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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-28
Fashions of To-Day By May Manton

THE blouse that is closed
at the back is one of the
very new ones, also the
combination of round neck and
long sleeves makes a feature
of the season. This one in
Guiding both and is distinctive
and interesting. The skirt is
in four cores and gathered.
The model is a pretty one for
almost all the materials that
are used for Spring gowns, silk
and light weight wool, and if
you like you can make the
blouse of crepe de chine and
the skirt of wool or of heavier
silk in matching color, for that
combination is much in vogue.
For the medium size the
blouse will require, So yards
of material SO inches wide, 215
yards "A with % yard of ma
terial SO inches wide for the
trimming, and for the skirt will
be needed, S yards of material
SO, A or 81 inches wide.
The May Manton pattern of
the blouse No. 93I8 is cut in
sizes from "a to 40 inches bust
measure and of the skirt No.
9247 in sizes from 24 to 81 inches
waist measure. They will be
mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department of this
paper, on receipt of fifteen cents
for each.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
Lyon q Grammar. Retail Diyialon
AMERICAN HARDWARE
STORES
MAYOR RECOMMENDS
STREET EXTENSIONS
(Incorporated)
FAIRFIELD AVE. AND MIDDLE 81.

The mayors annual message was
presented to the Common Council last
night. It recommends the extension
of Broad street to Catherine street.
the extension Of Cannon street to
Water street, a diagonal street from
the northeast corner Of Main and
State streets to the southwest corner
of Water and Wall streets, and the
extension of Middle street to meet the
proposed diagonal street, the re-es-
tablishing of the Office Of superinten-
dent of streets, also to be assistant
director Of public works; and creating
the office Of construction engineer to
be assistant to city engineer.
Since the resignation of A. J. Bo-
dine, several years ago, Director J. A.
Courtade has been filling both jobs
He agreed 30 take both positions in
hopes that his salary would be in
creased, but now it comes in handy
as plum for Deputy Sheriff Thomas
Cunningham, who is strongly men
toned. Maurice McKenna, former
city engineer, will get the appoint
ment as construction engineer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
RED BL CODED
men FIGHTERS
They Rule the World

Red blooded men are born leaders
in every walk Of life and fight in
telligently with both brain and mus
cles. They are always live wires,
smiling and full of ginger; keen, alert
on their toes and ready for anything
that comes their way. Work is a
pleasure and they land on top every
time.
You will not find a, strong success
full man or woman trying to plug
along with poor health or weak
nerves. They know better they are
wise and see to it that their blood
has plenty Of good fresh Iron and
their nerves at all times loaded with
Phosphates-the nerve food.
A leading doctor says, SHOW me
q strong, healthy successful man or
woman and you can bank on 1t every
time, their bodies are Just loaded
with Iron and Phosphates." Another
prominent physician says, There is no
need Of anyone going through life
sickly, miserable, played out, tagged
and nervous when Phosphated Iron
will always put energy and vigor in
the body mind and nerves" This
same doctor also said, with the sys-
tenn loaded with Phosphated Iron you
can fight hfe's battle at any stage of
the game and be a winner at every
turn"
Mr.. Run Down man or woman In
any stage Of life. If you feel all in,
your nerves are all shot and life
seems like one continual drag and
drudgery from day to day, get next
to yourself, wake up, take a brace.
Lay in supply Of Phosphated Iron
and take a new lease on life. You
will once again feel like a live one
and face the world with the smile
that wins. Are you game?
To insure physicians and their
patients receiving the genuine Phos-
phated Iron. it has been put up in
capsules only, SO do not allow dealers
to give you tablets or pills. Insist
on capsules. Hindle's Drug Stores and
leading druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
ALDERMAN ROBERT N. BtAKESLEE
APPEARS BORED WHEN ELECTED TO
PRESIDENCY OF COMMON COUNCIL

A4HeA criticism was directed at AL
sleznaaa Robert N. Blakeslee, newly
eleeted president of the Common
COanetL, who. after his election last
Aigzzk failed to make an acceptance
speech He appeared Indifferent and
as Il the Job had been thrust upon
ht1a After the vote had been taken
Mayor Wilson asked, do you accept.
alderman Bqakeslee?" Half standing
Bla&estee replied, ct DO" With these
Wonds he accepted the honor which
was apparently thrust" upon him.
On the other hand, Thomas F. Mag
neh q newspaper man, after being
el3ceed page of the council was asked
~ the mayor IL he accepted, to which
46Gsner made an appropriate speech
of aoceptanca, stating that he would
6ndWawor to service the aldermen in
ne Aature as efficiently as he had in
the past
n waS q situation never before wit
messed In the council chamber In the
eettyA0 history. Usually the situation
Is JHst opposite to what transpired
aast night. The alderman upon being
i<h q Aowery speech Of acceptance
and the words Il do" were regarded
~ q sufficient speech from the man
cllosen as page
EaaA1eslee was nominated by Alder
man Malcolm AGacEayden. Alderman
Joph p. OuaDey, being nominated by
hkdersnam J. A. Cornell of the Demo
A1n side, was automatically chosen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04

~
puo4Nai nieAlioeIs nau got ILLS IN
s s uo esc1 crossed anu cast a paloI
hol "no was soneuo4ou LUZ
ee'ion "S City SieliA'
maener was lronnhaeeo Ny Aluer-
iiif'il Ndnlpl VI tne A"eiA'h uistI!ct
anu FRANK !al0 was put up oy the
De4inocraCs' 1Magner goe tne ~ ne
ptiolfc1n Votes anu lat 1ne TOUR
Democrauc:
John F. Maloney OF the Filth dis
LII was unanimously e4eceeo as CITY
snerir to succeed Richard Brown.
VINO dleo a deW hours a1ter eiect1on
uay> FRANK ThornhlI, Democrat, was
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
DIVISION NO. 4, A. o. II.

Division No. 1, A. o. H, reelected
all of it's officers last night at the an
nual meeting except two who are now
in the service of the United States.
Those chosen were: President, John
F: Mccarthy: vice president, jeremiah
Sullivan, recording secretary, Tim
othy Sullivan; financial secretary,
Thomas J. Coleman. treasurer, John
J. O'Neill; sentinel, James Wlhalen;
sergeant at arms, Daniel Driscoll;
marshal. Patrick Donahoe; physician
David H. Monahan, M. D.; trustees
Richard Kelley, James P. McLaugh-
lin, Patrick Mccarthy. The officers
will be installed the last Sunday OF
December when a social session viii
le held.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04


Zone Of those American
Beauty Electric irons.
fHere is a life solution of the
ironing problem.
1.-THE electric iron keeps the
heat where it belongs-in
the iron.
mo waste, no fuss, no wait
ing, no bother.
fTurn the switzerland the
iron is ready, and stays
right as long as you want
to use it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
CHRISTMAS

Make it a Jewelry Christmas. There
La no other time of the entire year
quite SO wonderful as Christmas time.
The smiling faces tell a truly wonder
full story of cheerfulness and those
who turn to this store for gifts, will
find splendid service. In short, this
Is the store of the Christmas spirit.
Come and look at the beautiful dis
play of Diamonds, Jewelry, Watches,
Silverware, Cut Glass, Clocks, Toilet
and Manicuring Sets, etc. You will
find all goods moderately priced. Lib
erty bonds taken in trade at full value.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
BALKS PASSAGE
OF RESOLUTIONS

Alderman John A. Cornell Of the
Eighth district made his presence
felt at the Common Council meeting
last night when he baked Alderman
Charles H. Roder's resolution per-
tanning to the removal Of show cases
and advertising signs from sidewalks.
The author Of the resolution asked
for its immediate passage, but Cor
nell objected.
The resolution asks that all permits
issued to merchants allowing them to
use sidewalks for advertising pur-
poses be revoked. 1t was referred
to the Streets and Sidewalks COM
mittee.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
BRDGEPORTERS
WILL SERVE AS
STENOGRAPHERS

Ten Bridgeporters signified their wish
to join the z. NJ c. A forces In France
IN response to an advertisement In
the Bridgeport Farmer last night.
They notified Seymour Lacey, secre-
tary, Immediately after the paper had
gone to press. Lacey received word
from headquarters in New York that
the places had been filed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
Takes Camphorated
Oil By Mistake

Mistaking camphorated oil for cas-
tor oil, Stanley Sczski, of 1927 Bar
mum avenue, swallowed almost the
entire contents Of small bottle con-
tanning two ounces Of the poisonous
fluid, in a store on Boston avenue,
early this morning, with effects that
nearly proved fatal
A hurry call was sent to the emer-
gency hospital, and Dr. Ewald OLSON
responding with the ambulance, ad-
m1nistered first aid treatment. The
man was then removed TO the Bridge
port hospital, where he is now report
ed to be improving.
Sczsk is 81 years old, and employed
at the plant Of the Remington Arms
company.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
RAILROAD MAN HURT.

Painful bruises about the abdomen
were sustained by Frank Scott, 20
years old, an emp1oye of the New
Haven road, late last night, while at
work in the yards at the foot OF
Whiting street, when he fell over a
blind switch. The man was given
treatment at the emergency hospital
by DR.. OLSON, and then removed to
the Bridgeport hospital, where he is
being held for observation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
DISAPPEARANCE OF
MRS. ROWE PROBED

AT the instance Of Harry Smith, OF
46 Waniston street, search was today
begun by members of the detective
bureau for Mrs Loretta Rowe, Is
years of age, who disappeared from
home on November 30th and has not
been heard of since. The young wo-
man Is MIR. Smiths daughter, and for
time worked at the plant of the
Union Metallic Cartridge company
The reason for her disappearance is
not known. She is described as pref
ty, with blonde hair, blue eyes, and
when last seen wore red coat and
velvet hat.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
RETAIL DEALERS
SECURE LICENSES

Liquor Hcenses were granted yes
fesay BY the county commissioners
70 30 retail dealers, one wholesaler,
and one druggist The work of pass
ing ont the engraved certificates is
oon11nned today. There are about BIS
saloon licenses to be issued, and with
the Wholesale and drug licenses the
total number for the city is about 400.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
ONE CENT PIECES
COINED BY MILLIONS

washington, Dec. within the
lnt month 1850, 900 one cent pieces
hnee been coined to relieve the penny
shortage caused by imposition OF war
faxHa The usual swollen demand for
small coins for holiday shopping has
Been anticipated in the coinage of
ID, ge0sO0O dimes and 1900, 900 nick
az
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04
sANDRo FALLS FROM OAR.

In . fail from moving trolley car
1T South Park and South avenues,
about 8 O'Clock this morning, Joseph
Enndro.. OF State street, sustained
painful @braaions of the face, arms
and Ieez DR.. s. I. Aranki, at the
Insurgency hospital. dressed his
wounds and sent him home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04

Since Friday the Germans claim tt
have captured 5000 British and 1ot
guns.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04

CORTEZ O. ROCKWELL, plumb
ing and heating; jobbing a speciality.
3051 Main and Hillside avenue.
Phone 114-2-s. B 10 eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-04

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word |
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman- Times

All wesk-day classified advertising runs
IN both papers at one price. Sunday
Oklahoman, one issue. same rate Rs the
two daiiies.
Word Line Incb
I time Sunday only Il lao &c los
nan anu and Times ',",''.1l-s SO los
. times Daily oklaho-
man and Times I'll lac Sc 90
week oklahoman and
Times o. . II l-6o &c ~
I month oklahoman and %.
F,guro six letters TO the average word,
and six words TO the line. Il lines to the
Inch
All For Rents, Boarding and situation
Wanted, both Oklahoman and Times, lc
Der word
An speculative and stock selling ad-
yertidnR carries the one-time rate
ClRsaified contract rates for Oknho-
mainland Times 900 lines to be used
within one year from date OF contract
or contract for 5 lines daily for one year
10 per line each issue, copy changed as
often as desired.
No ed accepted for less than Sc.
OKLAHCSAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
''T r." ADS will be run seven DAYS
bnly. when renewal viii be solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS VIII not he run
iong,r than seven days without renewal
order
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first insertion
of nd appears CAN out town want
ads are positively cash In advance
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
given BY The NklAhomAn Times TO pa
irons making payments over the otncs
counter. as no mistakes can be rectined
without them.
CLOSING HOURS-All want ads 10
start In The OklahomAn must he In tho
office by $50 p m. on the dav before ~
a 10 run. All want ads to start In Times
must be IN the business office not ln''r
than Is o'clock on the dav Of publication
Branch office In Wcsttnlls drug store,
fos West Main. is open daily at q m.
and closes at p. m, with the exception
fpf Saturday. when u will bo found omen
until $40 n m Want ads received after
closing hours will he inserted under the
heading "Too Late 10 Classify
BLIND ADS-No answer TO blind adE
will be given unless ticket Is presen,,ea, me
showing key number when placing hlino
ads Answers 10 ut-of-town blind ads
will he forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
At the same rate as cash ads and collec-
tions will he made NJ your home or OF,
flee the same day first Insertion o' M
appears; this II an accommodation
service and payments should always b,
made promptly when the bill Is presented
Always ask your telephone nd 10 be re-.
psated back TO you hy the telephone Nd
faker to make sure that II has been cor
rectly taken The Oklahomnn -TImc'
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any kind. occurring In telephone Nd'
vertisements. .,
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES viii
ads be mIsciasslted The convenience II
the reader is considered Ms well as tho
advertiser.
PHONE PB'.-E
ASK FOR WANT
AD DFPA 'TMFNT
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

DIAMOND wanted Tor cpsh. from ! 90 .
,nrni. must hC H bargain. give size,
'ulor and price " a. ShpttuCk. Nor
man. OklB
pECANS wanted highest cash prices
paid Quality Produce Co. 5l9 \ Hud-
son. Ihouo Wal 1852
WILL PAY CASH Tor nyc-g gallon glass
water bottles l--. care OklnhomHu
ilST PRICES for adlrs aud rhildrru.s
good cast. M clothing EOS West Reno
dtu. g-ap-J
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
Vulcanize Your Tires

Eclrcadiug pays when dono right Wa
repair hlowouts I'm tires and tubes. We
carry fun line tires tubes and acces-
EuIcE can our service car when IN
trouble We guarantee our wOrl. as well
uS courteous treatment
BAlLNS' AUTO TIRE AND REPAIR
COMPANY.
Maple 3ol al2 W MAiu.
WE HAVE IL used cars, different
makes. sizes and prices. come, look
them over Beatty 4 Stratton, fo6 ~.
Broadway
FOR SAIL. ono 1917 Ford touring body.
one 1917 Ford roadster body. also foud-
,rs hoods and gus tanks for IOrds Ann
strong a Duhuur 9nl West Main Wal
C'11.
FOR SNE.lgl7 Ford touring rnr Wal
nut il2S
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST one amber and pearl car screw
between terminal station and Red Cross
headquarters. Monday afternoon. Finder
phuuo W 1862
LOST - Cameo brooch Saturday night,
gllt from mother finder please return
io iirauCh Office Okhthomau. Wcstiulls,
rGward
LOST Bucksun purse. I'M east part Of
city, containing {3a. liberal reward.
CAN " iiN0
LOST Monday afternoon cameo brooch
with seed pearls ON outer edge, finder
plc,sc rhou" Wal i3l5. reward
LOST sunday evening. cameo pin Re
ward VI 1906
LOST White English bulldog. screw
mr. und,rshot mouth. briudlc spot
over l,lt eye, 5000 reward Wal SOL
LOST. .Ou" gold car-srrcW Return luuf
State Nptl Bank Rldg Miss 1illmau
FOUND Black mulr, COW. October e.
Route =. BOX 49, oklahoma CITY B
Lew Allen
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


LADY wishes to share furnished tive
room bungalow to couple without
children Maple 1880 or Walnut ~
MODERN fvo-rooM furnished flat, two
blocks from Terminal, one hall block
rom courthouse, adults Maple l'1l
5-ROOM modrrn house. furnished nicely
10 adults, t25oo lolS " oilh
WILL rent for two or three months nov
completely furnished broom cottage TO
couple without children; close u. fine
drinking water Maple 1877
NICELY furnished 5-room apartment
500 block West l9th garage. adults
only, references required, posscssIou inn
m"diatoh Maple 2N29-U o
MODERN J-room furnished apartment
jl7 East 10Th
BROOM furnished house. modcru. water
ana garbage service furnished. clos,
i'm Wal 1897
Fl RNISHED cottage for rrnt. good lo.
cation; rent reasonable Wal iIOG
Mrs Npyous
FOR REST Northwest part Of town
furnished; strictly modern. two story
residence; adults only NJ 1869
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED Young man under = iol
bookkeeping department H'h h'N'"''
I COMPANY
| RARRER TRADE TAUGHT Ladies' and
gentlemen. position guaranteed, free
| cntalog explaining IcKhs hather '"I
| ltEth, ballaS or f"'' worm l'N''
| FIFTY MEN WANTED-To work pi
saw mills aud to drive lumber aui log
/ teams Wages t22i 90 s. 70 NJ l.
/ Harris Lumber CO., Cruw creek, oklt.
! ,yAN,rIuD sod, msu CalI Walnut
! .i09
| RARHER wanted nt once. must ho good
! or need net uppI,. guarantee 81 "
n Metz. Okecnc. Okl,
WANTED no, and mpu. g. to tU ,onrs
Of age. permanent position good
chance for advancement Apply .lN
American National Rank Hlde
OKLAHOMA CITY government ,lrrk ,,-
amiupttons january o. 8.nn month.
thousands wanted. sample questions
free FRANKLIN institute, Dept a'A.l"
rochester,
WANTED Railway uul clerks. 80
month; sample. examination pu,t"-lg''
l'''h'Sl'L' n.
WANTED clerk. with rnurd'nhl" o.-
icc experience. must BE- ready Tor
seryic" immediately. SO. OklahnwHh
MECHANIC WANTED Want good,
rorrcd. STEADY job 20 good mnn, cnn ul-
fo use one good driver MDlullrr nnr.
pgo, Norman okla
YOUNG business man. lust located 900
oklahoma city VERY sad and lonely.
would IKE tu make acquaintance oi re-
la. D.. F..TN la
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KODAKS, FILMS AND FINISHIN9 9

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed lOc n
roll. prints up to 2iaxils. Sc; larger
sizes In proportion; quick service. West
fan Drug Store Oklahoma city.
FREE KODAK devcoplnEi prints 3c
each Write FOR circulars and sam
pies Oklahoma Film Finishing CO., llOh
W. Main. oklahoma city.
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After the HOLIDAYS

MANY girls employed temporarily
Tor the rush season have already or
soon viii be- laid or These tenn.
purny positions mean I'm almost
every case. unusually hard work with
nothing In prospect hut a lay OF
when the rush iS over
why not consider employment with
the Southwestern Rrll Telephone
company IN business that offers
permanent positions with many ou
portuutes Tor ndNRuccV,ui' II hnH
many positions that competent and
ambitious glfl cun work mp to In "a
short time and that pay good Hhr.
les II furnishes comfortable,
healthy, heated. aud wcll-Ncu.
tllotcd umrr TO work II nlso has 70
vcll-furuOshod rest room for ils en-.
uoyus mud maintains IT'S own rose
inurnut whore the best oI food BE-
served no cost
THINK II over. aud come to 500
Mrs llIll Room 2ns Telephone
building
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Dining room work by "Npe-
rlcnCcd young woman for husband =
room aud board p-i6, care Times
YOUNG business woman holding heavy
and responsible position MS abNhctrr
thoroughly familiar with title work, de
slres change for 1918 Address y X.
OklnhOman
WANTED To share apartment win
lady who s cmploycdi cnu give good
references 81, cnre Ohahoman.
WOMAN with 3-ycpr-old child wants po-
Htlou as housckecper. elderly couple o'
widow; city or country / ~, care okla
hOmnu
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NICELY furnished room with board for
couple Wat 1908
NICELY furnished south front room with
h"nrd. gentleman preferred " aS2h.
FOR RENT Pleasant south room with
good table board iil " 18th " lo6N
NICELY furnished room nud hoard Mt 1927
N Broadway Maple gllG
VERY DESIRABLE front room with
board can g22 North KOb,nsou. rrt-
'reutua
FRONT roum with meals. for students
or people employed 6ll " 5h
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

CASH paid FOR ndles and Eontlemcu's
second-houd clohlng w 5000
J e. PEENrN paws highest prices for
mems ,pgl ul' suIlt .nupa and uNtf.
coats Cali Walnut DH or w., viii call
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR Rent Garage. with cement drty"
room Tor large car. rrur 1907 y Nruud
way. rent 5000 per month can the A.
f. Roul Rental Co Wal lu
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PROFESSIONAL

GRAY or streaked hair easily d,rkenod
with "NeNer-tcl." the new scientific
prelarAtiu" IN perfumcd tablet form. soc
ut ul druggists
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THOMAS COOK. painter and decorator
hardwood floor nnisher; work by DAY
or contract Wal 5J57
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EXPER RIENCED
Statesmen

6, uOu acres slrnlcgicHlly located
throughout the NId-Contlucut field. Trr
producing wells nov average uf one new
well per week, selling limited amount oi
stock At par io rniV uu drilling upcr.
tions Nu opportunity tu connect with
ON" of the most reliable aud cHpnhlN
managed ut the independent companies
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AMERCAN MEATING %

hh' lNNl lNlIN.
hanuiactwers oi laulcks coal oil
burners for cooking stoves. heaters. hot
air, water and steam furnaces. used sue
cesslully for years write for catalogue
WANTED Thoroughly experienced Hlr,-
man FOR general dry goods store Ni
Okemah Okla can Palace Clothing
store ll3 W Gmud. oklahoma CIT,
WANTED-TNplHt; must no rapid uuu
accurate can IN Baum Hdg
WANTED--Nourg man. host Of refer.
enceS. ip manage branch news and
cigar stand: splendid opportunity for nd
Nancemeni, apply in person Fred lini-
Ney 2p South Broadway
WANTED Thoroughly experienced
clothlnr aud furnishing salesman hp.
nV Palace tlolhuE stone, llH West
Grand
WANTED-rNo huN.,s. uu lnmnIur
or drinking $50 10 So. com, q once
SANITARY Barber shop uDnld'n
ANTED-AutomunH supul, uud a...s.
sory salesman; must know Nurr IuA-
mess and come recommended. We have
n fnu and complete line iu srlI from.
don write n you think ,uU un mn thu
position; call IN person shmp Auto
supply Co, Ohahomn D'y
WANTED lMmbcr ynld m,mrrr for
our retail lumber yard IN Oitou. Okla.
'v'''"s wv ohNf 'Nl'il'N'Nt I'|'.' |'.f'
state II married aud give fun lnrump
ton regarding yourself and your hnN.fH
CLARK a BATES LUMBER CONF NSN
1906 Commerce Bldg,
Kansas CITY. Mo
LEARN BOOKKEEPlNG - Higher p,
counting. auditing Private lessons pu
instruction by mail For Information cal
at office or write, Prof J E Bates. 2O
Wesyes Bldg, Oklahoma CITY
WANTED and ladies' 10 learn bar
bsr trade; special low tuition; position
guaraNeoed; free catalogue Oklahom
City BAyoer College, 10. W. California
Harry Ksos, Mgr
SQ s6FSss wanted NJ once: good 10
~ ~ week. Phone $40 Lnwtor
XXNTEb--A thiiot ig2 West Mair
nm Avenue Clothes Shon