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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12

last week and many others are una
BILE to get coal from the mines. Most
of those concerns which have coal on
hand are selling without reservation at
the stated price. High grade coal is
selling at So per ton, while poorer
crate coal grades are selling at as low
as $40, the lowest price quoted.
1t Is not believed by officials of the
local concern which today lowered it's
price that the price quotation ordered
by their home office will stand during
all the winter, but merely until the
mines >begin delivering at the gov
ernment-fxed price of $2.65 per ton.
The margin of gross profit allowed is
understood to have been set at about
81, while it costs the coal dealer about
$3.50 to get each ton of coal to his
yard. In addition to that, he has te
pay for the unloading. Thus, dealers
figure out. the price under the new
ruling of the government, will be
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
WHEAT CAMPAIGN IN
SUMTER IS PLANNED
COUNTY DEMONSTRATORS MAR
SHALL TO MAKE Personal AP-
PEAL TO FARMERS WRITES AR
TICLE ON WHEAT RAISING.

A wheat-growing campaign in Sum-
ter county will be conducted all next
week by County Farm Demonstration
G. o. Marshall, who will make per
sonal appeal to the farmers to cult
vate more acreage in this food crop.
Regarding his campaign, Mr.. Mar
shall has written the following for The
Times Recorder:
Our food commission has asked
Georgia to increase the wheat acre
age 1000 and t.present reports indi-
cate an increase of only 1870:
From Oct. 18th to Goth is to be
known as Wheat Week" for the state
of Georgia, and there is every reason
why Sumter county should respond to
the call.
At present prices farmers can real,
ize a profit on growing wheat and a
wise plan would be for every farmer
In the county to plant at least sufi-
cient acreage to meet the needs for
flour on his own plantation, and many
can afford to plant enough for sur
plus, as there is shortage, and the
price is certain to be high.
Wheat does best on well drained
loan and the light clay soils.
Select some of your best land that
is well drained, and if the soil is
acid, an application of lime should
be made few weeks before planting.
il possible, say from one-half to one
ton per acre AS the cotton stalks
should be destroyed as early as posi-
BILE, on account of the boil weevil, it
would be we'll to follow cotton with
wheat, and in that way the prepare
ton Of the land would be reduced to
a minimum having nothing to do but
run the drill.
The result will be much more salts
factory to drill such crops as wheat,
oats or rye. About one and one-halt
bushels of wheat should beu sed per
acre, and at least 200 pounds of high
grade fertilizer, to be supplemented in
the spring by so of rs lbs nitrate OF
soda. Under present conditions five or
six tons of barnyard manure would be
better than the commercial fertilizer
Where the seed is to be sown on
land cultivated this summer discing
and narrowing is sufficient prepare
ton, but if on unbroken land, it
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12

This is only partial list but will
give a succession of fruit throughout
the season.
Plant a winter cover crop of small
grain or clovers in the orchard il il
has not already done
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
RETAIL COAL PRICE
MAY BE FIXED AT $3.50 TON

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 12.- Indications
are that the government price for the
supply of coal now in possession of
local dealers will be $3.50 per ton
for CRATE coal. Advices received from
Washington today by a prominent To-
cal dealer set the price for his prod
uct at that figure. This concern had
been asking SIZE a ton for coal, and
giving the buyer receipt for the
money which called for rebate of the
possible difference between the price
set by the government and that col
lected In view of advice received yes
terday this practice will be discontin-
ued.
Other Atlanta concerns however
who have a supply of coal on hand
are charging about the same price,
Many local dealers suspended business
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
CONFEDERATE PENSIONERS
SHOULD FILE APPLICATIONS

Confederate veterans and widows Of
Confederate veterans entitled to pen
sions under the state pension law, and
who are not now on the pension roll
of the state, but who desire to re-
ceive pensions from Georgia, had bet
ter get their applications, with all nee
essary proofs, in the hands of Capt
John A. Cobb, ordinary( by October
18th If the applications ar not in the
office of Pension Commissioner ]. W.
Lindsey in Atlanta, by November LIST,
they will not be acted upon until next
year. So far Captain Cobb has receiv-
ed only few applications.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
PASSENGER BREAKS NECK
WHEN FIGHT STARTS ON CAR

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. PA stree;
car motorman and a passenger engag-
id in fight on the front platform
Of the motorman's car Another pas
seneger, fearing that he will be killed
in the fight, because of his close prox-
nifty to the combatants, leaps off the
car in his fright, and his neck is
broken when he strikes the ground
killing him instantly.
Are the motorman and the passeng-
er guilty of a crime? If so, what
crime? Criminal negligence or in%
voultary manslaughter or as as ac-
after the fact?
This interesting question has been
raised in the courts Of this city IN
connection with the death of Grad
Pickett, a young man who lost his
life in the circumstances above re-
lated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
CROPS To PLANT FOR
M|O-lUIIIINTER Use Use HERE
G.. o. MARSHALL. COUNTY DEMON
STRATION AGENT, TELLS WHAT
VEGETABLES TO PUT IN DUR
ING OCTOBER.

G. O. Marshall, county demonstra-
ton agent, has received the following
garden and orchard notes from the
division of horticulture of the State
College of Agriculture:
October is the time to plant garden
crops for wid-winter use. The fol-
lowing crops should be planted: Cab
bage flor early spring.; collards (set
plants; kale; lettuce; mustard; onion
(sets or seed; rape flor greens or
fcrage) radish; spinach.
ale or dwarf Essex rape if planted
this month will make excellent greens.
Lettuce can be painted in the open
in south Georgia or in cold frames in
north Georgia 1t can be protected by
pine brush or coarse straw.
Now is the time to make prepare
ton for the orchard that is to be set
this winter. Get prices on trees direct
from the best known nurseries.
Be very skeptical of the fruit tree
agent. Fake agents are taking advan-
tage of the high prices of cotton and
are scourine the country trying to sell
trees that they make more unreliable
claims for. Why pay an agent profit
when you can have nursery cata-
logue for a postal card?
Make out list of what you need
and ask for prices on the complete
list.
Proper fruit trees to be planted in
this section, and the date when these
should be set out, are given as fol-
lows:
Peaches Mayfiower, Sneed, Alexan-
DER, Carmen, Hiley Bell, Georgia Belle,
]. H. Hale, liberia, salway, Fox Seed
ling, Demmings September, Stinson' .
October.
Apples - Early Harvest, Yellow
/ Transparent Red June, Horse, Grimes
Delicious, innard, Shockley, Terry.
Winesap, Winter Queen, Yates.
South Georgia shockley Terry and
Yates only are recommended.
Pears Keiffer, LeConte, seckel.
Concord, Delaware, Dia-
nlond, Niagara, Tvs, Scuppernong.
Plums = Goose. Abundance, Wick
son.
Figs Brown Turkey, Celeste.
Pecans- Frotscher, Schley, Stuart.
| Blackberries- Eldorado, Erie.
Dewberries- Lucretia.
Observation-Disclosures, Gregg, Col
den Queen.
Strawberries Klondike, Lady
This is only partial list but will
give a succession of fruit throughout
the season.
Plant a winter cover crop of small
grain or clovers in the orchard if il
has not already done.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12

about So per ton for the best grades
of CRATE coal
The wintry weather of the last few
days has caused heavy demand on
coal dealers, which they were under
heavy stress to supply. Many people
were unable to get coal deliveries
even at the high prices and were fore
ed to suffer considerable discomfort.
According to advices received recently
in Atlanta, the differences between
coal miners and their employers have
been settled and the mines are nof
rapidly getting into position to begin
selling coal. When the first shipment
Of coal sold at the new figure rolls
into the Atlanta the situation will then
be relieved and coal prices will drop to
d new low level is the prediction.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
BROWN TO APPEAL FOR THE
EXEMPTION OF MANY FARMERS

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct 12.-An appeal
for the exemption of Georgia farmers,
in deserving cases, will be presented
to the war department in Washington
by J. J. Brown, commissioner of agri-
culture, who will leave for the national
capital in few days. Very few agri-
cultural exemption claims have been
granted, especially in then orthern dis
trict of Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12
SedbOdrll Air Line
The Progressive Railway Of the Soutl

LUG EiUyi 6SSsF5 Mutiuuy VI thO 0eulp
Leave Americas for Cordele. Ro-
cheile, Abbeville, Helena, Lyons, Col
Inns, Savannah. Columbia, Richmond,
Portsmouth and points East and South
1881 p m.
1880 m
Leave Americas for Cordele, Able
Vile, Helena and intermediate points
5:1I p. m.
Leave Americas for Richland, At
lsuta, Birmingham, Hurtsboro, Mont
gomery and points West and Northwest
sos y, m.
Leave Americas for Richland. Col
unabus, Dawson, Albany and interme-
date points
1890 q m
Seaboard Buffet Parlor Sleeping Car
on Trains l3 and Ia arriving Americas
from Savannah HIPS p. M, and leav.
ing Americas for Savannah 2:30 q. m
Sleeping car leaving for Savannah al
2:30-a. M, will be open for passengers
at 11:40 p. N.
For further information apply to II
P. yverett, Local Agent, Americas.
"a; c. w. Small. Dig. Pass. Age,
savannai1 Ga.e c. ~ Nl. g. r a.
nrRn H. WI.
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should be plowed about seven inches
deep, and then disced and narrowed
Don't miss the opportunity of plant
ing some wheat, oats and rye, and
where forage is the object put in
some vetch. One and one-half bushels
of oats and twenty-five pounds of
yetch is good combination per acre,
or one bushel of rye with twenty-five
ounds of vetch However, don't plant
yetch without incubation.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12

More tobacco is smoked. per head in
the United States than in any other
country, except Holland.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-12

For providing the body with "ener-
gv bread is only surpassed by sugar
and oatmeal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-15

Will pay iUc for First National mu.
ing stock Address R-S36, Oklnhoman
FOR sAf.E-i2 to ;5,oOO worth of oil
stock. paying n percent annually, divl-
dends paid every weeks, IT. v Kelly,
3OS Campbell bldg
FOR sNLE--lOO shares Of American on
a Refining Co, for Sl6b 1904 W
Rand Enid, Okla
nor sALE--JOO Oklphoma Star on. 'On
Hoffman on Rc0nug 500 Uncle sam
on 2 400 Mutual Co-OpcAtlva, S0OU
White Rotk on nnO Glcnrosc on. 500
on state Petroleum. $500 Arizona south
western Copper, 300 Hnrroun Motors;
mike ne your best cash offer A l.
Deihel. Little Rock. Arknnsas
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! klNGElN PEANUT ana popcorn ma
| ch'uc, In nrstclhss condition, bargain
/ Elton Hinnaut, Mount Vernon. Texas.
/ For SALE Confectionery and light
/ lunch, best oil town In state of Okla
! homn; $500 cnsl. balance terms; muJt
sell on account of M health: win stand
/ Investigations James Kuvgkns, 3lSa
| Dewey Ave. RariloEvInc okla
! MONEY IN SULPHUI-Provrs wonder
! ul new, cheap rich fertilizer for all
! crops company formed: hrE new rich
/ sulphur mine Send Tor literature and
NcHrs ot experimental fertilizer reports.
/ scott 60, Houston, Texas
| IOE RENT First class cleaning and
| pressing shop. VIII rent with an fix
/ lur'1 sharp Cleaning and Pressing Co -,
] W Reno, Okln, l0i North Blgford
| PICTURE SHOW nud vaudeville for
/ s1lc: doing good business; new outfit.
Address John n Morgan, jerks, Okla.
| fNH SALE only drug store in town
/ Of 400 popul1'ion; will invoice 81 50o
| WIN sell half interest In stock and build
/ Ing, or all Of stock and rent building 10
| purchaser. Postoffice Drug store, VIII
| low, Greer county, Okla.
/ rOR SALE. Drug store. Invoice Sc 0OO.
/ frstclrss condition; would take some
/ cl'n land as pur, nm Subject 10 wnr
/ drnlt reason Tor selling. l.. II care ok
| lrIomun.
/ FOR SALE cowboy boot shop In best
I town In west Texas ut bargain. don I
| vrito unless YOU mean business O. Y.
| Scott, lG t. Concho Ave. san Angelo.
/ ToNes
/ ion INVESTORS with 500 each wanted
| 20 develop W-acre proven oil Lease In
| shallow field, absolute ground floor bnss:
/ must net quickly. full Information free.
/ 3lt tolcord Rldg Oklahoma city.
/ WANTED Location for cleaning press
| ing and tailoring shop: would buy small
| shop Box ijl. Poncu city okla. Por-
| ter g simpson
/ ONE of the best business opportunities
! In the city Tor sule confectionery and
news stand, stock and fixtures; location
/ ideal; first and last chance at Unvcr-
/ sitN trade; directly In front Of Frisco
/ depot does cash business Address Con-
| fcCtiouery $50 W. Dickson St, Faycttc-
| vile, Ark.
| FOR SALE Best paving cafe IN llcald-
ton Box II, Healdton okla
/ FOR "NLE- -Rnkery and candy making
Quit: only bakery in IA good lively
! rnlroud town. good business Price $500.
| J. y. Comstock, sentinel okla
/ SAWMlI.L FOR SALE-At your own
! price; any reasonable offer takes II. or
trade for rondster car: timber all cut:
min In good shape Chas Speaker.
Maud. okla. Route g.
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Read This!

n lDcrcaiH II man or woman IN Okln
houa who wunts 10 mike t7OO nul has
@i' 10 invest, como to u \. Dewey
FOR SALE lmlf interest In best locpt-
ed garage IN city; doing good business.
n Gray, "a North Broadway
NOTICE Wanted 10 cchAugc painting
nnd prperhunglng Tor Liberty bond.
furniture or anything OF value Maple
FOR SALE Restaurant. doing good busl-
ness. good reasons for selling, big bar
gain % n Dewey
FOR SALE Small groctry store; ai
first -c,uss goods; invoice about 500;
must be- cnsh. Phone Wal, a0;j.
FOR SALE Smnll bakery. plenty OF
business; $50 win handle or would
consider partner N-lS5, carc Times
~ YOU have ntle money To invest
with services. can offer bona fidc
proposition: | nn I'm the oil mud real cs-
tat" business md expect tO bc out of the
city most Of time; need some one In Of
ncc M Pope, Wat GG2i 3li-lG Hers
howtz Rldg
BUYER For hotels, roomiug houses, gro
ccrlos. restaurants. use our free pub
lC service. okla, business Information
lurcou Ask Mr.. Pope. Secy--hc probn-
NY knows. Suite 3li-l6, Herskowitz
bldg
FOR SALI-StOck of groceries and fix
lures at 2O9 South Broadway. city: win
Invoice about $500, also for Sulc one In
dian motorcycle. one Excelsior mutdrDy-
olr. one delivery wagon, scales aud other
store fixtures. IOr Information inquire
Eugene Millcr, 625 Insurance Bldg. city.
Walnut l32
FOR SALE Furniture store. good busi-
n"ss, one of the best locations In city;
other business k-l0, OklHhomhu.
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Buy From a
Responsible EIousc
Established 1915

gain.
MS, d-CylInlcr Buick touring ...... 500
1918, G-Cyludor Studohntcr roadster
never been used Ht a big discount
1916 Ford radiators, fl2 up. also 1917
radiator
Ford electric headlights. special N26
pair
New Spltdurff magnetic FOR Ford at
discount
See the Fisher ub-c1Hug no more
blowout they have to wear out
Al kinds of accessories, bargains I'm
used castings
Last, but not lcnst would YOU not
rnthcr buy n standard automobile thnt
is mechanically in good order for one
half the original price, than buy some
cheap new make Thiuk II over Every
automobile guaranteed us represented
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

FOR SALE Hand painted china and
plcturesi Christmas orders taken. NJ,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

DAMAGE CLAIMS adjusted and prose-
cutrd. insurance clnlTs and other de-
mhnds arising out OF contract enforced.
Notes and substantial accounts pur-
chased or payment enforced South
western Service Co. 53s Lee Bldg.
BUSINESS wanted. reasonable capital:
partner considered state business and
amount necessary Address B-13G care
tttluhptpuu
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

FOR sALE--Four little Buick slxes.
or trade for late model Fords Central
Garage. iai w. ist.
WE HAVE a large assortment OF used
cars at the right prices; II YOU are
looking for n bargain In a good used car,
see us first Auto Clearing House ~
Oklahoma Inc II West Main ST. Phone
Mamie S73t
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FARM RARGAINS-

Buy land from the owners I'm the foot.
hills OF the OLarks, 90 acres miles
from county scat town. ono mile off
graded road. about rs acres In CutiVn-
ton. balance timber, broom boxed house,
tar barn. good we'll idenl little home
and bargain. price $500; $500 cash, bal
anCe ten years \ percent
Eighty acres eight miles county seat
90 acres good bottom land, 40 acres up
land. bottom land now In cultivation, pro-
ducng good crops; on graded road, ad-
Joining school and church. on mail rout .
all kinds good range adjoining, price
$1,000 $500 cash. balance to suit pur-
chaser.
Forty acres river bottom land. i2 miles
county sent, good road out. 20 acres
In cultivation. balnnce tillable now in
timber J.room house. good well, good
orchard; one mile school: healthy loCa-
tion, ideal stock farm price $500 5000
cash, balance long time. j. Il. Pitts.
Wudron, Ark,
GOOD Arkansas mineral land for sale or
trade; Hight truck preferred j. n Pow
ell 423 North 3rd st, Arkansas city,
Kan.
LAND FOR SAFE In the irrigated Ar
k1usns valley Wheat averages rs
kushols per acre, seed crops f7b per acre.
sugar beets 500 per acre 4 great dairy
country two condcnsories Croamories
and cheese factories Money bringing
. aud percent interest Have two won
derful buys right now. l., r. Fenlason
Realty Co, Rocky Ford, Col.
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MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

~ ROOM apartment house. close iu
bringing $50, will trade for stock In
any reliable COMPANY, such Hs American
CLASS CaTket co or Home Refining stock
etc iO9 W lth
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BARGAINS
80 Acre Home, Near City

This small farm ls one OF the very
best SO-ncrc farms for sale near the city:
5-room house, barn. we'll. etc. family
orchnrd: all tlilablc. smooth aud prnc.
tically level; some creek bottom You
can't heat 1t for the price, $1,000 A s.
year loan las just been approved for 49,
500 balance cash Possession January
l. Ross 4. Thomas a Sons CO. SO0-lO
Ehmnhrm nllr
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COS tulcord
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK.

TEN SHARES OF Home Refining stock.
Sli per share; 10 shares Oklahoma
Lease Holding Co, $3.50 per share. j,
G. Kenurick. phone l76 harlow. Okla.
WILL. GIVE drilling contract on 90.
acte tract iu section S622-is east,
Rogers county, Oklahoma or 20 acres In
section sO-g2-iG east. Coffee county,
Kansas Ba1ter. National Bldg
100 INVESTORS with tio0 each wanted
TO develop SO-ACrc proven oil lease In
shallow field absolute ground floor basis,
must act quickly full Information freOs
Ji7 Colcord Bldg oklahoma City
/ HAVE three lead and zinc leases In
proven territory which viii sell outright
or In part TO parties who will develop;
leases drilled out IN lInconvllle, IS 900.
s. 600. $4,000. J. + Harris, Henry eta.
Okla
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To Ladies Who Wish
To Make Money

A lady having lngo lend and zinc in
vestmcuis win advise lady friends how
To mnkc nlnlnR Investments Best ol
banking ANA commercial references Ad-
drc5s B-I32, care Oklniomau
GROCERY, established years, 800 daily
cash snlos, no delivery. $50 rent. S27i
fixtures, stock invoices SO 600, viii re-
duce "a suit purchaser, owner tired out
cIHh only Crtcher T Harrison Ave
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

MOTORS AND GENERATORS repaired.
bought, sold work Guaranteed Phone
Walnut S3. Oklahoma Electric Co. Ok
lhomp CiW
CNNtREIE mixers. noHtug engines.
saw rigs, engines. Ciushprs. etc for
rem or Fnlc now or scrond hand VI. A
Browning nlIna Texas
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Louisiana.

FOR SALk-500- acre cotton plantation,
one fourth mile from railroad town,
church and schools: on gravel road; every
acre In cultivation; no waste land; 10
ycnrs terms. Price t37 so per acre ono
third cash. balance percent interest.
Write Il. d, Perkins, owner, Baton
Rouge La
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


FOR SALE-One OF tho best drug stores
IN Houston, Texas; paying and always
viii pny and possibility OF big increase
IN business; location one OF the best In
city; no trade II Interested address
Public DRUG Co. Houston, Texas
FOR SALE-Seven shares OF RctaIlcrs'
Fire Insurance Company stock. G. II.
Coe, Wyahdotte, okla.
FOR SALE-R, stalrant doing, good
business, Must leave. III health. Ar
dress Mrs. l., +. LewClling, New Wilson,
oklahoma
FOR SALE-The hest weekly paper in
Greek county Good .nid up list, good
patronage aud making money. Good
reasons for selling Send for copy of
papcr md fun particulars. Address {.
Cmnston, Shnmroch Okla.
FOR SALE Two chair barber shop in oil
town, Inquire Mary f. ChNvclller.
Gnrhor, Okla
MACHINE SHOP FOR SAEE - Best
equipped In Kansas city doing a good
business; fine Tor most any class OF man
ulncturing. +. q. Box $50 Kansas city,
Mo
TlR SNLEhSiN. pool room, fine
bar fixtures. wall Cnse etc; cheap rent;
leaving stntc OH account Of illness and
other business $3.50 stock of tnhaCcos
l,rsl 5000 gets IT, II, Hulscy Shawnee.
okla.
FOR SNLt,-Groccry. best location In
town WIN sell ouiirc stock nj cost
mud lupH" my two brick buildings each
..NNl feet iu connection An oppOrtu-
I'N of % lifetime Ia continue u business
which N18 taken wears uf honest doullugs
:" huili up Address k h, care Okla
huunu
HlNhEH suor for ~lr, three chnirs
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USE YOUR CHANCES! :!

Will sell limited amount Of
standard Petroleum stock at
{l26 n share. j / Bassctl 30S
llcrskOwilE bldg,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
Theater Equipment Wanted

Am In market for Que or two good ma
chimes, opera chairs and some other equip
ment must hc nrst-class and priced
right, might buy moving picture the
nter n priced u harmony with present
conditions Address HES, Okhhomau
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T. II, GiIliland Land Co.
3l6 trc Bldg

32u. ACRE lnrm. ~ miles southwest o.
Mungum okla wen improved. 10 cN.
change for 90. 30 or io-acre tract ucnr
oklahoma CITY ou mtcuirhnn nr railway
not over milos from city limits Land
mnrigngcd for $4,000 & percent interest
runs . years. Value of land 10000
Write or phone. Rnndol and PondeNtcr
Clinton. DLln
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Corn and Alfalfa Farm
Real Farm Bargain
Arkansas.

s2O ACRES Red River black land, cotton.
alfalfa, plantation 5is miles Bradley.
Ark, 500 crops this year; II houses: no
overflow. only $3.50. NJ. {. Wade. TEX
Arknnn. Ark