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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

yls: scwitss Tribe, No; 422 Psrkssis; ws,,sSeh ws,,Sa
No s.s 0 south @ lsnsScrSs T,l,H% SsoV'' faessn"
6sSe Ss Ns % d IGsS IL hssr 81
tended the meeting, this being the slstieth Wis
iteton Brother Esher has made since his APP
picnic at Portage Park on Monday, wachusetts
meeting. S T1D Tho@as o RieSsrds being % Chairman of
street se in The The essrrie arhss s When
tribes proceeded to the park and eTssssq n 1909,
was s@S aams .h
Tribe. No. i2v. Of Creseon. and Wscnnseib,s nn ,bs
TSS a@S y No. SEC Of Of FGg';Se csiisGn oI
ee os sra rHTS fftSS51& f. %aor n gave ,s'
n chf Of p%rTs Of crSs
Sas sSn fcS Roy TBSsi BSsTioo G"S Ri
iqnipns aud various Wisks Win the isssS He
I2 %aS rbs fScr No. aE a, as En Ss record
ing nifty Of its members to the front ontcd , nu
rsh q A. 'nlTSes nnd tSes h%SS %oantecfed
Cresson holds the unique position Of having con; n,
lis size in ihe United states The tribe IS max,
hsVc sonS susnsd S2r to nd fee that the yearly
report will show an Increase
The convention committee in charge O. scrsn the
ton ton in nGs % se Tsns STfny RsG Mem The
"r''.", r.ncu,v" board who WIN plan out oon,' the
mlttees to do the work The officers selected
by the council A. J. Pltman poG9niS1 1ai1 Irges Easc
Tribc Ho, iO3. Vice chairman; John r. James,
@ peno2kS Tribe No I'll ,reasprar, TTbc sha Mo,
d3i secretary brothers James and Williams
served In the same capacity during the arramge ;
eomm,tee @ viii vii b"ir be formed later to look after
the women who attend the convention
Of he Lack
awanna Council was held on last wednesday
night. sixteen tribes being represented Ar,
ba es held on oeobr ro 81 and the commees
intend to make this event the best they have
twice a month until after the Great Council
session. The local tribes are taking UP the
work Of preparing to entertain the delegates.
Ncvcrslnt Tribe No. 35i Reading. at It's
last meeting made srranagcments to celebrate
4 special fcaturd Of the program Win be
smoscr and farewell to the drafted members
Srrange nc ] ]mcnis are Lewis E. Beard, Chairman;
Harry W. Rudd. secretary; Fred A. kaufman.
., Unamis Tribe, 80, $40 Reading, received
meeting. Past Grand sachem Charles II, Davis
asTe5 r an address % PsS Ken Sn 2f TRIBE ise @
isG Reading. received two npphcatlons at the
last Meeting. and expect to gather in 9 number
Will not have its annual outing this year
account of the war. -
- DEPUTY rc Great sachssn,s Henry J., Bauer, Of
of yonsE tribe N and PSs sscSes
IIaydcn Mcopaitc. 9f WyanTt Tribss, No; soi;
past Gre"i sSchsm Charles 7 Davis, , Of II Una, f"r
s Tr ri Tb as p?a of frntsTnf visit to
Juneta Tribe, No. "a, Reading, tondcrcd a
H. members Of the tribe who have been drafted
into the service of the Government. Brother
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06
Robbed by Chance Acquaintances

READING, Pa, Sept. 6.--Bleeding from
a blow over the right temple and uncon-
scious. George n. Kepler, forty-five years
old. of Pottstown, was found lying In the
road near Point Lookout on Neversn<
Mountain here late last night. Kepler
rallied sufficiently to tell Detectives Kemp
and Huber that he had gone to the noun
tain with two chance acquaintances who
attacked and robbed him.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

Manangy Tribe, No. 3iG. under the auspices
Of Manangy's social workers. celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary at an outing given az
Its picnic grounds. along the Schuylkil near
Reading: County Treasurer Charles 3. Veg
man. of MananVy Tribe No. 318, paid an OF.
nclal visit to Mctacomet Tribe. No. 416. and
spoke OF the duties OF a warrior on the warpath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06
Knights Of Pythias ;

z .lShz " xisik2pf msstsr q sxcheausr q
1< 49, eeriy this morning at his home,
~ i ~ 1o6ss win bold funeral services At
y .. petas4es esepiPs . sas
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

Deputy Great Sachem Thomas Ifadley, Of
tndianoia Tribe, No. 3si, Birdsboro. and County
President Fred II; snydsr paid an official i,sn nlsIt
uty Sachem q. A, Bowers paid visit to Yuma
Tribe, No. 43s. Fleetwood. Past sashem y. y
Brubakcr, Of Pokoto Tribe, No. 115 Middletown'
made visit to Cheyenne Tribe, No. 800. Read
ing, and delivered an interesting address on
Redmanship In his locality.
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IIlawntha Trib No. 40, wilmington, held .
snort business meeting and entertained III =
the benefits of the funeral relmours'ng associa-
tlon and Interested the members present who
may become affiliated The Red Mems news In
the EVENING Ledger was read in open meeting.
and the good work Of the Dakota Association Of
Pennsylvania wns warmly commended keokuk
Tribe No. 3. was honorcd by the attendance Of
Great Sachem Cleary =. G.. S. Slnclare, q, s..
S. Dodgers. OF the Great Council OF Dciaware.
Brother John r. I,ocherof. OF Milford. and 7. ).
Charles g. Sedel OF Old Shawnee, No. =,
OF Pennsylvania. who made a jolly bunch Of
Haymakers and Rainmakers. The ambulance
fund and various topics were discussed while
the committee served cream and cake The
Great Keeper of Records OF Delaware extended
greetings to the Dakota team and wished them
godspecd IN their good work. The tribes of WI.
Intngton that will be- visited this week nv the old
war horse" from No. s. Of Pennsylvania, are
Delaware. No. ! Cherokee. No. 4: I.ennpc. No.
hacking. No IL; Usage, No. 80 where the talk
will be for the reimbursing association and
Rainmnkers
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william a. Kriseher has one son IN the navy
and two sons and one nephew dratteot 'hhaS 20
give. and he would be glad 70 60 nimseIf % address
on Love OF Country" other speakers were
Past Grand Sachem Charles T. DAVIS. as rast
Great Guard Of the Wigwam Hayden Mc9ua'e
anad Fast Sachem Allen Miller.
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LOST AND FOUND

wATCH-Iost on Market st. between Sd ant
10th SITS lady's gold watch, open face. Omegi
make attached to leather fob with gold stud
liberal reward p 5o3. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

Brother Michael Mcclure. trustee OF Court
0t. Albans. No s5. one Of the best known For
estfrs In the city. - noted of the rank
and nle contingent who prefers to work for the
cause rather than accept any preferment within
the bsstowsi 1f the order The deputy Of No.
81. DAYS this tribute:
sfBrothsr Mcclure Is one OF the ardent work
ere for the development Of bigger things to the
full measure OF the fraternai sphere. Every
USxs9snt advanced for The bstterment Of the
eherpbt and prepsred action With years hon
vies with the youngest In the neld. He Is a
xc1nI-elderly gentleman. business man with
&und1l(akinRa demanding careful guidance, he 80
8Vo<ematfze. his plane that he can devote to
XoFpotFv valuable time and attention To his
mnnT fraternal duties he has cha mpioned the
14lsst sdopted social feature for the early
~ ~ achievement IL devoting his experienced
0&i0(X concurrentiy giving due service TO every
3 honsn slEnpost saying TO the indolent; No
<oSr1eu, indiyidusism need need apply for reeosni-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

GIRLS WANTED
OVER 10 YEARS OF AGE
TO MAKE LITTLE CIGARS
LIGHT. AIRY FACTORY
DESIRABLE, STEADY WORK
AT LESS THAN COST
PAY BEGINNERS 81 PER WEEK
INCREASED AFTER SECOND WEEK
GOOD PAY: EXCELLENT TREATMENT
SD AND ONTARIO
GIRLS wanted. over 10 years of age for light
pleasant work. making and fitting up medical
supplies: learners paid 81 week; rapid ad-
ysncement to steady workers: 5ohour week.
GIRL, wanted with bookkeeping experience for
ures; state age. experience and salary wanted.
= Ais. Ledger Office
GIRLS . cook and chambermaid white Prot
estant; 81 and So. Phone Germantown 2923.
GENERAL HOUSEwoRK-white girl wanted
in family of adults; no washing; good home;
GovERNEsS for 2 boys 10 and 10; French
and Latin essentials resident position. q
74S, Ledger Central
HOIJSEWORK-woman for housework in sub
urbs: small family: state wages desired. c
1870. Ledger Office.
MISUNDERSTANDING requires the services of
thoroughly experienced women; good salary TO
competent workers; congenial working condI.
tions. Apply Superintendents office 4th floor
OPERATORS on wash dresses; II you under
stand sewing we can use you nicely. Apply
Bberman's Daylight Factory.2 23d & Chestnut
PAPER BoXEs-Experienced turners-in; s5.50
urday II 40. Kenyon Co., 5O3 Commerce. Ar
near 9Th and Market. '
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HELP WANTED-MALE

positions for young men from is 10 % yss o.. o.
OF age without business experience ayaiiabIs.
must be refined high school education nre
IeTred; permanent situations for desirable an
Pllcants Address. with reference, Salesmap
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

The Past Chief Rangers Association of Phila-
dephia and Vicinity will meet next Wednesday
at GARFIELD Hall. Third and Buttonwood streets
These active brothers will assemble for the out
lining OF the strenuous work of the coming sea-
son," states Brother Brotherick. Of No 1875;
mot relinquishng their work though modifying
II TO meet the conditions incident to the weather
they grapple with reinforced energy the problems
TO be solved"
Brother Wells. OF No. o. comments: ut needs
but glance at some court sessions to realize
that there is no business done here in the vaca-
tional reriod. White at best human service is
net 100 per cent efficient. why allow sluggish
ness TO relax efforts In any session? Initiative.
such as the p. c. X. association employs. Keeps
II on the Job all the year round. Why not
erlulate Its exampleY 1t has proved its value
tGmber IL, 1006."
brother Ooouwin, Of No. 241, in speaking of
the subject to the lack OF interest IN many
courts not sending delegates to convention ses-
lions. gives expression to the thought: "Condi-
Hons should be fearIessly investiga ted. Facing
fhe truths and acting upon IL is the only means
b arrive at the proper remedy which should be
tsed. even n the law Of the organzation be
vaforced to stop the causes. Only thus n
3 tssestablished permanent working system of r.
u A. adherence to the proper legislative pro-
6-dure, and the p c. r. contingent should be
able to take mean to SECURE the desired attain
taent. To that end Its rosters should be enlarged
w the accessions Of eligible. willing workers" I"
p. c. r.. Wainwright. Campbell. Krause.
Henry. Schaffner, Smith. Kerns. Gormey and
Athers will debate the issues and suggest ideas
Tor future discussions.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

CAKE PACKERS - Girls 70 pack cakes and
crackers and wrsp geSksges; ,ye ,Goysrnmenrt Mnrr.
experienced wra ppers IS to so. Keebler-Weyl
Baking Co.. 2aS N. ed st. st.
COMPTOMETER OPERATOR wanted In large
Office on extensions; state exp. and salary ex-
pected. All, Ledger Office. -.
CORRESPONDENT. young woman, for collection
dent. of large manufacturing concern must
be familiar with accounts: state age, expe-
rience and salary desired H. " II =. 0. 1547.
COST CLERKS familiar with wholesale gro-
in own handwriting. with references 5l8.
Ledger Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

The Dakota Association is looking forward IA
It's next meeting IN Idaho Tribe Broad and Fed
eral streets, on Tuesday. September Is. The
various tribes Will gather together and get down
to real work for the cooler moons. President
Alex Clark urges all tribes to send their full
representation to this meeting when the election
of officers Will take place.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

The first reception to the boys IN blue and
gray in the September schedule Will take place
tonight at the hall OF American star Lodge.
Twenty-rrst and South streets, where Brother,
Frank Sherry and committee VIII serve 'he soou
things to guests and visitors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

Merchants odge. no, os3, will put the
initatory degrce In full ceremonial form tomor-
row evening for class Of young candidates,
Degree Mastcr Morton is desirous of beginning
the fall ca mpaign In hrsi-class shape and urges
all members OF the staff to he present Now
at the close of the warm cason the official
sentiment II that az bchooves every member
Of Merchants 70 do his utmost to make the
fall term a successful one" on Friday evening
last the attendance credltable in spite OF
tho vacation season, and the meeting lacked
none of the usual pep
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

The final prejourney session will he held on
saturday at Fifth and Dauphin streets. at the
hall OF Liberty Council. No, 1ai. and All dele
gates are requested to attend. Brothers
Courtney. Kelly. Berkery. Friedman and Spahr.
the ofncers. have details OF Importance to give
cut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

PLUMBERS. 100. union. for large out-of-town
construction camp at Wrightstown, N. j.;
lodging and transportation furnished free.
Apply irwin Leighton. wrightstown. N. j..
PREsSMAN on making ready and feeding carton
work and novelty cutouts for large cutters
and creasers: state experience and wages
PRUNERs. hiEh tree. experienced. wanted; IS
per Gay; can use q few learners II they are
sood climbers; $3.50 per day. Thomas Meehan
- q sons MI Airy. Phia. otmn. 29s.
HEPREsENTATIvE wanted; exclusive agency
tor trade paper to the garment manufac-
Surers; Fabric Review, IT Madison ave-.
New York city. Circulation Department.
RIyETERs, cslkers and shop hands. Cruise
-kemper Co. Amber, Pa
sALESMAN. real estate. VINO would like to start
N business for himself. II you can finance
.ouIseIt we viii turn over tract fully ~
chsnpssa hGpsa wtn any cash; 900; prohtso's
SALEsMAN--Youns man as salesman in retail
st9ore. drawins and engineering materially.
Aadress stating age. former occupation, rel
erences and salary expected. r. o. Box l0eo.
sAhL,ESsMAN--wantsd, h,LS security. saiesma9 on
hish-Erade proposition; four bank officials on
Room isos. ils BroadwSy. N.w sssS York. N. Y.
SCENIC ARTIST and siEn painter wanted.
nppH Ihursdsy or Friday. bet. $40 a. m. or
ro'ov M with samples OF work II. Ches-
-lsr. Leoser Central. Broad and Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

Eenderton Lodge No. a66. entertained on
Tuesday night the officers of the Tenth Dis
trict Progressive. observation-disclosures Her
ident Samuel Gcntel OF Minerva Lodge; Secre-
tary W. BetZod. of Evening Star Lodge; Treas
urer J T. Treston. Of Ivy Lodge. The object
is to visit and encourage LODGES in the district
to combine for mutual benefit and entertain
ment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

STOCK GIRLS WANTED; ExcErJrNr on
PoRTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT. Apply
M: Nh: siLxERMAN SON. N. w. CORNER
9TH AND SOUTH SITS. NoANGN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

Paconta Tribe No 81 initiated two pale face
on last Friday night and also announced to tn
members that the newly elected chiefs will b
raised the first Friday night of travelling moor
Chairman Jim Webb. of the jubilee committee
reports S6O.I as the total receipts to date froI
the recent Jubilee held at Point I3rcc2" Pnrl
The amount was placed in the contingent funt
Past Sachern David White gave a brief aCcoun
of his experiences In New York and stated h
would be on the job every Friday night. -. q
s Joseph Dorghcrty called the raising team
together and held rehearsal for the work I
travelling moon. chief of Records John X
Grcenhalgh gave talk on the funeral remburS
ing association and tho wonderful progress
has made In the last five years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

YOUNG LADY with bookkeeping experience Ia
miiiar with checking contracts. extension dis
counts, etc., on incoming BILLS state aaisry
wanted and exp. 414. Ledger Offce
YOUNG LADY with bookkeeping experience or
rsmiisr with checking incoming Invoices ex-
Dress blls, etc.i state age. experience and sal
aly eApected. y tl6. Ledger Office
ioING LADY for general work In large Office;
salary U.s. must he IL years old nuick
fce. -Ao' Aeoser oI-
YOUNG LADY. capable of taking full chare. a,
nt1oks; t automobile business. Apply Conner. r.
sai Var Unit Co.. 18th and Gienwood.
YOUNG LADY. bookkeeper and typist Appiy
Linton Fowler. COS n. 9Th ST. ''''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-06

BOY wanted. TO do general office work ana
Ledger Central. ~
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terurban cars good on Guthrie and
oklahoma City local cars.
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WANTSWANTS
CLASSIFIED

mson. s. +. Svinsord Administration
Of the estate Of VIM j Hodges de-
ceased May Rector Defendants
Case 80 2lS4
Nolcc Is hereby given that pur
sumt to an order OF sale issued ont
of the office OF the court clerk Of
Logan County state of Oklahoma on
the 27th day Of December 1910, in an
action wherein Eyalyn Il Darling was
plaintiff and John W Wilkinson,
Ennor NJ. Wilkinson S f. Swinford
Administrator Of the estate OF VIM
J Hodges. deceased and May r. Tor.
we're dcfcdants. directed to me, the
undersigned sheriff of Logan County
state of Oklahoma, commanding me
to loyy upon and sen without ap-
praiscment the following described
lands to-wit
Lots Five e5l and Six co in Block
rilfoer 15l in East Guthrie. Logan
County STATE Of oklahoma to satisfy
= Judgment and decree of foreclosure
In favor of the said plaintiff and
against The defendants S h. Swim
| loiu' ADMINISTRATOR ~ tiie 'a'"'' "
" w. D ''ooEes' u''''seN' anu MAY
l'e''o'' Op''ill'u anu Hiduo j" S"''
ou'' ." 'oe l''" u'E ol 'u"'' '''o
~ W. ~" - P'''''' wy" wy ~
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lNTERUReAN TIME TABLE

First car leaves Guthrie $50 O'Clock
q II. and every hour thereafter up to
1890 p. m.
Cars leave Oklahoma City for
Guthrie at 900 o'clock 4 m. and ev'
try hour thereafter up to II O'Clock
y. M Tho last car for Guthrie
caves at l1:4O p. m.
Rates: Ono way BU cents. Round
trip Sl.l0. Round trip Sunday $l0O
Trar IS issued for and from In
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THE DAILY LEADER

Absorbed the Oklahoma State Cap.
ital March s. 19l1.)
Official Paper OF Constitutional
Convention.
Official City and County Paper.
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YOUR ClIANCE is IN CANADA
Bch lands and business opportni
ties offer YOU independence Farm
lands, SUI to $50 acre; irrigated lands.
a35 to $50: Twenty years to pay; ST.
900 loan in improvements or ready
made faFms Loan Of live stock,
Taxes average under twenty cents an
lcre; no taxes on Improvements. per
sonal property or live stock Good
markets. churches schools, roads
telephones: Excellent climate crops
and live stock prove it, Special home
seekers fare certificates Write for
free booklets Allan Cameron Cen
eral Superintendent Land Branch
Canadian Pacific Ry, 1870 Ninth-ay.
Calgary. Alberta.
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Is It for rent7 Try TIE Leader
Want Columns.
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OIL leases and township plats Tor
oil men. on sale at Lender office. AL
so assignments, afiidavits of posses.
sion and affidavit OF cash bonus
paid. All OF the latest forms, and
conform to oil leasing laws.
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MECHANICS NOTICE First class
mechanics wanted for large manu-
featuring concern boring mills,large
and small lathes, planers, assembl-
ors, bench and floor work, erecting
and repair work, we want the best
mechanics that can be had; i5c to $50
per hour to start with All round me-
chinists can make G-c 10 75c pc:
hour in short time steady work; S.
hour day, no labor trouble; business
not dependent on war orders only
first class meu need apply Physical
examination at our employment Of
flee. Apply in person or for further
information communicate with En-
ployment Office. The Goodyear Tire
&C. Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio
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WANTED statesmen

Statesmen Sideline Make biz
money selling our new SC art pic
ture knife punch boards. Big com
mission. Write for exclusive territory
Address Dan Qualls Specially co. Box
AS, Knoxville Tenn.
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Praire hay. per ton, $l2.
Corn ne,. bn ooc
kafH corn. per bu, $lOO.
oats, per bu. 55c.
BraD, per 100 lbs, sl.hb.
Bran mill press. per 100 lbs. N.e5.
Corn chops' per l00 IDS, S2.O1
Cot'onseed meal per lOO Ids 32.lf
;ew Hides.
Dry, 25c per To.
Cured, zoe per ID.
Part cured. lS &c per ID.
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PERSONAL
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Sa Saturday evening a gold ear
ring, Reward if left at New York
Hardware or Daily Leader,
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CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS CHANCES

OUR EyEEBEARlNG STRAWBER-
ries give YOU fruit every day from
early summer until December Send
for free booklet The Merrill Com
pany. Oklahoma City okla.
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. WAN s:
CLASSIFIED
FOR RENT

FUN REM
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. 4ol
East Noble Phone 4Sl
FOR RENT room house furnished
or unfinished. 5Gl East Harrison
FOR RENT-lO room house near Ok
lahoma and Ash room house 4o5
East oklahoma NJ / West.
FOR RENT-Furnisned rooms house
keeping if desired Use of piano
I31i East Villas. Phone 949.
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house, modern. 5l2 North 18th. In
Quire Of Mrs Whites. 2ll East Noble.
FOR RENT Five acres. six room
house, cave, orchard etc. $40 per
month 500 cotton from acres,
1916. Half mile west of City. Phone
XY55.
FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house modern, $500. Eight room
modern, $1,000 Ten rooms modern.
$500 Dooley and Armstrong. Phone
899
FOR RENT-12O acre farm near
Yale, go acres in cultivation: ~
bottom land cheap Improvements,
75 cash rent Roy Kneeland 2Olla
i 0llla Phone 1871
FOR RENT Entire floor over oul
office. consisting Of eight rooms
closets and big hall, including bath
trb. toilet etc. Would prefer 10
rent The entire floor to one party
which can be sublet if desired The
W Il Coyle Co.
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