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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-10-19
mrs. ROSE HEAIRET,
So, DIES THURSDAY

Mrs. Rose Heairet, So, wife of P.
Heairet, 307 First avenue north,
foreman of the Johnson Construction
company, died at her home at 5
o'clock Thursday afternoon after a
lingering illness. The husband, q son
and q daughter survive.
Funeral services will be held from
the Wasem parlors, 631 First avenue
north, at $3.50 o'clock Saturday after
noon, Rev. o. E. McCracken officiat-
ing. Interment will be in Riverside
cemetery.
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SUGAR FAMINE
THREATENED
IN new YORK
Dealers Are Limiting Sales
To Few Pounds To
Each Customer
SHORTAGE rs
NATION-WID
Chicago Expect Shipments
Of New Sugar With
in a Few Days
(Ry Associated Press.l

New York. Oct. 1s.-With whole
sale sources of supply virtually shut
off and refiners unable to get the
product, New York is threatened
with a sugar famine. Many stores
have been without sugar for several
days and those dealers who have a
supply on hand are limiting sales to
a few pounds to each customer.
Prices have gone UP and some sales
as high as is cents a pound have
been reported.
Henry Moskowitz, the newly ap-
pointed city commissioner of mar
kets, planned to meet with refiners,
wholesalers and retailers today in an
effort to arrive at some solution OF
the problem.
Chicago, Oct. IA nation wide
shortage of sugar, which threatens
to make Christmas almost a candy
less holiday, will be less felt in
Chicago than elsewhere, according
to wholesalers, who said today there
il a 'gentlemen's agreement" be-
tween the western beet sugar
manufacturers and wholesalers in
that section that this city shall be
taken care OF first
Chicago dealers expect to have
shipments of new sugar from the
west within ten days, but many Sec
tons Of the country will get none
of the new crop for from sixty to
ninety days.
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RUSSIAN CAPITAL
is Being MOVED
CONTINUED From Page ID
such action would be necessary, at
least for some time a
Plan. Aoain channed.

The new offensive operations by
the Germans, resulting in the cap
ture of Oesel and Moon islands, and
the threat OF an invasion OF Esthonia
again changed the situation, how
ever. and may be responsible for the
decision to remove the government
to Moscow, the ancient capital. The
turbulent political conditions in
Petrograd and the presence there OF
large numbers OF extremists and
agitators may also have Influenced
the cabinet. %
Reval, a town of about $4,000, two
hundred miles southwest OF Petro-
grad, is a naval station and, with
Helsingfors and Hango. on the
northern coast OF the Gulf OF Fin
land. guards the approaches to the
gulf. The landing of German forces
on the Esthonian coast would men
ace this town from the rear.
III No Bunker Coal Available.
Rotterdam, Oct. 10. - Foreign
steamships will not be supplied with
bunker coal in Dutch ports, accord
ing to The Maasbede. This measure,
II adds, will be taken owing to the
scarcity OF coal in Holland.
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SECOND
/ IN NUMBER OF
ROAD PROJECTS

North Dakota stands second in
the number of state highway prof.
ects approved by the government in
this district" declared United States
District Engineer f. o. Hathaway of
Minneapolis, in Fargo today to attend
the joint conference between the
Cass county commissioners and the
North Dakota highway commission.
Il make this statement because of
the assumption by many that North
Dakota is tagging behind in highway
construction work" said the United
States engineer. He explained that
Minnesota was first in the number of
projects and that the contract for
only one project has been let up to
this time.
+. The cass County Project.
Touching on the Cass county prof.
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SURE TO EXCEED MILLION
MARK IN CASS COUNTY
Continued From Page H.

CONTINUED From Page ID
from every district. and every one
win make the quota. Fs,.
Fargo reports are lighter today,
though good progress is still being
made. Employees of the Fargo branch
of the j. l. Case Threshing Machine
company have subscribed $3.50. and
the company $4,000.
Walter Oertli's Condition Critical.
Captain Walter Oertli, prominent
young Embden farmer, who was
badly injured when his auto was hit
by a train near Embden Tuesday
morning, is no so Welt today, accord
ing to word received at headquar-
tiers. He is believed to have suffered
internal injuries.
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BURKE DOCUMENTS FILED.

Bismarck, N. D.. Oct. 1s.-coinci-
dent with the arrival of former Gov.
John Burke at the capital today,
there were filed in the secretary of
states office three proclamations Of
the former chief executive creating
new North Dakota counties and
which for some reason had not be-
fore been formally entered on the
records of the secretary OF state.
They were for Adams. Bowman and
Hettinger counties.
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RECEIVE BIDS
FOR DRAINS

The drainage board of Cass county
is this afternoon receiving bids for
excavating five drains, Nos. "a, IS, s.,
81 and SO, in the Davenport district. of
Cass county.Ior about 100000 cubic
yards of dirt Eight firms are bidding
for the contract, which will probably
be let by the board some time Satur-
day.
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Bombs Missed Mark.

Amsterdam, Oct. 19.-Reports from
Germany, published in Dutch news
papers, are that the attack on Frank
fort -on- the Main last Friday by
entente aviators caused no damage.
Bombs were dropped, but struck on
vacant ground. The airmen were
beaten off by. gunfire.
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FORD RECOVERED.

Car stolen From Town OF PerIey,
MIMI, Found Near Gardner.
Fargo police have been advised that
the Ford touring car stolen from John
Eastwood at Perley, MINI, at 1915
o. clock Sunday evening, Oct. II, has
been recovered. The machine was To-
Gated near Gardner,
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Mnseow Ia Preferrad,

Washington. Oct. 1s.-Russian Of
ficials here had no dispatches today
on the moving Of the Russian pro-
Visional government to Moscow.
Ever since the removal Of the CAPT.
tai from Petrograd was first discuss
ed, Russian officials here have re-
iterated that the Kerensky govern
ment felt It could work with fewer
hampering influences in Moscow
than in Petrograd. which is the CEN
ter OF the opposition.
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Are Keen to Fiuht.

The sailors Of the main Baltic
fleet are reported to be keen to
fight. The men at Kronstadt are de-
manding that the ships be sent out
70 meet the Germans. but the gov
eminent Is understood to have taken
the position that, as the enemy forces
are Of superior size. II would be dis
sstrous to leave Petrograd unde-
Tended.
Two German torpedo boats were
sunk in the mine fields in Moon
sound yesterday, the war ONCE an
nounces
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ENLIsTMENTs IN U. 3.
ARMY AT FARGO STATION.

ARMY AT FARGO STATION.
Joe A. Maze, Montpelier, N. ID.
Alphonso w. Hoffmeyer, Johns
town, n. d.
Dan V. Eastman, Johnstown,
N. ID.
Carl r. welk. Deisen, N. ID.
Fleming Foresman, Bardolph,
Ill.
Charles G. Peterson, Hayfield,
MINI.
Thomas Evan. Moorhead.
Harold H. Behlmer, Fargo.
William F. Keye, Fargo.
Jean 7. Morrison, Walcott, N. p.
Clifford L. Doty, Belfeld. N. ID.
Anton e. Bakken, Pelican Rap
ids. MINI.
Michael H. Hoffman. James,
town, N. d.
william p. TarbeH, Fargo.
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Z Paris; Oct. 1s.--The French last
night attacked the German lines on
the Aisne front otter a heavy bonn
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MEET TONIGHT.
ScOutmaster MOnsOn's Troop to Dis
cuss Liberty Loan Campaign.

Members Of scoutmasser MDnson's
Boy Scouts Of America, will meet al
the Fargo college library at 1880
o'clock this evening, to discuss the
house-to-house canvass which these
men will make, commencing tomor-
row, as messengers of the United
States government, in getting sub
scriptions to the Liberty Loan.
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Rfitiah eomb Airdren,e.

London, Oct. 10. -. Many bombs
were dropped yesterday with salts
factory results on the Warssenaere
(FIanders) by naval aircraft, says
an official announcement given out
here today.
"All our machines returned safe
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bardment. The war once reports
that the German positions were
penetrated and that 100 prisoners
were taken.
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SECTIONS that Do NOT
SUPPORT LOAN PLACE
BURDENS ON OTHERS

continued From Page one.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-14

Remebmer. the U S. Government asking thing It Is merely asking tor o lend what and 41c interest it. You will bend that can borrow al bank, k should sell bond the necessary
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-14

Buying United Bond is the simplest and easiest thing in the world do There tape Simply step Into bank and make either payment the whole payment prefer buy $50 bond or bond for any amount higher than
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-14

Your bond will gold, ment in the world You will good profit dollar in time will protecting protecting children protecting yourself protecting
 country
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-14

It will be too late thenas late in Belgm wealth of Belgium manufacturers nances not Belgian homes could Bcga Belgian girls
 And Belgium desert her homes starving her deored work slaves many lords have given hopeless dying Beg all of us, if they get the chance.
 The baefeids far have been kept 4000 miles only keep them there the and guns and shells
 That's why ask for money That's quck If wait till Britains ships Canada made German coonyhen the Germ right cr why with all the till
The Daily Missoulian., 1917-03-11
Notice Of Forfeiture.

10 Joe Willettc. his heirs. executors,
administrators. and assigns:
You and each OF you are hereby mo-
ufied that in accordance with the pro-
visions of Section 232A OF the Revised
statutes of the United States, and all
acts amcndatOry thereof and supple
mental thereto, requiring annual Ia :
Dor on mining claims. l. your CO.
owner. have expended in labor and
improvements for the years 1910, 1911,
1912. 1913. 1914 and 1915. the sum OF
800 for each year on the Fourth OF
July lode mining claim. u. S. lode and
Tenderfoot lode. situated In Section
I. in Township IA North. Range -
West. in Missoula County. state OF
Montana, the total expenditure for
said six years amounting to the sum
of. $500; and IL within ninety days
after the expiration OF this notice by
publication you fail or refuse to pay
your proportion OF said expenditure,
to-wit. the sum Of 1888 for each Of
said years. amounting to 100000 for
said period OF six years. for your one
third interest in said lode mining
claim. your said interest in said lode
mining claim will become the property
OF the undersigned, your co-owner. as
provided by law.
w. r. MULLEN,
Wallace Idahn.
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SALE EN-

HIGH COST or LIVING REDUCED
All necessities, 'A'occries, paints.
oils and stock foods at Wholesale
prices. Statesmen go into a good
sound legitimate money. max ing
business of your own. No capital
required. Build home and bank ac-
counts as hundreds OF our men are
now doing. Our goods and house
nationally known. Ask your banker.
Establish regular trade in your
home territory. No collections or
losses. Experience not necessary
with our simple but effective selling
plan which earns for YOU 500 to
$3.50 monthly easy. Exclusive pro-
tected territory. Write today for
more information. John sexton a.
Co. Wholesale Groccrs, Lake and
Franklin Streets Chicago, III.
SPECIALITY SALESPEOPLE = MEN
and women to demonstrate and sell
the celebrated Imperial Kerosene
Self Heating Iron. A high class
article with limiticss possibilities OF
sale. Good territory for good people.
Imperial Brass Mfg. Co. Dept. G,
12n w. Harrison ST. Chicago. III.
Statesmen TO PLACE AGENCIES
for New Comfort. up to- date and
/, most desirable sewing machine on
the market. $500 to $500 monthly to
good men. Commissions paid week :
ly. Main 4 Main, Iowa City. Ia.
Statesmen WANTED TO WORK
small town in dry territory. $45 per
week drawing account allowed good
men. Banner Beverage Co. st.
Louis, Mo. =
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Enos Halbert. Paoli. Ind. writes: II
contracted a severe cold this fall and
coughed continually. Could hardly
sleep at nights. / tried several rem
edies without relief. Got Foleys Honey
and Tar and the first bottle relieved
me, curing mX cough entirely. I can
recommend it Tor all coughs" Get the
genuine. Missoula Drug Co.-Adv,
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AUTOMOBILES 4
FORDS. MAXWELLS. OVERLANDS,
ReoA second hand. Brooks Motor
Co. Phone SIT. 22S West Main
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Office.

Notice il hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Missoula County. State Of Montana,
VIII meet In extra session on Monday,
March IL. 1917, at 10 o'clock "A. m.. to
consider the road petition Of the Great
Western Sugar Company ct al and
also such other business as may come
before the board.
by order OF the board.
March Z, 1917.
". J. BABINGTON,
3-S to IL Inc. County Clerk
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Here's Another Good One,
Too

tiNC tDpmS--;i beautiful
bungalow. three and onc-h half
lots here; enough to make an
excellent property. Offend
now for $500; about $1,000
less than cost. We can ar
range the best of terms.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
statements and nominating petitions OF
candidates for Councilman of the City
of Missopla, to be voted for ut n pri-
mary election to he held in said City
of Missoula on Monday, March 18Th,
1917, between the hours of 8 o'clock
"A. NJ. and 6 o'clock +. NJ. of said doy.
have been filed in the office of the
CITY Clerk of the said City of Mis-
soula and that the names of the per-
sons for whom such statements and
nominating petitions have been filed
will appear on the official ballot to be
used at such primary election in the
following form:
OFFICIAL BALLOT
For Councilman.
Vote for Onc
| J. NJ. HRECHBILL
WILLIAM II. DENNIS
WILLIAM H. LONGLEY
CHARLES \. MARTINSO\
SHERMAN q. SWIGART
Attest:
RUTH T.. KELLOGG, City Clerk.
Missoula. Montana, March 9th, 1917.
> 10 II Il
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Homes for Sale

Six-roon modern house, first
class construction, nearly new and
best of condition; located on South
Sixth street. west of Bitter Root
track: lot l2ON1Go feet: 80 bearing
fruit trees, apples. pears. arricots.
cherries and plums; also small fruit;
fine shade and shrubbcry: a really
beautiful home place; all kinds OF
out buildings Price, $4,000 on n
small down payment and the easi-
est of terms, Would also consider
taking small house north Of river
in part payment.
Five room house OH Howell
street: water and lights in house:
n good and nearly new house; nice
porches, shade trees and shrubbery:
good condition. VIII sell for $1,000
(much less than cosO. on $50
down payment and $40 per month.
No need for YOU to pay rent longer.
The rent that would go to a land
lord would pay for the property.
". II. SMEAD COMPANY
Phone 212 Higgins Block
Missouia, Montana
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--7ls- a-=
FINANCIAL.

FREE BOOK MONEY IN OIL"
shows how you can make quick
profits. Steady dividends. Small
investment. Now drilling Approved
state Banking Commission. Ncosho
Co, k. {. Life Bldg, Kansas City,
Mo.
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REAL ESTATE-COUNTR 80
$50 ACRES MILES SOUTH OF RO-
nan, 2 miles from RAILROAD station.
All under cultivation: 20 acres al
falfa. clover and timothy; 20 acres
irrigated: all irrigable. Water avail
able. Fine S-room house; barn for
u horses: COW barns; other build
ings; soil very fertile and level; xpod
we'll. Price very reasonable. Tor
further information and terms write
John \. Bailey, Roman. Mont.
HEALTHY MICHIGAN SHEEP
lands can be bought. cheap now.
Have ranches. 5000, 10000 acres or
more for sale on never failing
streams and lakes. If interested
write to w. II. SOtham. Capital
Bank Lansing, Michigan.
ROOMS. MODERN, SOUTH SIDE.
large lot; part cash. balance like
rent. NJ. NJ. care Missoulian.
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CLASSIFIED WANT
ADS ALWAYS BRING RESULTS
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WI @sNNSsV SVSSVsS~@ ~
MRS. MAXWELL, 435 WEST PINE.
MRS. EVELYN PARKER. 3O6 S. Sd W
Miscellaneous FOR SALE 81
FOR SALE OR TRADE - PIANO,
furniture, one 1.2O0-pound platform
scale. motorcycles. Maynard's Sec
ond Hand Store. Phone 593 w. lis
Railroad Ave.
ASPINWALL POTATO PLANTER
and Aspinwall Arrow pressure spray
or. Both for $40: II. p. Fairbanks
Morse gas engine, SIS. d. c. Bartlett,
Hamilton.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND
hand. l pay highest prices for Sec
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensens. l35 w. Main: phone s95.
FOR SALE-ONE SPAN MULES. !
years old, weight 2,25O: good harness
and good 3A Inch tire wagon. Price
S372. Box "a. Arlce. Montana.
l BUY AND SELL. SECOND HAND
Eoods. also crate. pack and store
household furniture. Stockton. 2O6
South Third. Phone 964 J.
span OF BLACK MARES, AGE :
and s; weight about $500: also one
3-year-old horse. ca A. Larson, r.
F. D. No. 3. Missoua.
oAND AZ ~, NnLHf, ofS WILL
trade for gentle mare not under
1900. Phone S72l Black. p. Q. Box
1914.
ONE EIGHT FOOT PLATE GLASS
showcase with marble base. The
Office Supply Co. il5 n. Higgins.
5 YOUNG MILCH COWS, JERSEYS
and Durhams. One team big work
horses. J. A. Landuuaf Turah.
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNI-
tnre bought and sold. ia West Ce-
dar. Phone 1411 Black
PHONE 152 BLACK AND GET YOUR
Edison or Columbia adjusted free.
Orvis Music House.
BARGAIN-NEW SINGER SEWING
machine if taken at once. Mrs Hall.
500 T.. Front.
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
The Office Supply Co. csc per hun
TEAM OF LIGHT HORSES, WAGON
and harness. 519 L. Main. Phone
993
SEWING MACHINES FOR RENT.
Hoyt; Dickinson Piano Co. Phone 772.
FRESH MICH COWS FOR SALE AT
flynn ranch. Phone s522 Red.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS-
soulian office: 25c hundred.
FURNITURE FOR SALE. CALL AT
1901 Phillips st. T.. Lague.
RUBBER STAMP OUTFIT, COM
plete. e. n. d., Missoulian.
s. c. RED ROOSTERS; BERKSHIRE
boar. NJ. A. Cromwell
kOHLER AND CAMPBELL PIANO
for sale. SIS. 42S Jefferson.
PIANO. ONLY USED ONE YEAR.
$3.50. p. O.. care Missoulian.
SADDLE AND DRIVING PONY FOR
sale. 1945 6. 9tn
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FCRNI-
ture. Phone 796. .sTt a'H5 nl2gT H.1nn
200 EGG MODEL. "aINCCBATOR.
phone 3O5 Black. Fa% tiEe$ q.
TYPEWRITER. CHEAP. FOR CASH.
Phone 1918 w.
DRESSER AND DAVENPORT. 429
East Pine
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nnnn rAnM nNRGAIN-

1G0 acres I miles west Of Edmond; lln
acres In cultivation. 25 acres fine prairie
meadow. and % acres pasture b-room
cheap house and barn room for 9 head
stock, vented this wear for 1860 cash
rent and LEASED 10 Carter on Co at $50
per year. making total income $500 per
year will sell for price that income win
mako owner more than 9 percent
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In \nsvr rring Ads. Please Mention Times.

BEAUTIFUL southeast room. gentlemen
prDcII'I. refined home. references rS-
''nnr'i. enurc " prrfe'r"d 2l7 " 18th
MODERN downstairs front room. large
rlosr', breakfast II desired wal 3i@G
'o' E,st sixth
FOR REST Furnished bedroom for
nice ladies bathroom adjoining ylO
WNlog" ~ other room breakfast lo"d
supper Included COMPANY more than any
'n'ng els" Phone Wat 799l-J
\ VERY desirable south room. select
n'ighhurhood gentlemen prc'crrel
Phone Maple iol
WIlEN YOU'RE IN hurry. n YOU npprc-
rltr uu up-tu-dite sanitary place to
lunch n YOU prefer To- select exactly what
food YOU like. II lulr would realize 'no
wuur' uur sNstom saves YOU. then vow
VIII be- ElId to know y cafeteria VIII
open lu thu basement ~ the state ~.
'uunl bank about Apul / Watch i've
opcmur date
EttrrN. bright, south front r,om, pri-
'a', hmmg, s.! 80 -pcl week near good
board Wal el1H.
Nu,DLh mmsnrd room. walking. d,s-
',ur WI 52i'
Nlrl sleeping room ml,rtr nome. south
'nd west windows t2N " Nlh M,pl"
NINETY PERCENT ot ,h, poopIe ,ol
have rented rooms 200 have chilled some
Time during the dN. probably all NJ
'N,m before uuuu. they hlN, mad" their
decision 70. 10 vncr, thcN N,to Eolns
Zoo 'u.t 'N' rooms tho rrrums h''orr. .
.' HH n N. column oi the evening
lN... 1911. I,tN those u'ur', When 'hc'
HUr 'UWa 200 I,..tr VNrro tu look for
'H"rs ni,Du vori. thry, ilNs Hct
|Nu'. IN\ . HIs may "a, i,n nl our
branch office. Nurnlla duG sio'"
IuN REST lnfcr Houth ruUv nlicg ~
gentlemen umUlH.ul n'l /. lUfh Wal
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LIGHT n uSEKFrPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

N.N REST ~ ,nl NcN Third two
nicely furnished huus, keeping rooms TO
f,. u,.'Nhlr people. adults Nuplu 655
fn' FLOOR corner , rooms light house.
keeping mostly furnished for couple.
''aN go STILES Wal 9aii
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AGENTS wANrFn

IN Answering All, PLEASE Mention tim,,
MAN ur woman W ,t.N town fnr ftai.
's' Hl'.nE lu, uH ufIN. worker. ..H.n.
lur uuN,. writ, pu,h Tl,lu. .H| N
nwsI ~ worth. Texas
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WANTED TO RENT.


WANTED. To HINr Hy Young mar
riyd couple no children. thuruueniy
modern furnished home vt uf y tu,m,
must %" IN ynni ucighbufhuul will be-
permanent t7i Times
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NOTICES..
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time.

MGGERTS hair dressing I0elor and
school of beauty culture, switches
made 2O6 Wra~rr llldg
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES.
In Answering Ads PIeas~ Mention Times

RHU UBARB Horse Radi5h roots. field
and garden seed. tested. guaranteed
Southwestern Seed Co. W 22l5. q W.
California avenue.
STRAWBERRIES in three months after
YOU plant our ENerhenrers FREE hoohls,
on strawberry culture The McHin com
pany. Phone n Il. bl5, Oklahoma CITY.
FOR SALE Red aud black raspberry
plants Wal aSl2 Route Z, RoS ~
THOUSANDS VI Gamma bulb Tor sale
2ar and toe per dozen Walnut 26sS.
2li West 9Th 81
SWEET rOTNrO PLANTS Immediate
shipmcnt Ntp.N-llHll and Porto RICO
I ouO lo 200 n s. per 0'a; IL uju up ~
s. go. nosf p.oof cabbage plants. NlI
loading ,ar.,'l,, .Nou. S.; i.ono mp nt
SO. nl foy here, tomato plngt. a.
tI1a. .Eg and pepper plants ~ 81 5u
rrr lunn. '.nOu up vt tl25 col b. here
postpaid i0r pcr lo0 II. + J1mlson
SEED sweet potatoes. pumpkin vans.
cents pound fob here. th,s" plants
are gIwrtuiocd nru class seed. no frost
cd stock. cesh with ordor ana no order
rllod frr les. than uity pounds, sacks
/ tree james Mcdowell Mustang, okh
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