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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-01-10
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
ELECTS new CASHIER
l.. Thurman Phillips Elected Cashier
Succeeding Cashier Robertson,
Who Is Elected To More Respon-
Sib.e Position.

Following the election of direc
tors at the stockholders meeting of
The Farmers and Merchants National
sank yesterday, the directors met
yesterday afternoon shortly after
three o'clock for the purpose of or
ganizing. Former Senator William
r. App!egarth was reelected presi-
dent; MI. Milford Nathan was re-
elected vice-president, and Cashier
James NJ. Robertson was elected
member of the Advisory Council, OF
the Executive Committee, and an
honorary member of the Board OF
Directors, and MIR. L. Thurman Phil
lips was elected cashier to succeed
him.
1t has been rumored on the streets
for several days that a change was
impending at the bank, but it has
.oeen impossible to get a statement
from any of the directors, all inqui-
riers being told to wait until the an
nual meeung. From these directors
it was learned that the sentiment of
the Board was that the business of
the bank had increased to such an
extent that the work of handling the
larger problems of credits, develop
ment of old and new business, extern
sion of the banks interests in varied
lines, taken in connection with the
detail work OF the cashiers position,
was too much for one man to handle,
and that it was asking too much OF
Mr.. Robertson, who had been con-
nected with the bank since it started
IN business, to expect him to handle
all of these matters, and, in conSe-
quence Of this fact, it was determin-
ed to advance him to position
where he would be able to devote the
greater portion of his time to the
development and extension of the
banks business in the community.
The members of the Board are
said to have felt that his long con-
nection with the bank, his personal
popularity with the general public,
his many years Of experience in fl
nancial matters, peculiarly fitted him
for the position which was being
created for him, it being their idea
that a man who could be in a posi-
tion to give greater attention to the
inside affairs of bank than is the
average bank man, who is called up
ON to wait upon the counter, to
handle paper and hundreds of other
matters of detail during the day,
would fill an actual need that is rec
ognized. in practically all banking in
situations. Such a man is able to
give better thought to bank invest
ments, credits, new business, etc.,
and is in a position to more compe-
tently advise with the directors of
the institution. =.
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Retiring cashier of Farmers and
Merchants National Bank
of this city.
The many friends of Mr.. Robert
son will be glad. to- learn that he will
be in this position. where he can
render such valuable service to the,
bank. He is probably one of the
best known men in Dorchester coun-
~ today. While native of Wicomi-
CO county, having been born near
what is now known as Mardela
Springs, then known as Barren
Creek Springs, he removed to Wen
ma in 1866, where he stayed for a
few months, but returned in 1868,
and has since that time resided in
the county. He was for many years
a contractor and builder in Vienna,
during which time he held a number
of offices, all of which he filled efi-
He was made a Justice of
40 5ace in 1878, was elected Coun-
ty Surveyor in 1876 and held the
Office for three terms. He was cleo
ted a member of the Maryland Legis-
lature in 1885, serving in the session
of 1885. He was appointed a School
Commissioner for the county, by the
late Judge Charles =. Goldsborough,
in 1892, succeeding the late DIR.
Robert J. Price, of Vienna.
In 1894 he was elected County
Treasurer by the County Commits
sioners of the county, holding the po-
sition until January 1, 1900. Dur
ing the five and half years that he
filled this position the office. was fav-
orably known all over the Eastern
Shore for the efficient manner. in
which it was conducted. The work
at that time was done, by two men,
Mr.. Robertson and the late William
C. Anderson, with some clerical help
for few weeks at the time of max.
ing the annual levy.
Mr.. Robertson was appointed as
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{. W. Ruff

Mr.. C. w. Ruff, a well-known far
mer, died at his home near Williams
burg last night at ten minutes after
ten o'clock, as the result of illness
from Bright's disease, aged fifty
eight years. He is survived by his
wife, who, before her marriage, was
a Miss Klauser, of Philadelphia, and
five children, George, Mary, Albert,
Ernest and Hilda.
Mr.. Ruff had Deen living near Fed
eralsburg for the past twenty-four
years, having been born at Preston.
He was very popular, having be-
friended many of those who lived in
his vicinity. =,
The funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon, at two O'Clock, at
fredericksburg M. E.. Church, with in
terment in the fredericksburg Gene
tery y - -
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Mr.. Phillips is one of the most
popular young men in the county land
has often been asked to run for pub
lie office, but has always declined.
He is superintendent of Zion Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday School, the
largest Sunday School in Cambridge
He has hosts of friends in Cam
bridge and all over the county who
will be delighted to hear Of his ad-
vancement, and who will deem the
Farmers and Merchants Bank very
fortunate in being able to secure his
services.
The directors also yesterday cleo
ted Mr.. Ray J. Slacum assistant
cashier and book-keeper; Mr.. Scott
Meekins, teller, and Miss Irma
Spear, stenographer.
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CHURCH LOCALS.

The Baraca Helpers Bible Class
will hold business meeting. tomor-
row Thursday night, at 1880. in
the class room. Election of officers.
After the meeting. supper viii. be
served in the lecture room of the
church. All members urged to be
present.-AdY. -" = - 20. =
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Be sure to buy tickets for the
musicale which will be given, at the
Parish House by the pupils of the
Cambridge High. School, on Thurs
day evening, Jan. II, at 7.30. These
musicales never fail to please, for in
our schools is to be found the very
best talent in Cambridge. The High
School Orchestra will. play.-Ady.
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Converted Hindoo to Give Lecture.

Converted Hmdoo to Give Lectures
-, Rev. Henry Horton the converted
High Caste Hindoo, a native of In
dia, who tells the story of how rhe
was converted from idol worship and
the heather customs of his yownSpeo-
pie, will lecture at. the Apostolic
Holiness Church here Friday, Jan.
-, at p. M, and atsthe Salvation
Army Hall Saturday, JAM 10, at 8
o'clock p. m. Rev. Horton is spirp
filed, consecrated man, and you val
enjoy listening to his pathetic story.
He gives lectures in his native cos,
tune and sings oriental songs. Be
sure and hear him. Everybody wei
cOme-Ady 1O-2t:
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PUBLIC SALE.

The personal property: belonging
to Gleatus Gaul will be sold at pub,
lie sale Saturday, Jan. 13,. at 1 pm,
at his home, corner West End ave-
nue. and Church street, consisting OF
Bedroom and dinifiEoom furniture.
2 cook stoves, and 8 heaters.-Adv.
1-1Q-3t. -. ILc 8
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting for election of
Directors of the Eureka Life lnsur-
ance Company, of Baltimore, Nd,
will be held at the Home Oiticsf of
the Company, at Baltimore, Nd, on
Tuesday February IS, 1917, at noon.
j. P. SAMSON,
Adv 1-10-3t. o.a.w. Secretary,
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WAGES RAISED
Sharptown Shipyard Advances Wa
ges Of Employees.

The Sharptown Marine Railway
Company has advanced the wages of
it's carpenters Is cents day. A
similar advance was made few
months ago, making general ad-
vance of rs per cent. within a year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

TO SELL your household goods. call
Cornish Furniture Co Maple i6
IF It's for sale, Just phone Wal 1854
and got more. O h Auction Co.
We ARE anxious TO buy your used fur
store, 22G-s w Grand Maple 90
FOR SALE-lllgh grade furniture NJ =
room bungalow, good as new, must be
sold ~ once 32ij CHsscr boulevard
| EANlNG town: selling every thing In
seven-room house very cheap must he
told this week. 920 West l2th
FOR SALE 10 rooms of furniture, G
bedrooms, purlor. living room. dining
room and Kitchen. practically new in
Guiding dishes. COOK vessels pillows.
quilts Rnd hlHnkets: IN for $3.50 cash.
house viii De- for rcut. strictly modern
Wal GgOO-I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
LOST AND FOUND

STRAYED OR STOLEN -From 22OG west
l4th street. large English Setter bird
dog Black and white spotted tan mark.
iugs around eyes WIN pay suitable re-
ward fnr recovery of same Phone wal
nut 1853 Jess Garrett
LOST I'm down town Grucu gold wrist
watch r. n *, engraved ON back
Phone Wal 2g72
LOST Eighth aud Hudson. ladies' hand
bag contents. money, Rdies watch aud
fob Reward Walnut 9ol
LOST amber aud pearl ear screw
between terminal station and Red Cross
headquarters Monday afternoon Finder
phone W 1852
Los Z -- Cameo brooch saturday night.
gift from mother fuder please return
20 Npnrh Ofuyc ONpnomun Wrsmll 81.
reward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

LADY wishes to share furnished 1--we
room bungalow tu couple without
children Maple 1850 ur Walnut i5i
MODERN nvc-room furnished flat, two
blocks nom Terminal; one half block
rom courthouse; adults. Maple lanl
FIVE. ROOM house. modern. well mr.
ulshcd. fl1 lll West SIN Florence
UeuslcN
t.WOOM modern house, furnished nicely.
TO adults t2Iun lnly " gilh
NICELY furnished n.Iuum apartment. 500
| block West lNlh. adults only. rri.
Maple N'n.r
FURNISHED Tint for rent CpYy, we'll
furnished i.rouw apartment. Epp clcc-
tUCitN, telephone. walking distance,
i32 30 9o0 West Park
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
After the HOLIDAYS

Many girls employed temporarily
Tor the rush season have already, Or
soon. Will he laid or These tenn
porHrv positions mean I'm almost
every case, unusually hard work with
nothing I'm prospect but q lay or
when the rush is over
why not consider employ mrut with
the southwestern Bcl Telephone
company In husincss that offers
permanent positions with many op-
pOrtuuities for advancement n has
many positions that competent ana
ambitious gUl can work MP TO I'm
short time, aud that pay good snlar-
les II furnishes comfortable.
healthy well-hcutcd. and wcll-ycn-
illHtrd place 20 work II also has
wcll-turnishcd rest room for ils cm-
ploNus, aud maintains Iis own Ip..
,Rursut whore the hest of food les
served ~ cost
Think n over mud come ~ scr
Mrs ll.ll Room POS Telephone
building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-A Whly ur Dolor,d girl 70
look after 2'a-yeh -o'd child Wal 1907
"a " 18Th
WANTED Experienced rolored girl for
general houscwork .ll W 18Th Wal
l726
ilOtfSEkEEPTR wanted. prefer one who
h neat scamstrrsf Wal 3'il
WANTED Nouug bad, lpi clerical work,
also one for Bookkeeping department
Item biscuit COMPANY
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Buckskin purse, iu east part OF
city, containing F3b liberal reward
Can W 7AsO
Monday afternoon. cameo brooch
with seed pearls on outer edge. finder
please phone Wal i3l5; reward
LOST SUNDAY evening cameo pin Re
ward. NJ 1906
LOST-Nhte English bulldog screw
tail, uudefshot mouth urlndlc spot
over leit eye. $500 reward Wal 3Ol
LOST-Onc gold cnr-screw. Return 1905
state Natl Bank HlE Miss Tnlman
FOUND Black mub.y COW. October
Route q, Box 80, Oklahoma CiB. B
Lew Alien.
LOST-IHir OF eye glasses CHll branch
Office OklahomRu, Westfnlrs Reward
From 2l19 ". 18th, white An
CORA cat. one blue and gray eye. Find
or please call Wal t2s6-J
$40 REWARD
For return to &. q. Andrews. i4O5 W.
IAN, Wal 1861. mpdium-Ei2ed Irish setter
dog Answers 10 name " King
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
HOTEL DIRECTORY

EMPIRE, 226 3 Broadway-New man
rooms, SOC 10 800. weekly rates. 81 TO
lJbO; best Accommoda lions for the
money
THE MARQUETTE HOTEL. overlooking
court house park rooms 81 90 up per
week. with bath 81 up per week; first
class porter service, owner ~ building
manager Grand aud Dewey Walnut 3t27
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
FEMALE HELP WANTED

Y W c. A. for positions M bookkoepers.
stenOgrnphcrs, snleswmuen, nurses,
maids, ctc 2]o Terminal arcade. Maple
~ Hours Q TO
GIRLS TO work In flat work department
Dlnks Parrish Laundry Broadway
Circle
WANTED Dining room girl; prefer one
to work for husbnnd'H room aud board.
ll6 W Reno Mrs Emit
WANTED Ry business firms and hank
crs to begin work soon. Hteuugrnphcrs.
hookkcepers, lypSts, multlgrapherH.
mptometriFt and salesman salary $50
to 80 per month. now is the time to
lcarT TO postpone preparation means
handing the position 90 someone else;
better write for large, free catalog to-
day. Capital city Busness college
WANTED Experienced lady stenogrnph-
er; must be well educated and agree
able and willing to work, permanent po-
slion; good salary TO right party ",
care Oklahoman
WANTED WOMEN cooks. chamber
maids, waitress, house maids book
keepers stenogrsphers, typists and girls
for clerical and general office work state
Free Employment Bur 'au, 2i6 Culbertson
bldg,
WANTED-R Refined white girl to take
care OF twin girls In n new home, do
not apply unless you have experience
Phone Walnut tit0
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

NICELY furnished room and board At 1921
Roadway Maple 1896
VERY bESlRABLE nont room with
board Csll 922 North Robinson; ref
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

blackberry and dewber-
~ plants; write for prices Ross Fruit
Farm. Durant. okla
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OFFICES AND STORE ROOMS
FOR RENT.

STORERONM 2jylu. with basement ms
N Broadway can wal 1914 after
\ m,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
KoDAKS, FILMS AND FINISHING

YOUR KODAK FILMS developed 1Oc
roll, prints up to 2i4Mia, Be. larger
sizes In proportion, quick service West
mll Drug store Oklahoma city
FREE KODAK developing; prints, Sc
each. Write Tor circulars and sam
pies, Oklahoma Film Finishing CO. hoy
w Main. Oklahoma City
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MALE HELP WANTED.
wANTED-Tsilor. l29 W Main Finl
Avenue Clothing shop.

4
wANTED-Tsilor. l29 W Main Finh
Avenue Clothing shop.
WANTED p-Men and ladies' to learn bar
Der trade: special low tuition positions
guaranteed; free catalogue. pklhhoma
| City Barber College, 100 " California.
| Harry Kuns. Mgr
! LEARN BOOKKEEPING Higher ac-
! counting, auditing Private lessons aud
| instruction by mail For Information call
| at office az write PROT j r. Bates, 200
Weaver Bdg Oklahoma city
| PRINTER WANTED - Who docs all
around work including feeding rylin-
der press Give particulars Uagus de
sired Position open now. News,
Mounds, Okla.
FARMERS. ATTENTION
Farmers IN Oklahoma will soon he In
Wnut Of farm hands, tenants, ,ctc n
YOU want TO work on farm Ht good wages.
rent or lease from fHrm"rr In oklahoma,
write the State Free Employment Bureau,
els Culhortson Hldg i W Na.dcq supt
MEN Oklahoma Barhcr College, under
new management; special low tuition
Tor 30 days. CstHlOg mailed free Harry
kuuS. l0i w. California Ave. Oklahoma
city, Okla
WANTED-Tvo young men 10 act "a
news agents ou Frisco: good rhanc"
for advancement Apply Fred Harvey
22' $ RroadvaN
SHOEMAKER WANTED - For repair
work. wire my expense W J. An
dcrson Frederick. okla
WANTED Young man under - for
bookkeeping department Item biscuit
Company
HAVE opening FOR ucnl-uppommg Young
man. f. tu 49, who DESIRES 10 learn
salcsmaushlp tu gents furnishing goods
store, apply I'm person Eonl Clothing
Co. lp3 West Main 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
CATTLE AND STOCK
POULTRY AND PETS

UNCLE SAM SAYS kin the rats. conserve
food Buy registered fox terriers, good
pets Brluc's kennel farm, r. II, 9, Ok
mhoma CITY Enclose stamp for reply
OKLAHOMA Egg Farm. r. Z. OklN
hOmH CITY, must change location: go
thoroughbred White LcEhOrn hens 30
sell. tl25 each Four blocks east stop g
on Norman line
ONE pair black and tan hound pups.
or s mo old write for prices ana
description, Orby llayhurst Tryon. okla.
BARGAIN
Filty iull-bloud brown lcRhorn lay
ing hens and cOckcrcls, 81 pO each or
Sl.oO dozen Wal 7H 1l9 W ilth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
UNFINISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Phone PIX SO

Moving, packing, storing and shipping
q, h. TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.
LET Us handle your rental business
WORKMAN & CO.
200 W Main st Phone W 27
THE \ a. BOND RENTAL COMPANY
n rs NORTH ROBINSON AVENUE.
PHONE WALNUT TO-
Rentals, collections of rent and care
taking Of property
WANTED To rent by january t. or
rooms, unfuruished, modern home,
north part Of ciE can Maple l5l6-R
FOR RENT january L. modern lower
apartment; sN-rOoms and bath, dcslr-
able location; close In. $50 Uo References
required Maple 26ta
FOR RENT 6-room house aud about lo.
acres. NoI1 addition. Phone W 1901
FOR Rent Fivc-room bungalow. gar
age; no children ma n Francis K
Alex Wclls l2o'S W Main
THREE BRAND NrAv sleeping rooms,
and two sleeping pbrches south mud
front at itO7'4 West Let
TWO ROOM apartment modern closet
and sink In Kitchen. light ga, water
Hnd. garbage service furnished, walking
distance. Wal 6b'2
NEW fvc-room modern lower apartment
garage, garden. 32i T. IN can 60i
y lth Phone W 3NO3.I
MODERN brick apartment. six rooms
and bath 23oil West Tenth Phone
3lt6
FOuE-ROOM cottage FOR rent TO adults.
Inquire $40 West loW
FOR RENT ski room modern house. ll5
West 18th Walnut 43t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
PRIVATE MONEY

IN loan Uu improved real estate, reason
able rates, mo- delay; building association
monthly payment loans also.
JAMES CHENOWETH
yl5 American Narl Bank Walnut cost.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

CASH ppd for ladies' and gcutlemen's
secondhand clothing W. $500.
j. g. pEENEY paws highest prices for
mems cHsi-on suits, shoes and over
coats Cull Walnut 94 or We viii cali
McEUEN pay highest prices for mems
suits, Uyercuats and shoes. Phone Wal.
lii7 or | wall call
DIAMOND wanted Tor cash. from I IN 3
,auds must ho Do bargain. girc size.
color and price W f. Shattuck Nor
man. Okln
rECANS wanted. highest cash prices
paid Quality Produce CO.. ale y Hud-
son Phone Wal 1869
WILL rAN CASH tor live gallon glass
water bottles IT,. care OklRhomon
WNNTEp. Wood .ppsoucd. quote cord
prlr, loaded ON ,sr I-2, care okla
huuuu
GlST pEICES for hdlc" aud chlldrcn's
good cnst.or clothing 10S West Reno.
Maple 21h9-J
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PROFESSIONAL

GRAY or strcaked hair easily darkcued
with "NCvcr-t,L" the new scientific
preparation In pcrfumcd tablet form. jOc
at all druggists
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27

Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman-Times
AZ weekday Classified advertising run,
- SssA pApers at one price. sands,
e Word Line inch
TINE Sunday only II lac &c los
time Daily okhho-
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n man and Times ..,..1 i-5c Sc s6
I week okiahomsn and
Times .......i i-6c 7c 81
I month oklshomsn and
t1s~rs Il, ,,,,.r,, 70 'i,S ,hS average word
And stx words to the line. y lines to the
Az For Rents. Boarding and situation
Wanted, both Oklahoman and Tines, lc
per word
All speculative and stock selling ad-
vertising carries the one-time rate
Classified contract rates for Oklaho-
man and Tlmes-6 900 lines to he used
within one year from date " contract,
or contract for 3 lines daily for one year,
70 per line each issue copy changed as
often as desired.
No ad accepted for less than 7Sc.
OKLAHC<aN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'"r. r." ADS will he run seven days
only, when renewal will be solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS viii not be rnn
lcng,r than seven days without renewal
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IL 20 run. All want ads to start In Times
must be In the business office not later
than ~ o'clock on the dRy ot publication,
Branch office In Westfalrs drug store
LOG West Main IL open daily at sa m
and closes at n. m, with the exception
Of Saturday. when Il win he found open
until $50 p. m. Want ads received after
closing hours will be inserted under the
heading TOO Late TO Classify"
BLIND ADS--No answer 10 blind ads
will be given unless ticket is presented
showing key number when placing blind
ade Answers 10 out-ot-town blind ads
viii be forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
nt the same rate as cash ads and collec-
tons will be made at your home or Of
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appears: this " an accommodation
service and payments should always he
made promptly when the hill In presented,
Always ask your telephone ad 10 be re-
peated back TO you by the telephone nd
{aker to make sure that II has been cor
rectly taken. The Oklahoman- Times
cannot assume responsibility for errors
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NEW STATE MOTOR co.
Ford Agency,
Walnut 5925 COS West Main.
Bargain by Owner

Fivc-passcnger car, Abbott Detroit.
Continental motor, self starter and cleo
tric lights; ear same as new, car too
large for me; viii sell garage, lnyl6, with
car or separate can Maple 1905 or 1923
West list
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-12-27
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


MERCHANT TNILORS-We cut trim
and make suits FOR tnilors Send for
price list. South West Inc. Tnlors to
Haiurs
F.HNlSlnsD rooms. reasonable Phone
Maple SOS
COMFDErN NHLE south front sleeping
rooms, close in, gentlemen preferred.
or mnu and wife employed no ". TN
A MODERN sleeping for one or two
genil"meh i27 West md
NICE FRONT bed room. In private
home, no other roomcrs: middle aged
mdy or couple Maple 2i2l
NICE SOUTHEAST ROOM I'm private
home. very reasonable rent wal 1926
or call 427 west Sh
NICE SUNNY ROOM FOR gentlemen.
close IN Maple 79j l30 West I'M
NICE ROOMS and board. very reason
able rnte. $40 w an. Maple 1923
NICE furnished room. walking distance
~ West 7th st
SLEEPING room, beautiful location.
close In garage for rent 81 Walnut
1897 li9 West 7th
NICE sleeping room waking distance.
9lS n stiles Wal 3ltl
NICELY furnished front room, with prl-
vat, entrance. 10 married couple or
man onN Wal G129.
ONE NICELY furnished sleeping room;
walking distance; man and wife pre-
icrcd l24h Eost 5lh Maple 1915
TWO LOVELY furnished bedrooms with
lhc use Of garage. Cali Wa 6OlS
ROOM ron RENT-l2l West Fourth.
Walnut l7ls
FOR RENT Furnished bedroom. close
IN; modern home Wal 32i3
LARGE front room for rent. rcndy ON
lSt, location good, gentlemen or cou-
pie employed preferred wal 31o5
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NICELY furnished room, private home
on car line. Walking distance, barge
enough for two, gentlemen preferred
Wal 2i97 iltis West Nth