLAIMED

The body ~ John Hastings, ~
years old. of Wyomingst.. has been
Identified In th' county morgue by
Hastings mother and sister This
Identification invalidated the iden.
tlhcatlon as Hastings of one OF the
bodies of two men who wefe killed
by street car Saturday az Fort-st.
ard Brooklyn ave Hastings body
had been in the morgu- for a week.
having been picked y In The street
whore ho diad ~ heart failure The
identity " the two street car vic
tins stlll Is n u,ystcry
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
CLEVELAND MAY
BUY COAL Mine
City Council Reused to Action
BY Shortage of
Fuel

CLEVEI. AND, Nov. la Purchase
of coal lands by the city of Cleve-
and. as a guard against further coal
amincs. viii be considered by the
city council
lighting Commissioner W. r.
Davis is back OF the plan TO pur.
base co9i fields to supply the zoo.
900 tons Used yearly by this city.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

This IL the conception Sir Rab-
indranath Tagors, Nobel prize win.
ner. Indian savant and world known
poet. has OF this fair lands OF ours.
Il am sick OF this hurrying." said
Tsgore You do not seem human.
This is land of lodging houses. OF
rush and hustle and moneymaking
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

- ice Probationary Period Reduced
The Increased cost o. living has
done a good turn for probntinnar
policemen In wind 1r The Wind
sor police commission h1s reduce
$50 probation period from year
e. three month giving the increas
heh ntIcas 90 foodstuns as tho
tive Three men were appointc
probation Monday night by th'
m s,QN They axe Gcralt
Gerald - Bridge ave. Sand
woat9 Charles e.. Reid. san.
nd Fr MIX Deacon. of King,
Thcy cport for duty Doe
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
New Divorce Bills

cious for divorce were filed
dty In the D1unfY ci"rEs ofiic'
is phamic yf David a Scamcl
81 n1ie Vs. Maurice Scargard. Ga
lio' We olga ~ Hess. Francis VS.
tsrl" illcn Mary vs. Ionic Der
'al4lac. jain . -. Ehle e hughes
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Tennis balls are expected 30 cost
more next year because OF The IN
creased price Of rubber, fabrics and
chemicals entering lhoir manufac
ture
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

weeks longer than planned colle'-
tInu ~ December taNcs VIII b. de-
tavcd- month The comm ssion r"-
comfy obtained euI eme court
uaudawuT writ directing that the
hooks De- mrreG over 80 tho stnf"
ON Nob p Tt"t wrr" 30 hc held
lo DAYS hut an extra tWo w""ke
have hoeu granted the commission
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
HURRY
MAKES TAGORE
SICK, HE SAYS

CLEVELAND. Nov 15.-America
land of lodgins houses and hurry
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
ALCOHOLISM

A DISEASE All diseased conditions
are the ,sults OF voluntary or in
voluntary disohedience to natures
laws
There is no more disgrace in calling
specialist for the treatment of AL
coholism than in calling specialist
for tho treatment ~ tuberculosis
ulphthoria or any other disease The
stigma lies IN continued disobedienco
tu natures laws.
co Neal Institutes in principal cities,
specializing tn the treatment u
drink and drug addictions. are monu-
ments 20 the achievements OF the
Neal Treatment.
10 days is sufficient time FOR tho
Neal Treatment 20 remove all desire
craving or appetite for alcoholic
stimulants and ITS permanency ts
covered hN lifetime guarautec.
Detroit Neal Institute
Grand 1892. S2I Woodward Ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Mayor Marx to Open
Allies Fair This
Evening
ELEVEN NATIONS
REPRESENTED
scenes From Europe
Cover Floor of
Tabernacle

Under myraids Of electric lights
and with a dozen. bands playing the
Allies bazaar. for the relief Of wid
o,ys and orphans of soldiers of the
Allied nations, will be thrown open
tonight al : O'Clock. in the BillY sun
day tabernacle on Grindley field
In the presence II the board Of
governor, OF the Detroit Allies Re.
lief ccmmittee, representative ot
The II parti .ipating nations and
many out-of town guests, Mayor
Marx viii Officially dedicate the la.
zaar 10 the cause OF the war zone
sufferers
The dedication will be followed
hy an entertainments in which viii
appear several acts donated by man
aeem@nts OF local rhcaters Among
them viii be Nelson Snow and Miss
Faith Mae Capes. clever pair OF
dancers
The tabernacle interior stands as
the finished pro tuct of several
months labor by approximately 200.
900 mon and women Of tho city an
vIcinity
Yser Rive is Shown.
The Belgian section constructed
Of Beesemcr steel, with representa-
ton cf the Yscr river thru #, centci
%, splendid example Of the archi-
tccts skill As true to life a. Tho
original. the hotne Of Robert Burns
and the castle of Hollywood, Edin
burgA. VII be seen in the Scotch
scction
Nature was novor better Initiated
that in the scheme used in the
Welsh tea garden and cottage Nst
IlrM trees and roses rambling thru
me pickets OF the quaint fence give
The section 4 decidedly distinctive
appearance. The Pohem ian city OF
/ Prague AMI the daintly. yet. lavishly
col1red French quarter picture their
! respective count ries, while an air
of undi)utcd neutrality pcryadcs the
( American booth. Cleyerness In De.
signing has produced a marvel In
his part Of the tabernacle ola
I Glory and a myriad Of American
1 beauty loses are he chief d,cora
tons
Stocks Are Complete.
Wedres sday morning stocks Of a.
most every conceivable kind 81 meg-
chandise were being placed in The
80 booths and arrareeI fo, ,h
/ opening. Goods % be- old viii
range in description f.om mall
packages Of prepared food t3 =
mobiles there being several of 'he
! latter.
The statue Of Ib"uy q replica
Of the original in New YORK harbor
/ looms up IS feet from m entrance.
An elaborate schpuc OF illumination
is provided Tho French rhnnograph.
I playing from en-" -four ide~ OF The
upper base viii play the airs OF the
nations and indicate by signs h"
selection being played
Prof Henri MATHEWS Of Carnegie
hall. New York. has completed the
programs OF entertainment in 'h"
theater on French. Bclcian d7'.
Thursday The following artists are
among those on the program
Miss Van Collie. soprano. Miss
Pelletier. soprano, Mrs. Gregors So
prnno Miss Bcsubien. soprano the
Belgian chorus of 80 voices. MSS
Blanche Jiasson. contralto. Prof
Revntens. baritone Prof Henri
Mafheys. violin, Miss Ongena a..
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
ThleNe- who stale touring ear be-
longing Go Harry Jnnnnki. No. an

IaiIptI atg-nFn. connected Win
tho Balkan American company,
Wholesale dealers iu tobacco Tues
day night. also got away with
"a -e ~ tobacco In the machine
valued al 500
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Roller skatng In england is said
TO date back 20 1890
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Spain produces the most lead OF
any country IN Europe
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
- " edcn'~ greetings Co Stvrdeu'S chill
L.. - .....-..

"FFh IH N"rFI'H" VII No ihe foPI'
90 an address to he delivered
Thuruf0F evening M O'Clock. ln
the Swrd ah luthcrpu church. nv
Frederick ~ HOLT. ~ Detroit NJ
Holt WAS member ~ thc Ford
peace expedition. and returned re
Gently from stockholm The
church is at Vermont ami Hancock
4yes
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
IN DETROIT
CLARA aIAHIKOF +

Preparatory services viii be beii in
the Central Prcshytrrl1n church
Wednesday evening for the rcrep-
fipn OF new members
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

I,dt'h =. NeI-eR. Of Drtroif, has been
appointed 10 the ~tnn 80 thr wo-
mans q 1rI'n nrfrfrrf nf The Fidelity
NufI1I iff lnruruu.r company. of
I'hiiat ttlrhIu Ms koisca's tcrfi-
tory .v'll hc southern Michigan.
which 's under tie management ~
jacob - brown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Daily Lessons in
History
on Hundred Yest. Aoo Today.

One Hundred Years AGO Today.
lSl6-Bcnja Hawkins. soldier of
the Revolution and first United states
senator from North Carolina. died AZ IT.
Hawkins. ia Born In North Carolina.
Aug 49, l7j
Seventy, y,FlVe Years AGO Today.
isil-SaXony celebrated the ffth anni<
ycrsary Of the accession Of King Fred-
eriCk. the reignng sovereign
Fluy Years Ago Today
ls6G-The president issued proclama-
tlon dcnouncing the FeniBn expedition
against Canada as II high mlsdemeanor.
twenty-five Years AGO Today.
1891 Sir John A. Macdonald. first pro-
micr ~ the Dominion nf Canada. died At
Ottawa, Ont Born In Glasgow, Jan. II.
1915
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
Same Old slut"

4 Even without Tris Speaker the RED
SoN haven't laid aside tho ways ~ last
season You may recall then how they
were accustomed 10 dropping game. IN
weaker clubs and then rise ~ and resi
the hide off Tigers and white Soy, their
orl, competitors. When they tore into
Washington for five straight, hauling
the leaders down with n thud. those who
were beginning 10 take tho Red Soy ss
a ioke ouflt recalled 1915 and switched
their done
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

M YOU happen ,o know" writes N
lawn tennis fan. whether Mctoush.
lin Is coming east thi. summer 10 enter
the championship st Forest Hlil." Not
directly, Ru, We understand that Frio
tho Red contemplN'ns precisely such q
Journey provided his health I. .uffis
clcntly mended 10 stand M under the
vrecking strain Of = tennis champion.
shlp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Empress of Russia formerly Princess
Victoria Alice Of Hessel. born ~ years
ago to-day
Madame Reianc. for many years lead
Ing actress of the French stage horn In
Parts 30 wears ago TODAY
Rev James \ kelso president ~
Western Theological Seminary. born In
india. ~ years ago today
Right Rev James \ McFaul Catholic
bishop Of Trenton, horn In County An
trim. Ireland, 50 years ago today.
bnvell VI. McAfce. president nf Par
sons college Fairfield. la born At Full
ton. Mo. 80 years ago TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

LARGE nicely furnished modern front
room Tor light housekeeping, cheap.
Wal 1905
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Having won nine ssmes and drurred
hu, two. Guy Morton IL nov the leading
pitcher NJ the American league or, W
some one mlrht say. n he wasn't par
ticular what he said. they can Josh
Walter Johnson but they cant guy Nor
ton.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

"Aow are YOU uo'np 10 s,op . bali club
~l,h enough consistent strength 10 win
nlre,een ou, o' twenty one psmes away
from homer'-t, 9. L, The answer 10
thls pertinent query would he greatly
srIoyed by sls or seven olubs In the
National league, Provided, ~ course,
there Ia an srs~er.
'Whadhya think ~ thlsr' rsmarhed
Ike nNtsan Fred Fulton wants 5000
10 ngh, Frank Moran" We wouldn't
even fsh, Moran fnf that ~ wha, right
have We ,o ran ful,on'
"Ths psd sos hsvsrt any much hut
10, ~ GOOD pltehlru" Ard about ali
the ttlsr,lo ecesr hss Q 10, - water
But nobedy's ~adlno u thls wssk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
FURNISHED ROOMS ron RENT.

LARGE lirht. well furnished fuHWs
walking distance modern clean small
ss~ss machine shop $50 " sh
foR hfNT- NlrsN furnished clean
modern fuows M fidIuinush low
price. BaHl Rcoins $685. y uradvat
TWO NICELY furnished fuoms south
snd east exposure. gi5is ". 9Th Wal
ss,s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
THE SP0RTLIGHT.


someone asked-"too fss, or too slow p"
Neither he said, they we're per.
feet But I've been used 10 put,lru AZ,
spring on bum greens and 90 I was un.
der bio handicap here"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

IlNT-TASsENGTH REQ automobile. 900
fine shape modern equipped $50 Pal.
nee Garage. M " 1fd
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rhe star ~ umnlr.

The west hasn't eninyed world
series since 1910. and the west didn't
enjoy that nue very much, ne the
Athletics Vallopcd the whey out ~
the cubs
n the ives, IL 10 Indulge In any
world series Jubilee IN 1915 the In.
dulsins mus, ne offered hy tho
American league from chicago.
Cleveland or Detroit Whatever pen.
nant winning is suinE 10 he done by
a National league team this season
Nill develop exclusively In the esst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY IN THE WAR.

June 6. 1918 French made further
gains In heavy fighting north Of Arrasi
aIli"s advanced 500 yards along three
mile front At the Dafdancllcs capturing
two Turkish trenches after heavy fight
inc
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.

In Nnswrring NUH, FIrHso MrHTIoH TIH'N
s~~s~~~>~~~~~~s~~~~s~~~s ~~s>>~~>~>~~-~>>>~~~~>~"
TWO rooms for Housekeeping modern
PA W Fifth
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Rr.AL ESIAfE 10 IRAnE.

IN Answering .a. ri.s.s Mention rires
s~S~~~~~~~~s~~~~~S>~0~ >~0~~-~~s>~Ss~~-~~~~-~~
tNTNANVE Tor merchandise income
business property. residences and farm
land and cash Tor gund merchandise
stock Bot i7s. Oklahoma City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-06

Men come and go ~ they ge, the hook
But Matty goes on with the we'll known
brook
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE
In Answering ~. r,,... Mention r,m--.

IN Answering ~. Please Mention rim--
s~~~>~~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~S>~~~~~S~~~~J~~~
tun artrs on Rio Giandp ,blle rhU,,
alfalfa lands r.NaH
40 arfrs rrar Tvsafkans. clear
Nn arf's improved urht Cheyenne
laf lots Prominent. california CITY
N shares oU stock ulh paid
ON, fourth undivided nn and ras
ltpaU. oklahoma containing iSO acres.
Z nnn. stock mercantile goods clear
Nine clear lots rk CuN. well located
81 n,tvs utang, gtpvr. S.rnom house
irsIdc corporate limits. good Florida
town
$500. we'll secured notes. IN local prop.
rfiy
lair lots On paved 8iih 81
lile Nnm modern house. cripple
rfrrk Colo
ifo aytr' improved SUMMER resort. ncat
Denver Jnl
Wen luyetyd 'n's rrsf Prominent rnl
lego in rrui oklahoma town
Nr, uf gli o' above 20 sril ~ trade
what hayr ,ou' Nn iunk considered "
laN Owner
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BUILDING MATERIALS AND
IINBFR.

In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.
S~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~S~~~~~~~~~S~~~
NEW and used lumber. poultry houses.
fence posts. trash burners. porch boz.
cs. tfcllscs Oklahoma city Steel aud
Iron Works 320 & Walker
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OFT ~ TOwN REAL ESTATE.

.s>-~~~~~~~~S~~~S~~S~~S ~S~~S~~-~~~~~~S~>~~>~~
FOR SAiF n lots and house ~ haf.
Nain. IN Nnfwan neat university Iall
VA iist ~ sre n ' wcnds SIS y
Walksf after I b m
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CATTLE AND STOCK.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

3U HEAD mixed cattle. All good young
stuff. fresh COWS. In the herd fllOO
takca the bunch n f. Roberts, Choc-
taw, okla Phone Line 1T T.
TWO mll. blood Durham males. two Dur
ham calves 129 r. 6th Mapl" 1li
FIVE YEAR-OLD Jersey IIostcin COW.
tuncrcun tested, nearly three gallons
daily see her MIXED 4 o'clock morning
or evening 1909 W 18Th.
.FOE SALE or TRADE StRndard bred
truttiug colt. years old CAL BIG Dan
Transfer Go Phone wal 3301
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Whercn, they ~, and maryelsd
At what the guy had said.
Until n cherished friend walked M,
And shn, him through the head
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Before We Grew worse.

= should have had = ninety"
lle said before they flew
7 should have had ninety,
Hut I got m eishty.two
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TYPEWRITER A>D OFFICE
EQUIPMENT.

IN Answering Ads. r1~.se Mention rim..
.-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-s~S-~ -s~S-~~~s~~~~~~~~~S~sN~~~
gIT OuU master model 80 On Hulpl
~ can't holp hui please YOU ll2 81
broadway
TIM UNN\L rNprVftrr BE- hest h,
test. lst uH demonstrate Phone Maple
i." fi3 NoUh broadway
SONr special bargains iu rebuilt i,pr.
Writers IN makes Phone Maple 1899
'a Nnrh ufnptNHy
ITN N"rlFt'l s,rliBp quarter. l1rrra'
foll iup desk md three rhHifs hNrg,in
l'"r''' Furniture stove. "nni
NJ SItt tho Uu,Hl ana trpaiT ll
makes of Np,vfii,ts suwc Used w1.
chimes for sllr pi bargain price 800
Nufth Ufo'dVaN TInrrrf sales DnmpauI
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LOANS-PERSONAL SECURITY.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times
~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~-~~
MONEY TO LOAN
To salnried men and women, without
security, money the day YOU apply. and
your business viii be confidential; pay
mcnta allowed Ia suit your convenience.
CIlATTEL LOANS
on pianos, household goods and 9th
er chattels; money the day you apply;
easy payments established five years.
ARTHUR HEATHERLY.
237-3s Leo Building
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Safety RazorS Sharpened
n Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

Keen and smooth. sure to plrhsr
Single edge ........... 25c dozen
Dr,,hle edge ........ 35c dozen
il n. Harvey, The Hair Edge Razor TO.
r. a. T. Cigar Store, Oklahoma CITY
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ORESSM,kING AND MILLINERY

BEAUTIFULLY mpdr gowns rpuscs.
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