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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08
THE DAILY
SHORT STORY
Angela's Departure.
BY LOUISE OLIVER.
Copyright, 1917, by the Mcclure
Mnrmnnnnn,. GudinnhnN

Newspaper Sydicate.)
A NGELA had had most terrific
~ fight with Bobby, and as result
\ packed up all of her belongings,
including the pearls he had given her
for Christmas, and departed far dis.
tant, where sympathetic relatives
would be sure to call Bobby names
that would soothe her injured feelings.
The cook had heard the rumpus, and
seeing Mrs. Bobby pack had given mo-
tice. This gave the cue to the others,
from Sadie, the upstairs girl, to Adam,
the chauffeur, so they left bag and
baggage, and what Bobby was to do
when he came home that night--but
I'm getting ahead of my story
The general exodus had taken place
in the morning Angela, still furious
over the way things turned out
she had expected Bobby to give in as
he usually did and come up with the
price of two new evening dresses,
which she did not need-Angela, still
furious, had got as far as the Grand
Central station before she thought OF
Ali Bi, her new pet Persian cat, prob
ably asleep at that minute in the sun
parlor.
Bobby never had liked cats, and with
the girls gone the poor thing would
starye. She must go back immediate
". So she checked her belongings and
took a taxicab, but, rejecting that
luncheon in a hotel would be much
more attractive than on dining car,
oba drove tn the Colonial. There, as
she had expected, and more than half
hoped, she met few people whom she
knew-also Anne Forsythe, to whom
she told everything. Angela craVeu
sympathy!
a think it's shame" declared An
CELIA. that girls give up their liberty
and tie themselves down to one man,
and then have to get down on their
bended knees for every little atten'
ton. II more women had little spirit
there would be more equality in this
world and men wouldn't ride over them
roughshod." 49,, =,
thought Bobby was rather generous
that is" She didn't finish for
there was war in Angela's eye.
"Well-he isn't" she asseVerated.
Don't think It'll"
There were some things she wanted
to get after lunch. She was glad now
that she had decided to stay over a few
hours, for in the first heat of her wrath
she had forgotten her intended shop
ping. An hour or two more or less
wouldn't matter, and she could get the
cat any time before 6, when Bobby
So it was quite o'clock when she
drove I'D to her own curb and let her
self into the house. -,..
Ali Bi was not in the sun parior'
Having had no lunch, he had gone lot
aging. So Angela hunted him UP. But
n the buffers pantry she heard a voice
coming from the kitchen. It was irish ISM
"How many are you laying places LOT
THOMAS, at the party?"
"Mrs. Carter told me ten, Nora us
mighty hard findin' things in strange
house." ,.. .,
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solo; The West Virginia Institute, E.
E. Hale; quartet; 1.-THE Triple Life
Claude e. Towner; solo, Gertrude
Creel; "a Pageant of Progress"
The organization was perfected with
the election Of the following officers:
+ President, e. E. Hale; first vice pres
ident, Ward Downs; second vice presi'
dent, Bessie Preston; third vice presi'
dent, Francis Helmick; fourth vice
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Union Meeting Of
EpwOrth Leagues

Claude T. Towner, of Monongahela
Pa, will address the first union meet
ing of the Epworth League societies Of
this city to be held on Sunday, May 10,
in the Diamond Street NJ. E, church.
A recent organization of the various
Epworth League societies of the city
was perfected and this meeting will
be the first of a series Of union ser
vices to be held from time to time.
The following will be carried out at
the meeting on May 10:
Duet, Misses Dilgard and Herndon;
"The Big Drive" Verta Morgan; violin
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vii Entertain Society

The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Diamond Street NJ. E.
church will meet Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs, Reed at the parsonage.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Mission
airy society will be entertained at this
meeting. There will be no melting Of
the Home Missionary society this
week.
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A social meeting Of the Links class
of the Diamond Street NJ E. Sunday
school will be held this evening at
the church. An enjoyable evening is
anticipated by the young ladies.
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Bumstead's Worm Syrup

safe and sure Remedy for wSEmS
HtooS tha test for 80 years. IT NEyA y
PTSTs. 70 children Il - an anger u
!,a+cT. PTHHBINT TO TAKE. AO
aTnSHDEG, no PRYsIC NEEDED One
bottlO has killed 1a2 worms' Al oH"S
~. ana aos,orS, or oy malI-25c Dot
81. d. Il. VOORHEES,, NJ .. Pnha'' "a
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Aid Society

The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
NJ. P. church will meet Wednesday al.
ternoon at two o'clock at the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08

A business meeting of the W. C. T.
U. was held this afternoon in the
Diamond Street M. E. church.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. David Rogers, who has been
very Ill of grip, is improving.
Mrs. Florence Gray is recovering
from a few days illness.
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Attending conventlnon

Mrs. Cecil jenkins and Miss Vertie
Morgan left this morning for Parkers.
burg to attend the state convention
Of the NJ. E. Sunday schools.
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =
stitch and Chatter Club

Mrs. Bailey Thompson, Of Morgan.
town avenue, viii entertain the Stitch
and Chatter club on Thursday after
noon.
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we'll as polluted and should not be
used in contact with food or water.

HEALTH oUEsTIoNso ANSWERED
G. H. F.: "Is a hair tonic contain
ing sugar Of lead dangerous?"
Yes.
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Here From shInnstO

Mrs. L. E. oldaker, of shinnstc
was in this city yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08

president, Howard Louden; sectetdr
Verta Morgan; treasurer, Mary houilt
Hennen.
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Kar.Nak aids digestion.
Kar-Iak the liver
Kar.Nak regulates the bowels
KarNak strengthens the appetite
RaI.Nak banishes sick and nervous headaches
KarNak stomach and tonic KarNak geed o CIT
compounded from the wonderful
formula persons that suffering from ndigeoh bilious
ness headaches rheumatism liver ailments kidney trouble ne
ness epesness boang fact all rundown conditions Of the
stobch and should at to Mountain City Drug Cos
where special representative Chemical
He win be CAD explain it works Come in and Try tee ds
$LOO bottle your back the medicine fails % help
YOU
Go the Mountain Drug opposite Court House Or The M
Drug Co., Merchant st.
On sale at Warrington by the Prescription pharmacy
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BIG DIFFERENCE
IN CONDITION OF
w. D. NORRIS
Gives Kar-Nak Credit For His Relief.

Gentemen- had kidney trouble very bad for long
had severe pains suffered with stomach trouble
Indigestion have taken bottle Of Karak and it has taken
All Of the pains in my back my kidney trouble IS gone S
much better my indigestion has been relieved the
RarNak W. D. MORRISON
GA State Street. Eairtnont ". w.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Rcasonable In lot, brnnd new
furniture for fve.room house; may be
seen at Nichols Transfer \ Storage Co.
Call owner Mrs. T.. o. Jeffries Mussellen
hotel, Jennings, Okla
FOR sALE-White reed baby carriage; good
MS new; win sell cheap. Cai al 20
South Morales Telephone loa5.
FOR SALE-rcnpiec dining room suite
mahogany, used two months, $3.50 Phone
f6s5
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HOUSES EOR RENT.

FOR RENT Beautiful home, seven rooms
aud servants quarters close in, south
side, rent reasonable, providing you viii buy
the furniture, all high'class and in fact
polntment to investigate this opportunity. no
Information given over phone. CAL More
head. $3.50
FOR RENT-Juy and August. Sl2j, fur.
nished house, Chicago, j474 Greenwood
avenue near parks, lake and university
shady yard; janitor care. Address L. B y.
FOR RENT Modern new bungalow, i've
Tooms, bath, sleeping porch, hardwood
ilnors, east front and garage 500. Fhohe
296. B. r Pettus.
WANTED TO RENT Eight or ninoroom
furnished house, south side, good refer
enees, pay good rent Phone 27:3
FOR RENT Five room house SIS. 7room
house, Sji; Broom house, SIS. room,
SIS. Phone 467O29lSJ
FOR RENT New 5.room house with base
ment, on north side ready TO occupy by
FOR RENT-One Groom house. Can at
Price Grocery, between Lewis and Grant.
Kendall
FOR RENT Eirht.room house II you buy
the furniture, bargain II taken soon. best
Of references required. 223 West Third.
FOR RENT -Fourroom house, nicely fur
nlshed $40. zoos East Fifth Phone
2l7l Reference required, no children.
FOR RENT Fiveroom house unfurnishf d .
Phone 24jS-J.
FOR kENT-Fiye.room house, garage. Phone
GUI0
FOR RENT-Larre Groom house. W Fox.
1900 East Tenth
FOR RENT Half Of double house: modern /:
close in. Phone 59l4
FOR RENT-SiN room furnished cottage.
Phone llG9 to u. m, TO p. IN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS

SEEDS FOR SALt- lmpTooyird SSqnaY corn
cross I''M.," ,nr "'s W N.Y. ~,,' Wv :" W. 49, ''.'
o"s'n,a, ,,tar tb,, lima '"S c2rn
or Et" ,inrtinr ~, are planting this same
lima NJ rorn now. prir, 81 per lushcl
{ o. b Bliss Miller brothers. iOl Ranch,
VlisS Okla
REPRESENTATIVE Tor a well-kuown- Fifth
Avenue. New YorN, jcwclry house is here
70 make purchase Of complete collection
OF old and modern lcwclry diamonds preci-
Gus stones aud antiques; liberal cash allow
ance6 made ON hish class Nauah'o articles
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/ 'iiE'kN N tkS' r. 5, 20 N,a' @
hle ana Qu'gNeN n''"uS' eNa,t l, a,houn' .,
n.oW, t, s rs,,S """ ,,,';c", .,,s ','i
.',"or,li ',., I' ',i.r s, ,rbrig machines rbr,i,'
r,I,ior rn,onstrat,on Tinker ia
| West Third Phone Ao3
/ NOTICE r, tbr contractors Of Tulsa and
vicinity. ON and after July -, 1917. the
/ scale OF wages tor hosting and portable
/ engineers will be - cents per hour William
/ you kothcn secretary
/ FOR SALE One G>3o she'll gasoline tank
/ one 6Nl5 shell gasoline tank; two 100
!
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

oAfAbLE ana eApe'.gnced young man boo.
#, 'espo, N"Hu pos'llon WIN sI, demap's i,n n,
ia gsue,ai ofGca nr cin,t,,i ,nrL ,,cn d, ri
I ma Inn ci,bt v,sr. cs,, e,va h.st N, ,s,.r
| ences incl9dinx iofuer .nployrr, GO25
| care World
| WANTED Mtdle.nged woman capable an,
| ~ gooJ fau,ily vyisL.. tInre a. hons.
| kccper, prefer flll charge Ia widower's OF
{ bnrIelor's 4 home rlub or for rDuple en-
| ploycd would lake place as cook refer
/ cnces exchanged Address box %. NolI
Mo.
| NANTFb. Position a. private secretary by
stenogrhphcr Of ten years experience and
good executive ability salary Sl2j, with
opportunity Tor Advancement Address MISS
wilma Louise 'Htr 1917 Linwood bou!e
yard kansas ''ty Mo.
AO'oLNIANI systemntner and auditor
now 'mplo}'d, wishes position ~ Iulsa
ar oh"homa 'iy have had technical ana
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

WANTED-A manager for factory for u
man Of executive ability this position
carries full management Of home otlice,
which will be In Tulsa, Okla, TINS ad -
intended to rcach real man OF sterling
qualities. "a man that can measure up to
these qualifications IN full, to this man 1t
will be necessary 10 invest from $1,000 TO
LOO. Of which he will have absolute
charge himself 25 per cent OF investment
guaranteed IN sixty days my proposition
will bear closest investigation, II you think
you are the man for this place and can
qualify writ- me for interview. Address
COOS, care Tulsa World
TRI STEE SALE New and second hand
furniture and hardware stock, invoice
about S.. 500. mostly new goods, no dead
stock goods bought under present market ;
- per cent made ON purchase, good town
( 600 people, county site good farming
country some cattle. reason for selling. part
ners cannot agree. sell for highest bidder
for cash ON May 10 at . O. clock p. N.
Address j. W Green, trustee or Bonds
Tucker. owners, lloldcnvine, Okla.
FOR SALE-l.ot in fiGo residence section,
paved streets, gas water and sewer will
double in value In short time, 500 one
fourth cash Let MS show you this. IruSly
Realty phone 152s
FOR SALE-Stock OF general merchandise
in good live town, will trade for property
In Tulsa or Oklahoma City, stock invoices
Sl2 900. reason for leaving. i'll health. Ad'
dress box G6o6, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
OIL WELL SUPPLIES.

MORE STEEL TANK FOR SALE-One 72
fe,t long feet diameter. y inch steel,
working pr,ssue $50 pounds, ; l.j0O I. O. b.
ears at point of shipment original cost
So 500; one located in Pennsylvania, Go
feet long g Y feet diameter. y inch steel,
working pressure l50 pounds rate quoted
10 Tulsa SAC. price $1,000 ( O. b. point Of
shipment. original cost 50 900. J. A. Park
inson, 1910 Commerce building Phone Main
4256 Kansas City, Mo.
ATTENTION. oil Men We have for sale 100.
600 feet OF 2-inch line; also 20 900 feet
of 3.iuch line pipe, as good as new; all
other sizes; also six steam engines. Al con.
dition. and lot OF drilling tools two drilling
machines one 6x30 gasoline tank; also one
6xl6. four 1O0.barrel Maloney steel tanks.
Midwest Supply company, Boulder and
Cameron. Phone 42os.
17L H. =. cylinder American Dr,I cll
encinc; also gas engines and electric mo.
tors. let MS know your wants, we may have
it, Address W. 4. Osborn Company, Kan
sas CITY. Mo.
FOR SALE-One l5.HP st Mary's gas
engine; throttling governor; used three
years: load increased beyond capacity. Ma
chinies Electric Co. Topeka. Kan.
BOIl Err for sale; large self-contained loco
motive fire box; boiler in good condition.
Inquire of Edward Jones, 30 Elm St,
Leavcnworth, Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
UNFINISHED ROOMS roR nr>r

FOR RENT T-One unfurnishcd room at 2l7
North Frisco. For information inquire SIP
West Cameron
TWO unfurnished rooms no children Phone
22cO. . North Yorktown
FOR .-Unfurnshed room. lI34 South
Elgiu street.
THREE uufurnishcd rooms Apply North
NIrthus or phone 1869 r.
TWO Infurnished rooms. llS North
Phoenix
TWO unfrrnshed rooms for rent close, in.
rs South Boulder
NICE mfurnishcd room. 100 North
Phoenix
NEW unfurnished rooms, single or as you
like them. 100 North Phoenix
TWO nicely unfurnished rooms. Phone 3O16
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

ONE Dodge touring car. one Studebak - :
roadster, one II series Studebakeis {.
cylinder, touring. one series II. d'cylinder.
Stud"baker touring. one Icylnder 1916 T.
passenger touring; all extra good terms.
Welsh McNulty Motor company, Boulder al
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FURNISHED ROOMS Fon RENT.

FOR RENT Furnished front bedroom. close
IA ON cur line. CaI $40 South Elgin.
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WANTtD-Good reliable man as partner in
my business, will sacrifice half 10 night
party for $500 who can produce good refer
euces. w. II. Jensen, 80 North Main 81.
FOR SALE-Good paying business on Main
street. good lease, cheap rent, 81 500 cash
will handle this. Address Box $50, care
World
HAVE 1000 acres 23-lg. want drilled for
interest shallow and good looking. Chas.
H. Phillips, Okmugee.
ing money: small capital will handle {;
GOOD patent for sale worth 10000; will
sell cheap or part trade; what have your
Milo Davis, Gen Del, Tulsa, Okla.
Highest prices puid for mems second hand
clothing and shoes. Commercial Loan Co.,
. Fast First.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Bargain restsu'
rant and rooming house; all or half inter
est. l19i2 North Main.
FOR Restaurant and rooming house,
clearing $50 month, live oil town, price
$500 Address Box 2Si, Avant, Okla.
ALL kinds OF hair work done; switches
made; dandruff cured. Mrs. Florence
Wagner. Phone 1922.
MANHATTAN cafe for sale in Sand Springs,
located on Main street.
HOUSE DRESSES 81. New York Store,
2I3 East Third
-FOUR pair mems hose 81 New York
Store 2i3 East Third
WHITE wash skirts 81 New York Store.
2l2 East Third.
FOR SALE-Sct OF drug fixtures and small
soda fountain. Phone 5636.
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES

WANTED-Furnished house by refined busi.
ness couple by June / 6 or more rooms
on south side: will pay months in ad-
vance Phone 4042.
WANTED-ro rent 10 or 12room house
by June l or Is: can furnish good refer
ences. Phone 575l-R.
WANTED--A furnished house, five. six or
seven rooms. south side. children. Ad-
dress Box 6674. care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
MONEY rO LOAN.

MONEY to loan-Straight leans on Tulsa
residence property; also on improved
farms; can take second mortgage on farms
quick action. John Rainey. 2O3 Ohio BLDG.
Phone 6lsO
MONEY on hand. 500. 600 private money to
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands
no DELAY: best rates and terms T.. A. Lilly
2lI.2l2 Texas Bldg, Phone SAL
MONEY TO LOAN-Real estate chattsls, fur.
niture. pianos. Botkin Sample Co. room
3. Roston Bldg Phone 4
MONEY TO LOAN - $3.50 $3.50. $1,000
$4,000 and 5000 on good real estate
n. 7. Petus Phone 900.
MONEY to loan ON furniture in homes or
storage; consult me for diamond loans
200 New suit Bldg Phone 55ag
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
IPDlOIl@ A5S7

ONE Dodge touring car. one Studcbak y.
roadster one II series Studebakel &
cylinder touring. one series II, 6'cylindcr
Stud"baker touring, one 4cylinder 1916 4
passenger touring; all extra good terms.
Welsh 'McNulty Motor company, Boulder al
Seventh
WILL trade for Tulsa real estate, one Olds
q; one Pullman touring car; one Overland
roadster, three Dodge rOadsters; two Dodge
touring cars, one Ford touring car: one
Franklin 6: one Chalmers 80. and several
others: terms. Eclipse Auto Sales com
pany 2l7 West Second.
ONE new Pullman touring car; one 1911
Ford; two 1916 fords; one Chalmers
80: one Buick one Buick g. one Au.
burn, $3.50; two Dodge touring cars; One
Dodge roadster; one Franklin q. Eclipse
Auto Sales company. PIT West Second
ATTENTION.
We are in position to sell automobiles
on time basis; from one month to five years
time given. Write or call for details. City
Auto Sales company 1901 South Main.
Tulsa. Okla.
FOR SALE-Oue 1916 Chandler. 5.passen.
ger touring car, cheap: also ipdss"nger
IGd son TO trade for light 5passcnger ear.
q. X. auto Repair, 10 South Elsin. Phone
2Gj6
FOR SALE-One 1916 Ford roadster, Al;
two Ford touring cars, two 25 Buick
touring cars. Auto Clearing & sales Co..
2O7 North Main
FOR SALE-Set of 3ON3 and 3Ox31s new
FieStonc castings, 33 / 3 per cent OF for
cash. Sec II. q Brazicr, 2l7 South Boston,
Phone 1898.
FOR SALE. NJ. +. 80, car good running
condition. just rebuilt good tires; new
gearing. Sl3j: come drive 1t home. Box
sos Beggs.
FOR SALE-I9l6 3.speed motor cycle: also
side care; price right. 81 First Main ST.
Phone A..
FOR SALE-By owner, one Ford delivery
car at bargain, Just been overhauled
Gail at rear Of "a West Second
FOR SALE-Dodl" roadster: in fine run
ming order. Phone 1929, or call r. Lin
ton, Joplin, Mo
WANTFD-To buy. Dodge car; don't caro-
about condition but must be cheap. Ad
dress Box 6G56 care World
FOR SALE-19l7 Ford roadster, just like
new. Southwestern Garage, 2ll North
FOR SALE-Late 1916 Ford touring car;
good as new See ii. G.. Brazier, III South
BOSTON. Phone 1898
FOR sALE-one 1917 Jeffery big six, used
but short time in fine shape, 7passenger
touring Call Phone 5sl.
FOR SALE-Dodge touring car, 1917 model
good as new; also portable garage Phone
FOR SALE OR TRADE-On easy terms.
roadster car; will trade for motorcycle
or light car. Phone GIG, call for Foster
FOR SALE-By owner, 1916 Maxwell five.
passenger car Phone j75s. s24 East
seventh
FOR SALE or trade-191i Krit touring
good running condition, good tires 2ll
North Main street Phone 333.
FOR SALE-l917 Studebakcr six touring
car, two extra tires seat covers. standard
cut-odt; at q sacrifice. Phone 2523
FOR SALE-l91G light six Buick roadster;
good condition; $3.50 cash Phone 3iIs.
FOR RENT - Private garage. 42l West
Sixth Phone $50.
WANTED-To rent private garage for Ford
auto Address p o Box III.
FOR SALE-Five' passenger Maxwell. a bar.
gain. C. j. Allen 6l9 South Boston
FOR RENT-Modern garage. GIL South
Elwood
FOR SALE 1917 Hupmobile roadster,
Phone 721.
BARGAlN-Dodge roadster, good condition
cash SIl5. Phone 57O5-J.
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DRIrSSMAkERS

SEWING OF all kinds Mrs Nell Wells,
room 10. Culbertson building. Phone
1910
SEWING Of all kinds; prices reasonable; /;
work guaranteed. Mrs Parnell 1914
South Denver Phone 27s7.
EIINOR dressmaker and maker OF gowns,
sos North Boulder second floor. Phone
AOll r.
SEWING OF all kinds. dresses, suits and
blouses specially; work guaranteed.
Phone 6oQ3.
URSCHTf1., 4l0 West BRADY street. makes
new sewing machines out OF old ones
Phone 39A2
LADIES and gentlemen's suits cleaned and
pressed 75c. Phone lis2. American
Cleaning Co.
uEMSTtrCHlNG and picot edgiug III lne
SIT
DRESSMAkER experienced will sew ont by
the day. 50i South Boston.
SEWING and drrssmakng Mrs. NJ. Buzeard.
9l7 Robinson Arcade.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WAITED Furnished apartment completely
cuuippcd for housekeeping. with room
for maid answer giving details, prices, etc. :
references exchanged. Address Box 6G53.
care World
WANTED-Three or fourroo furnished
apartment or five.room furnished cottage,
close in Address 665s care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

quarantine steers 81 5O@0 80. primo south
crn beef steers ssp / 30. beet cows and
heifers Si25N9. primo ycnrling steers and
heifcrs 81 80 10, native calves t60r ~ 50.
SHEEP Icccipts $50 head market ijc
10 zoe higher. ewes 81 iOm g. Oj. yearhng,
&IIMln 90. clippnl InmLa AllnL ID 30.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18

FORT WORTH. Tcsa, May - noes -
Receipts . 900 head markets generally
stendy lonvy sl5g0N 1893.
CATTLE Noconu $500 head, market
steady hn,yr, S- 5ubs / ! %
SHEEP Receipts @ 800 head. market
-lronE ID -. hlshnr- Nmb. NIlnIs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WyamOedl Five Wfs0ricO
Agem0s amG AdIwS0OrS

4 reliable party that would take an IN
terest in home company with sl'OOO IN
cash, or note with real estate security Tor
his amount. can secure place worth ~ 1900
to 5 500 per year For particulars address
room 70s, Campbell building, Oklahoma City