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The Winslow mail., 1917-02-23
Additional Locals.

Mr.. w. A. Parr left Wednes-
day for Phoenix on a short busi-
ness trip.
Mrs. j. Stegmeir left Thursday
morning for Paris, California for
short visit with friends.
The ladies of st. Paul's Church
will serve a dinner and have an
apron sale during Easter week.
Mr. William Daze Jr., was in
Holbrook Tuesday on business,
returning the same night.
Mr.. D. P. Hartigan left Mon
day night for Phoenix to stay
about week visiting friends.
Mrs. Gaines left last Sat-
ursday, to attend a dance and
visit relatives in Gallup for a
week.
Mr.. R. c.. Creswell left fol:
Phoenix Wednesday, expecting
to be gone about a week on busi-
ness.
Orvil Gray was down from Gal
lup last.week visiting his broth
er 0. l.. Gray. He is planning
trip into Mexico in the near fu-
ture.
The editor has been battling
with the grippe all week, and in
the early rounds Mr.. Grippe had
him going groggy, but the editor
has recovered his second wind.
and the tide of battle has turned.
George Coleman who was ar
rested in Williams about two
months for burglarizing the Win
slow Harvey House was taken to
the State penitentiary at Florence
Tuesday to serve one year SEN
tence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyerhoff
and Mr.. Blum of Holbrook were
in Winslow a short time We'd
nesday with friends, on their
way to Phoenix where the gen.
tlemen will be initiated into the
Mystic Shrine.
The many friends of little Miss
| Evelyn Rickel of Flagstaff, will
be grieved to hear of her death
Sunday of Bright's disease. She
had been i'll for some time with
the measles which later developed
into Bright's disease.
Have you helped to raise funds
for the relief of hungry Belgium
children? Buy a ticket to the
Belgium benefit recital at the M.
E. church tonight (Friday) at 8
p m. Come and hear an agree
able program prepared for you.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McGavock
returned from a weeks visit at
Phoenix last Saturday. In addi-
tion to attending the meetings of
the masonic orders they had de-
lightful visit With their son-in-
law and daughter, Senator and
Mrs. Sutter of Cochise county.
The little town of Taylor in the
south part of the county was
visited by fire one day last
week that totally destroyed
new fve-room residence belong
ing to Mr.. E. H. Johnson. Some
of the furniture was saved. The
loss is partly covered by insu-
rance.
The Eastern Star ladies, who
have been in Phoenix attending
the grand chapter, returned Sun
day. They report being delight
fully entertained with auto rides,
card parties and receptions. Mrs.
Ochabach, the most worthy grand
matron Of the world, was pres
ent, as also were the past grand
| wort hV no9trOn and tho GRAND
matron of New Mexico.
The city marshal of Tucson has
been removed from office by the
city council, pending the hearing
of malfeasance in office before
the court. The Tucson Citizen,
in commenting on the matter,
saws riOhtlV that q citv nnarchnl
The Winslow mail., 1917-02-23
Society News.

ed informally about twenty of
her schOolmates at very de-
llghtful parry last Monday even
ing. The evening was spent
playing games and pulling taffy.
Many other enjoyable affairs
have been given by the junior
set during the past two weeks.
One of the most delightful af-
fairs of the past week was the
five hundred party and miscel-
laneous shower given by Miss
Mary Hanley Saturday afternoon
in honor of the popular bride
elect, Miss Cora Creswell, whose
wedding to Mr.. Herman Kahl of
Flagstaff will take place in the
early spring. The afternoon was
spent at cards, Miss ludlow re-
ceiving first prize and Miss Briggs
consolation. Added charm was
given by the floral decorations of
carnations and roses. A novel
way of presenting the guest of
honor with the dainty gifts was
by hiding them about the house
and directing her to each of these
places by means of cards.
Mrs. V. H. Driver was most
delightfully."- surprised Monday
evening by the members of the
Cluny club and their husbands,
in honor of her birthday. The
evening was most enjoyably
spent in playing old-fashioned
games, and at a late hour a
delicious luncheon was served
by the members of the club.
Mrs. H. w. Webb and Mrs. ].
Greaves were hostess to the five
hundred club Tuesday afternoon
at one Of the prettiest parties of
the pre-Lenten season, at the
home of Mrs. Greaves. The
spacious rooms were bountifully
decorated in carnations, orange
blossoms, lilies and violets, the
color scheme suggesting the
American flag. Crepe paper
hangings of the three colors were
festooned from the ceiling and
tally cards with tiny satin cover
ed hatchets attached were used.
The delicious luncheon was clev-
erly carried out in this same
George Washington" style.
Prizes for the highest scores
were awarded to Mrs. Redmond
and Mrs. Saunders, while Mrs.
Lane received the consolation.
Mrs. w. L. Lyons and Mrs. C.
B. Johnson will entertain the
ladies of the B. of L. F. and E.
at a Martha Washington tea next
Tuesday afternoon, from three
until five at the home of the
latter. The ladies will all appear
in costume.
The Friday Fiction Club will
hold an art Program" at the
home of Mrs. Gillard this after
noon. The members of the Club
have invited friends to be pre-
sent.
II. j. Fouts entertained at his
home last week with banquet
for the brotherhood class of the
Christian church, which was
pleasantly Interrupted by the ad-
vent of the Berean class of the
same church. Readings were
given by Mrs. H. L. Haskell,
Mrs. A. H. Miller and J. Donald.
A solo by Mrs. Chitty, and a du-
ct by Mrs. Grice and Mr.. Chitty
concluded the program.
The adult bible class of the M.
E. church held a very pleasant
social at the church Wednesday
evening. After the business
meeting a program was rendered
and refreshments served. The
church was decorated in Amer
ican flags.
Advertised Letter List for Week
audino Fahruarv 221Q17
The Winslow mail., 1917-02-23

The adult bible class of the M.
E. church held very pleasant
social at the church Wednesday
evening. After the business
meeting a program was rendered
and refreshments served. The
church was decorated in Amer
lean flags.
The Winslow mail., 1917-02-23
Local Happenings.

day for Oakland, California for
a two weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Wisdom returned
from Los Angeles Sunday, where
she has been visiting for ten
days.
There will be a meeting of the
st. Martha's Guild next Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. R. B. Walton.
Mr.. G. M. Byrd was called to
Los Angeles Thursday by Mrs.
E. 0. Brininstool, owing to the
serious illness of her little son.
Mrs. J. P. Tully returned from
Point Richmond, California, last
week, after a three weeks visit
with her husband.
Mrs. E. B. Hebert returned
Monday from a three weeks visit
on the coast. Mrs. Heuser, who
accompanied her, has not yet re-
turned.
Miss Marcia Conger, who has
been the house guest of Miss
Kathryn Doolittle since October,
will leave Monday for her hon e
in Scranton, Penn.
A. H. Hansen returned Sun
day from Los Angles where he
accompanied Mr.. Robinson some
few days ago. He reports Mr..
Robinson's condition improving.
Remember the Belgium benefit
recital at the Methodist church
tonight (Friday). Your 25c will
help feed several hungry chill
dren, and a fine program is ready
for you.
Mr.. T. K. Seeger who recent
ly sold out his interest in the
Electric Theatre, has accepted a
position as a clerk in Dagg's store
and entered upon his new duties
last Monday.
Mrs. M. E. Hebert, who has
been quite i'll in Albuquerque for
some time, arrived in Winslow
Monday evening to spend a week
or ten days with her mother,
Mrs. w. L. Morrison.
Mrs. O. w. Schleuter left
Wednesday for Los Angeles,
where she will meet with friends
from the north, and together
they will attend the citrus fairs
at Riverside and San Francisco.
Mrs. Emma Howell of EN-
poria, Kansas, who has been
visiting for two weeks with Mrs.
Fred Morgan, left Sunday for
San Francisco to make a short
visit before returning to her
home.
Miss Irene Jones of La Junta,
Colo, will be the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sanford for
the next two or three weeks.
She will come to Winslow tomor-
row from Albuquerque where
she has been visiting with her
aunt Mrs. Sommers.
j. Walter Morris, evangelist,
and Prof. Wheelan, singer, will
arrive in the city tomorrow, and
the evangelist will open with a
street meeting at night. At the
close of the meeting Prof. Whee-
Ian would like to meet all the
singers in the city at the M. E..
church for the purpose of organ
izing big chorus choir. Ser
vices Sunday will be held in the
Methodist church.
Mr.. Geo. Schaal, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Marie Kramer,
left Sunday for Hot Springs, Ark.
where Mr.. Schaal hopes the waters
will prove beneficial to his health.
They will probably remain there
several months. Miss Kramer
expects to devote her time while
away to the study of music.
Just prior to her departure Miss
Kramer gave an ice cream party
for her pupils, and then conduct.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12

WANTED Demonstrated Tor beautiful cor
.ot giving style and comfort 10 wearer
soft top, iI,Alblc front clasp prevents pre-,
surc on tcpd,r flesh Of breast. highest pay
90 a conn rtrut woman, free training with
diploma chance for advancement to district
manager Room J4G. Britain Hotel. after
''tN,,u. .A nouaco,cprr ilmily Of four
good bonn" aud goOd WaEra. please send
reference from pact employee must Doe good
cook and FIRST class huuarkrrptr Write to
Mr. charles rcucr hlcfcr okla
WANTED Reliable young white girl Go care
for 1Htaruld bo, aud for hight house.
worh qnHtcrs furnished # desired Apply
i.3 North DruNcr
FIRST CLASS alteration ladies' wanted !,
steady job good puy roi.ack Ioggery
217 South Main
WANTED hy middle aged. refined lady
-, position as hou-cAcepcr or go'crneas.
Phone 31ii
WANTED Experienced colorcd woman for
general houscwork good wages to- right
party Twentieth aud south Detroit
WANTED A neat colorcd girl for general
homework AIS West seventh street
ION North Main street
w lNrLp Middle aged woman cook and
dining room girl; light trade Hotel Can.
non. Wlroua OKLA.
WANTED Young lady for beauty work
one who understands hair work preferred
Phone IJl2
Call or phone 2oij
WANTED a colorcd lauudrcss. 522 South
Frisco.
WANTED Experienced maid Tor general
hou.,0orh. AIS West seventh street
WANTED Girl for general homework Call
az lull North Main.
WANTED Girl for general housceork Cul
W lji Elat Jasper
Wanted Chambermaid at Jl0 East Second
street
WANTED Good cook and housckecpcr: ref
crcucrs required. i0I South Ewood
WANTED White girl for general house
work Phone lIgI
WANTED Girl for general housewOrk must
be- good lauudrcss. Call 81
WANTED Two experienced arm Mattresses.
Mecca cafe.
WANTED Position by experienced sales.
lady Address 2l0 West Third street
WANTED Young girl to keep two children
afternoons. lOl5 North Main
/ WANTED white woman for general house
work Call i0l North Denver
, WANTED A maid at Tulsa hospital Apply
| in person.
! NAMED Experienced mattresses Apply
superior confectionery 5iA South Main
! EXPERIENCED waitress wanted Superior
Confectionery 51I South Main
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS

OK SALE We VIII sell at once to be de
hyor,d May T. the tabernacle at Fifth
ard Detroit this has over one hundred thou.
sand feet OF lumber IN it. Make your bid at
once TO the Tabernacle Committee. Phone
1gI
TRY the broadway Talors for cleaning
pressing aud alterations, suits made u
order work guaranteed satisfactory, re
member the place, upstairs over Broadway
Iheatcr
FOR SALE Billiard parlor and barber shop
in Enid Okla 7 tables. . chair barber
outht, most modern IN city receipts. $500
OKLA. '''"' w. N"''
NOTICE.
Tulsa Reduction Co. will come and get
your dead stock and haul them away free
Of charge. We go after stock anywhere within
~ or - miles Phone 5OS day or night.
~. a E.' CHECkWRITERS, new, S25;
fast, visible, simple. compact. used check
writer's aud protectors Of other makes cheap
Tinker l5\ West Third. Phone A63
FOX SALE or trade Entire stock aud fix
lures Of up to date shoe store, $4,000
stock. mostly tpring styles Dale Suced,
successor to B u. shoe store.
WANTED An the clocks in town which arc
not in good running order and will de.
liver same, especially alarm clocks. Phone
9930. A y Boswell Co.
WILL buy second hand wardrobe trunk and
suit case # fair condition and cheap Ad
dress giving name and phone number 5l39
care World
FOR SALE Spring suit, allwool aud broad
cloth skirt for sale; light dresses and
shoes, and waists; have been worn few
times. $40 North Cheyenne.
/ WE WILL pay spot cash for your second
hand furniture What have you'll Phon,
4o63
| FOR SALE Orient, concrete mixers. NOR
tar mixers, hoiSts. saw rigs. X. r. Court
ney Tulsa Okla. 1910 Daniel block
I FOR SALE-Onc pair registered pet bul
terriers. house broken. {. W. lIolderman
/ phon" 3S4lJ.
/ ELECTRIC peanut and popcorn roaster ioi
sale, first class condition. Apply Mr. san
| ger Plymouth Drug company
/ FOR SALE cherp-Oue hundred Thousand
feet OF lumber, good AS new. Phone 39i
/ IEAR'S transfer and baggage line sure give,
service and satisfaction. Phone 5lil.
WHITE coat Tor sale cheap II taken at once
/ Phone 297o 23 West Cameron
FOR SALE-Rced baby carriage. Phon,
3392
/ FOR SALE -rhreshing outfit Write to C
/ J.. Greer Sand Springs. Okla. box 29l
/ WANTED Good rolltop office desk ant
chair 5I3T caro- World
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IHIamLbPic Fmrmilmre Co
40 EXCHANGE

FOX ikApt House and TOT in Temple
olla party wants good fivc.passcuger
car: would pay small cash difference on
first class ear White Angel Realty Co.
~ Byuum Bldg Phone 45s7
LAND ~ Arknuras Missouri or Oklahoma
with some cash to trade for good second.
had automobile White Angel Realty Co.,
] B,uum Bldg Phone 45s7.
WANTED 10 trade eighty acres land as
partial payment ON five or six room bun.
gaIow Phone 5S9I
FOR SALE or trade Entire fixtures and
hclNiug Ter up-to-date shoe store Dale
onccd successor TO B II. shoe store
IRVING PLACE lot lUOxI47. paved TO
trade for toaden or Sinclair oil stocks
Phone 4094
WANTED 10 exchange 100 acres Of land.
good location In Wagner county Okla
for residence property IN Tulsa. Phone 2437.
JttFERN touring car to trade for Tulsa
vacant Ion bargain Phone l9j. Tulsa
Security Co
HORSE. buggy and harness for sale or trade.
Thou, 5lslR
WANTED TO trade thr's horses for good
Ford Phone 30
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
SITUATIONS WANTED

= SltNOGkAlH Err Secretary Young lady,
now employed in kansas city. Mo. as
stcuoeraphcr and private secretary. desires
position I'm Tulsa. well educated, capable OF
holding any stenographlc position best Of
references Address 3329, care World, or
l. 3, 4l2i Harrison Blvd, Kansas City,
MO
WANTED Position as guard by married
In regular army first sergeant OF company
"i mllila MnNr ON nofdrr. INe years tN
p'i''n,' as deputy shrr'ti must nave good
tune. Adress soldier Nmita' ok"
CAPABLE ANA experienced young man BOOK
Accrer wants position with reliable firm
40 or oui Of city can use typewriter and
do general "lhce or clerical WORK; ZEN wih
'h' iim 'i~9i years can tNt pest oi trl,t
'".''' 'u,,'N'"s '"'m'' 'WP'ol'''' ''-''
care World
ElENIEp estimator will prepare
quantity surveys ana mHltfN ustN from
plans .or 3D.. h'nds of building work. Ad-
dr.-, Estimator =. O. Box lli4, Tulsa,
oNIa
t'sl JOS wanted py young man, age 23,
Hs sH.pir- c.crh or driving truck Tor
"0o.''".e ~ 'cia. house can furnish rel
l"o"' '''u
Any just c4t Oh aui'mohllt school; would
like place IN farasc where can get TXpe,
5'.'. VIZ MolA '', Sn'"' '''''S' WIRE
h'N 81. NNA"t',A' VIM.
loING man wishes position with lrm
where cHance ior advancement, haIe
worked on Hu'9mooues' Ai'rSss NJ. .
N,".n .l0. n s.',t'i ',i''''l' 'u's'. oA'A.
~ht Df' t'''r'd woman wants position
'''' wv" n'9'7' "''"N "'', a. " V.u'N "',
nr,f t,ntt"' uouS'"o'N' competent 'ooA
------ - J.. =
NJ Wah, now employed drSlr'S loS'lioh
"S p'oS"v,Per OF tIc"osuu1p"' ca" uu
S,n NI'" 10 NuN''S' n'N ''''' ''''
W.. .>'r,.,, p....i,. lri,,o. ,,r,. cam 70.
w NN ~, "Ni''un n'N''tR w ~ W"
10 EHu nav Oardio an, sizs trt,rk Phone
SSto lI'''"' ''"
POSITION wanted b, man and wifo. first
| arJ ,,rond rooL hotel rrstaurant or
camp, best reference. Address Box 5O5l,
/ care World
/ WFlL.fNPFRIRNCED reliable woman
| tcolorcdl wants position as cook in pri.
vatc family can give references. Phone
/ lOlA
. SrFNOGRArHtR and hookkccper, twelve
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12

WANT TO build your home 8. j. Scott,
Sauderson Hotel Phone 1888.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
RIt\I ESIAlE
FOR SALE

New cight-room modern two story
Stoncbraker residence; large lVlns
room, dining room, breakfast room,
3 beautiful mantles, oak floors thru.
out, handsome decorations, choicest or
fixtures, 3 extra large sleeping rooms
large sleeping porch, large closets,
mirror doors, large tile bath, base
ment, furnace heat, garage for two
cars. servants quarters, cistern. Price
$12, 500.
New CiGht-room modern tWo-story
residence located in the best part or
the city; large living room, dining
room den. breakfast room, 4 sleeping
rooms. large closets, basement, fur
mace heat garage and servants quar-
ters. Price $500.
Good fiVc-rCom modern bungalow,
well located south side, corner lot;
large living room. dining room. oak
floors oak finish, basement, natural
shade. Price $3.50.
Good fve-room modern bungalow,
well located south side; large rooms,
all handsomely decorated, natural
shade Price $4,000.
New five-room modern bungalow,
large rooms, mantle. Price $3.50;
$3.50 cash. balance easy terms.
New fivc-room modern bungalow;
large rooms, all neatly decorated,
mantle. Price $1,000; $500 cash. ball
ancc $35 per month.
New fiVo-room modern bungalow;
oak floors. Price, $4,000; $500 cash
talance $3j per month.
Close-in business lot, one OF the
best to he had Price $4,000.
Choice closc-in business lot Price
$3.50 per front foot.
Choice pair Kendall lots, Price
$3.50.
Choice east front Park Hill lot
Price $500.
Three choice lots Mornngside ad-
1ition. Prices given on inquiry.
JemkiIns * 1rGPWIllegeT
Room IL Culbertson bldg. Phone 1905
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12

WANT 10 build your home. s. j. Scott
Sauderson Hotel. Phone 1858.
CALL at ait South Boulder. available for
parties club meetings, rectals etc. Phone
BEArrIE'S want your second haad furni-
ture and stoves; will pay the highest cash
nricrs % West First Phone 96l
HIGHEST cash price paid for mems second.
hand suits, coats and trousers: R,so buy
shoes ard hats Phone 3467
HIGHEST cash price paid for suite, coats,
trousers shoes hats. phone 5Ii5
HIGHEST prices paid FOR mems second hand
clothing shoes and hats. Phone 1855
CHlLDRENS 5 gingham dresses. 69c. New
York Store. 2l3 East Third
HIGHEST prices paid for mems old clothes.
shoes. Phone 49si. lGn North Main.
MASQUERADE costumes for rent anything
you want: evening gowns Phone 243AJ.
HOUSE and carpet cleaning, vacuum system
charges reasonable. Phone 5ls1.
PHONE SOS or 1893. Hurry Messenger
Service for prompt service.
j c THOMPSON, architecture. 22o.21 Iowa
! Bldc Phone 6i3i
/ JAMES II SYKES. attorney at.law. sol.
/ 5O3 507 Robinson bldg. lhonc 1908.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
IPOSiGiOIm n,OI
Y0unTlqJ ILadIies

II you are looking ior c0ngenial
employment where working cOndi
iiuLs and opportunities for al'
va rmcnt ore recognized. call IN
pttbon al Room 800. Pioneer Icle'
phone building. or call telephone
2pOO for further information.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
Fed@P@l MW1WH
C@ullIpamy
41G-1S-2O S. Boulder
Telephone 4S94-6717
Telephone 4S94-6717.

FOR SALE-one 225 horsepower Corliss en-.
gine in good condition; our factory out
grew its capacity and changed to electric
drive; a bargain. Abernathy Furniture com.
pany, Ieavenworth. Kan.
ONE Munroe roadster, electric lights and
starter. one Buick, model 25 touring;
One Ford delivery; one Excelsior motor
cycle cheap; terms. Welsh McNulty Motor
Co., Seventh and Boulder.
FOR SALE 1917 Ford touring car, nearly
new: 1916 Ford touring cars. Al Auto
PiS%ri"E PEona ge4S : Sales Co., 2O' North Main
FOR SALE 1916 Allen touring car; l
REQ touring: l Stevens, l Case 40. Auto
Clearing & Sales Co., 2O9 North Main. Phone
5949.
AUTO WRECkERS in Tulsa, Okla. We tear
'em up and sell the pieces we buy used
cars. Auto Salvage, 215 East Second street.
phone 1904
FOR SALE-One 1917 Hudson six; one
1915 Regal; cheap for cash o. X. Auto
Repair, 1l9 South Elgin. Phone 2656.
FOR SALE-Ons Ford roadster in good con.
dtion. 1l0 South Elgin. o. X. Auto
Repair.
FOR SALE-One brand new Mitchell 8 at
a bargain. Tulsa Oakland Sales Co, 220
East Second
GOOD Ford for sale 3l5 West Easton.
Phone 2402-R.
FOR SALE-A seven passenger Cadillac in
good condition. 1921 South Cincinnati
FOR SALE-One five-passenger Ford touring
car. South Zunis.
FOR SALE-Tord touring car. Tulsa Rubber
& Nulcanzing Co
WILL pay cash for ROADSTER IN good condi.
ton. Phone 1882
FOR RENT-Garase. 7O2 South Guthrie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
uNFURNIsHED ROOMS

TWO large rooms, Madison ave, garage 5o6
n Cheyenne ON the alley Sl5 per month.
Call 3Q39 for information.
TWO uuiuruished rooms; 43A North Boston .
water and gas furnished. Inquire Police
officer Brown.
FOR RENr-Unfurnlshed rooms Telephone
1851
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
LOST AND FOUND


LOST -Bswcen Guthrie aud Boulder on
Fourth one gold signot ring with initials
III D. Return TO il2 South Guthrie and
receive suitable reward
LOSr-paige wire wheel with new Silver
town cord tire; reward. J. Garfield
BuceI Mayo Bldg, Tulsa. Metropolitan
Blde., Muskogcc.
GOLD pin. Nurses Training school New
York city; please leave at Halcs hard.
ware store, 1o7 South Main street
IOST-A blue silk skirt between Middle
West Bakery and Tulsa hospital Phone
54stR.
FOt Np-Beaglc; owner can have same by
describing property and paying for this
ad Can log North Denver.
LOST Receipt book Tor payments ON lots
in Roscmont Heights. Return 70 Amori.
can National bank, or phone 1901 II.
LOST Medicine case neag First and May
bele Finder return for reward. Or.
Spcers 2l6A South Main. Phone 9i2
LOST-At tho Empress waiting room silver
purse. reward. Return to box office
LOSr-God wrist watch; initials on back,
&c. II. NJ c. reward. Phone 65l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12
MALE uI1Ir WANTED

WANTED Young man with good address,
and education who has had some experience
In soliciting and selling. Apply manager
Western Union Telegraph company
WANTED hrstr.uss boobhccpcr for a
tire and accessory house, must come highly
recommended and furnish bond Address Boa
5l5O. care World
WANTED-Dairy farm hand, married. Ad-
dress 5lA1, care World.
JOIN THE ARMY Recruiting offices At OK.
lahoma City, Tulsa Mushostc. Chlckasha.
Ardmorc and Enid
WhN1ED--A man having practical kuow'.
edge of the operation and Con tru tiun OF
air compressors Phone itsl
MANTED-Mau having practical know, dse
Of the operation and construction ot aIr
coinpressors. Phone ASH.
YOUNG man as stockkeoper and furnishing
goods salesman. Apply Holmes Clothes
Shop. 223 South Main.
MEN wanted to deliver messages; good
wages. Apply Western Union Telegraph
Co.
NICE neat boy 1A-yoar.old wants good home. 4.
father on Oklahoma reserves. Address
Box 5I33, care World
WANTED-Young man TO sell rubber goods.
Tulsa Indian Trading o., 3l4 South
Main street
WANTED-BHght office boy about IS years
old good chance for advancement. Pierce
oil Corporation, sand Springs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-12

WE have a number OF well.located rooming
houses and hotels which we sell at
Angel Realty Co, II Bynum Bldg. Phone
d587.
HOTELS and roomng houses; close in. Jo.
seph DOnnelly Co., 1l3l South Main.
Phone 6ilG.
ROOMlNG houses in Bartlesville. Oklahoma
City and Tulsa. Allison. Phone 4744.