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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
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required from caih bidder.
Au bid, viii be opened and considered
by the Board of Commissioners o, s1id 'ity
ai meeting Of said Board TO be held ia the
City Hal .l sat ti.s AZ O'Clock a. o.. on
the sOth dag OF October 1917.
Any and au parties interested ara hereby
notified that they may appear and protest
against ar objec, 10 aid proposed improve
mruts or any uart thereof or auy matter or
thing iu relation thereto at said meeting OF
tie said Board of Commi stioucrs on the 3Oth
'' % FRANK NEwHIRK.
City Auditor
tPni',hej ir Tile Tuia Daily World, o.
tobe1 90. 90 -. % 20 a e5 20. p
and - 1917 World rubush.
ing Company. Publisher
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND
Contractors
Bid, yi' De received 40 ths Office Of the
city Auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma. Ent- 3
O'Clock o. m Monday. October goth 1917
ior the construction o. sanitary Sewer
including iatcraI,. connection, ard other ap
rurtcuaures for Sewer District so l16 s.
created auj established Boy Ordinance so
1000 passed and approved she 1.h day o'
June 1917
Plan. profile. and revised specifications
fIr o.. rorstrl. .t.ou of ssid sewer system
.rI aufH..ruaucr> have been "a opted hy the
MAYOR and Board of Commissioner - said
CTS and are now oa lle iu The office o. the
fiis mau be made upou ,te official pro-
ru.aI sheets oi thr cay Of Tulsa
T"a night Co reject ANY and al bids Is g..
Hr,4 90 the Board % Commissioners Of the
GO! oi Tulsa Oklahoma
A certified check iu 'he sam OF five 80
per cont of the amount 90 zoe bd siu be
required from rs.t bidder
A.. tid. vil orensd sud .onsiiered by
iHs Board OF Commissioners of SAID City ST =
meeting ,t said Bo-rd 90 De hsii .u the CIV
Hall ir said City 90 BE- ,ioca a. CO.. on ihe
UHth dog OF October 1917
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
lCuT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS ~


ADMIRAL. 1221--Two suites OF light mouse
keeping roOn 81 downstairs-
BOSTON. s. 1746-Three rooms for 'isul
hnusekeeyinc: front and rear euti'nt't
good VIII Phone 1912 until .. Ahrf
4Jl0J
BkADN. W l24H Tive modern hgu'
Housekeeping rooms fer rent
CHEYENNE, y 627-One and two rooms
modern, for housekeeping.
DAVENPORT. f.. 1022-Thret rooms. iur
nshed completely for housekeeping fhon'
DETROIT, y. i36-rwo housekeeping
. rooms
FIFTH. ". s23-One furnished room for
light housekeeping; connecting -sih
FOURTH T. 1636-Thrce furnished rooms
ground floor S2j pet month.
LANTON. n 1.-Two light housekeeping
rooms. upstairs. modern house. Phohr
5503.
MAYBELL. :. el5-For rent two Light
housekeeping rooms.
NORFOLK. :, I2-Two modern houso~eep'
ing rooms
THIKTEENTII. F., 3Os-Two room. Tor
light housekeeping; nicely furni he'd Iuf.
piture new.
ZJNIS y. 9O-Foi rent two light h"ua"'
keeping rooms; S2j per month, no chi
dren
Two light housekeeping rooms; no clilorrD.
Phone i36;R
ROOMS LIGHT HoCSEKEEPiNG-Ivo
iuuished rooms for light housekeeping
Phone 4S56-R
, TWO newly furnished light Housekeeping
roOns Tor rent Phone 3762-J
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EMPLOYMENT.
uEIp MNNTED-MAII.

IN
AGEST-I bave an opening for maa who
rs honest. capable and industriou- pr,f fer
one with previous sales eNperieuau will
pay $1j per week TO the man who can
make good; one bank aud two Il,.ncss
references required. address { Mud
son, 693 Capitol building. TopoAa Kan.
wanted boy to work iu a -racery
store. Call q, 700 West Park.
BOYS- Wanted. two 1G years OF a-e with
or without VII els. Haines M,s-cnger
Service. POS South Detroit
BUsHELM AN-Experienc at orc,. sool
wages; permanent position. Arp', 30
East First street.
BUTCHER wanted. Cali 700 Wei Park
corner Lot Gems Grocery.
CARPt NTERS-Wanted, two. 9C2 South Ef
Gin rough wo +. 1rei shop
IOI.JhEO ~3Ol wanted, honest liable.
with bicycle. TO DO porter work and u. ..s-
package, Apply Holmes Clgiu-, >.cR
a23 South Main
LEASE MAN wanted on largo rol-rtT.
must understand tools and prsts.iIcr
must live on property satisfaet'I. -alry
to right party. state experience 4rd ere
references. Replies treated coufi '.l.y.
Box 4iO2, care World.
MAN WANTED Someone to hau du
Phone 1873, or call 1898 South enc. me
MEN wanted, ten ior stone crushcr at Gar
Hughes Stone Co. Tulsa, Okla.
PORTER Wautcd-To work nights olrtG'
and Cheyenne Iodel Laundry
PORTER. colorod wanted. Apply 70, once
Plymouth Drug Co. Must be experienced
PRESSER and buslclman wanted ii} Aerih
Main.
SHOE REPAIR MANI want -lol sls
rerar man az once: will pay SO ufes
and II good man viii pa! SIS 4 ,.t, W
c. Wilson. Box 70l, Sapulpa, Ok1
IRASHHAULFR wanted for buiIdi-- -r8ls
6IS2 sfter g %. m.
TRUCK DRiNERS wanted; must BE-
quainted with town. Phone 95I
TNPISr-Wautel iypist OF N..ten
Union.
IOIN THE ARMY - Recruiting oi.a, al
Oklahoma City. Tulsa Muskogcc. Chick
asha Ardmore aud Enid.
Young NAN WANTED-Bliglt, 90 arm
photograph: salary during appre'eutlce
Ship. De oueitre Studio.
! YOUNG MEN-Twl young men to Uou, IL
: newsstauds snd on trains AVr'y FRED
Harvey Newsstand Frisco depot
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RooMs-UNFURNIsHTD

BOULDER. y. 520-Two unfurnished rooms
for reuS water and gas furnished
W. SOj--For rent. tive uniur>
risLed rooms for light Housekeeping no
children.
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Published ia The rulss paiy World. Octo'
ler ls. 2n cl 81. 80. -, IS. - ~
and .~ 1915 World Publish
II VVTTTT : n ~ -,
NDTr.r TO PROPERTY OWNERS MD
FANTp AtvuOpS

bids viii 90 received st "a, office Of the
CIV Auditor Tulsa Oklahoma, nnul ,
,tcieck % w Monday October 20, 1871
Tor tho construction OF \ sanitary Sewer, IN
elusir- lsferalS connections ard other ar
rurtrraucr> for Sewer District No 20 ss
srs,tcd and established by Ordinance Nc
7ll. PASSED and approved the 9th dsy ot
May. 1910,
Plans. prc'lcS and revised specifications
Gov tbs construction ct said sewer system
and arpnrtenauccs have been adopted by the
Navor aud Board OF Commissioners Of said
civ aud are now on lle Ia the office OF the
City Engineer.
Bids mus, be made npon the onieiN pro
posal sheets ~ the City of rulss.
The risht TO reject any and sll bids Is re
served TO the Board Of Commissioners ~ the
Citv OF Tulsa. Oklahoma
A certified check in the sum Of live 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

NNNTED-ROOMS OR BOARD -
cor PIE working want Housekeeping room
or sleeping room with someone ths; will
care FOR 3 year old boy during day 424l.
care oi World
FL RNISHED RoONl-Lady emploN cd de
sires nice. south rooa. Address BoS 1898
care OF World.
FURNISHED ROOM vsnted hy Young ican
with best OF references in private tsmily.
c'ose n II possible. Address Box 1850
care World
Room WANTEn-A larse Unfurnshrd
foom suitable for genteel working lady
close in. references siven. Phone lISO.
WANTED Room and board also garsge. BY
two refined Young men: references ex-
changed Answer 4i7s, care World.
MANIES rent furnished Housekeeping
rooms for a family Of three on south side
by refined family. II. g. Bryon general
delivery Tulsa
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HFLp WANTED-FEMALE

HELL hAN IED-l EMAIL. ~
CASHIER wanted al Quaker drug stor"
COOK-Wanted at once. first ca,, 10
hotel. lady OF gentleman; good 80 arg o.
right party Call or phone Chaia1m
Hotel Caag;auqra. Kan.
lCOOK--Wantcd: cool experienced. a',a sec
ond cook, Apply az New England cafeteria
3o7 South Cincinnati.
GI8L wanted good reliable, white; VI sy
nome TO right PARTY. Call - Fast INe'lh
Fhoao 5s9j
'GlRl-Compet,ut. white, 10 care for chl.
dren. f239, care OF World.
GtRI.-Whhs. wanted for general .9use'
work coo West Archer. Phone 4ol+
HOUsEKEEPER wanted in small hot, POI
Siton suitable for lady living 90 nome
BOX 42i6. care World.
HOU SEWORK Wanted, compeieu; white
girl for housework Phone 5402
I LADIES TO take the Battle Greek SAM.
terium treatment for cobstiPatiol an9
! bowel trouble Nurse In charge. sou Zoo
inson building
/ LADIES wanted 70 sell our B. b. shoes arf
clothing work : hours married "1int4
preferred sale now going on Trader No
l. l09 East FIRST street
OPEKATOR-No ouug lady. thorough. =
perirrced for beauty work. lAcL. iJl!
/ Now York Hair shop.
( SALESLADIES Wanted-First class III
South Main. for ready-to-wear; sNperl
enced only need apply,
. SEAMSTRESS wanted at Tulsa Shirf rop
I psny. Apply at a. m, Room Neura'N
Bldg.
] STENOGRAPHER wanted. tapahle Appt
IT, person. Tulsa Security Co, Second ln
Boston.
YOUNG LADIES-WaIied: to fearn 'el'
phone wo-S. 10 experience necessary ~
ply 800 pioneer building. or call Miss sen
ger Phone 2900
WOMAN wanted: experienced in Va hin
lace curtains. Apply Housekeeper Hols
Tulsa
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES IL

For Ssle--A 1915 thres-speod
power plas Indian motorcycle; al elec.
trieal equipment and in first-class eondi.
iioa. with side car attached; will tske first
issue Liberty bonds or viii trade for lot
Psoae ASST.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
WlNTED-RooMs OR BOARD .:

SEVENTH. r. als-Boom and board Tor
caa; ,man Phone 3o22-J
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TAILORING AND PRESSING a,

LADIES' and mems suits clcaieI and
pressed 75c American Cleaning 4 laiIor,
ing Co Phone i7r2
MEMS ard ladies suits cleaned and urs,sI
81: oyertoats cleaned and pressed a.
Premier Cl,anors Tailors. Ph0H, Gls5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
AUTOMOBILES.

FORD delivery car Tor sale; panel body;
cheap FOR cash and quick sale. Address
Boa sI76, care World.
FORD touring Inquire IL Nortt Gillette.
FORD-For sale new 1917 model Ford tour
ing car. Phone 552s.
OCOMoBlLE-l9l6 seven-passenger; has
been driven 5000 miles, car in excellent
condition every way: price $1,000. Ad-
dress Texas Motor Co, TeNSTlana, ARK
MOoN-For sale or viii trade for Tulsa
real estate. new chummy Moon car cost
S2llO See me st Il East First street,
j. NJ Daniel
OVERLAND, 1916. auto. $3.50. aud finest
hor,, Coyle. Okla. 50 SOC; 500 loan .
want drug store. &. NJ Graham. Quay
Okla
ROADSTER sale. Buick Li-hl Six
roadster; 1917 model Denver Avenue
Garage
VIZ HAVE repair parts for the following
makes Of ears al less than half o. factory
cost: Case 80. Dodge Maxwell, Emerson
Elmore. Thomas. Krit. Pullman. Moon. REQ
Knox, Halliday Ohio, Little Giant. Abbott
Paige Tribune SioddSrd DAYTON. Pesry
Mirhieny Peerless. Marion. Jackson Mar
mon Pope Hartford. oldsmobie. Courier,
Packard, Flanders. oakland. Auburn. Ap'
person Mitchell Alien, saxon, Cole, Hup'
mobile Patterson. Cadillac. Chalmers,
Buick Overland Nelie. Stuaebascr. Chey-
rolet Hudson Doris Henderson King :,
Warner Vulcan. Bosch Msgs- coils and
used tires Auto salvage 2i6 East Second
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
KEPAIRING AND REMODEIINl

REPAIRING AND KEMODELING st
KEYS made 10 order, gun and locksmiibins
Welding OF broken parts Of iron. rsoairin,
Of everything Jacobs Novelty c1mIsnI
2ls East First, phone 726.
Prepare for cold weather h.,
having the old mattresses renovated ana
recovered and made like new ali wort
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction sauitarv
Mattress company. phone 644g
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IOSTse g

RETURN bieycie taken from the Central
High school TO 1852 south Cincinnati aud
receive reward: no questions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE
40S Baltimore Building
Oklahoma City. Okla

NURsE-Good maternity nurse middle a
Phone 5s5a
STKNoGRAPHER with ten years eEpe
enee wishes position. Box 424l, ca
World
RApHER-Position wanted by
pericnced and competent young lady. Fh'
SQ96
YOUNG LADY desires stenographic posiho
have had seven years eNperience
dress Box a2s9. care World
YOUNG lady wishes 10 keer house
bachelor or vidower, Call 1898.
POSITION Wsrted-Neung LADY, es
years experience, strictly cls,ical
no steneSraphy. desires detail cleric9l J
sition. or can assist in bookkeeping, INV
Miss Carpenter. SAN.
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CASHIER wanted at Quaker drug store
at once. first c.a,. 10
hotel. lady OF gentleman; good 50 ary o.
right party Call or phone Chaaadlu
Hatel CIaufrrura Kan
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LEASE MAN wanted on large raf-rtf.
must understand tools and prsts.iics.
must live on property; satisfact'r. -a.lry
to right party. state experience 4rd ere
references. Replies treated couli '.l.l.
Roy 4IU2. caTe World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

RID delivery car Tor sale; panel body;
heap Tor cash and quick sale Address
= A,rLA
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c3nt:::s.o
(rnT s6
Phone 5000
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All want ads must be in World office by
6 N on day before c. Is 20 run.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24

cool experienced: a'.a ,ec
ond cook Apply at New England Cafeteria
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03
BANGOR.

The Holloway Library has branch
established in Bangor with a men,
bership of thirty The promoter is
Mss Fell Of Kalama 200, tho project is
Q feasible one.-
The |. 0. o. F. Of Bangor installed
their officers. Tilloj'on Lodge in
stalled, Charles Mewnum, N. c.;
Arthur Sauer, V. c.; Lou Reid, Rec.
Sec.; Harry Wood, Fin Sec.; Frank
Wood, Warden; Noah Steinman. Con-;
Charles Daudert, |. e.; M. Decker, o.
G.; John Norton, r. S. to N. e.;
Austin Beckwith, l.. S. to N. G.; NJ.
Crawford, r. S. to V. Co.: l.. G. Church
L. S. to V. g.; Roy Howard, r. S. S.;
Oscar Schottes, l. S s.; r. Welker,
Chaplain; w. Frank, Pianist.
Mrs. Carrie Boyes Nelson who
came on Friday to visit her people in
Bangor, complaining slightly and DR..
j. R. Giffen was called. She passed
away Tuesday evening from kidney
trouble with which she had been
affected for sometime. Mrs. Nelson
is the wife of the principal of Spring
Lake school and the mother of five
children. She was born and raised
in Bangor and will he buried from
the NJ. f Church on Friday at two
o'clock. She was an enthusiastic
member of the Church League and
Sunday school of Bangor when living
here. Burial will be in the family
lot in Arlington Hill beside her
mother who passed away some three
years ago in Grand Rapids hospital.
She leaves beside her own family,
father, two brothers and sister Flor
ence Boyer of Grand Rapids.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03
GLENDALE.

Received too late for publication
last week.
George Chappell of Grand Rapids
is visiting relatives here for a few
weeks.
Mr. Hoover has traded his farm for
property in Kalamazoo and will move
there.
Little Walter Miller of Kalamazoo
who has been visiting his Uncle Will
Smith, returned to his home this
week.
The funeral of Mr.. Dougles of the
Town Line was held on Monday after
nocn.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03
LOCAL news

Bill Killefer, the star backstop of
the Phillies was home for couple OF
days last week, joining his team at
st. Louis Sunday. A number of Paw
Paw friends were guests of Bill and
Ola at the Three Mile Lake cottage
on Friday and Saturday.
David Layn of Niles was in Paw
Paw this week.
Mrs. Maude Libby Greve and two
children are spending the summer in
Paw Paw, having rooms in the Mrs.
Bennett residence. Mr.. Greve spent
two weeks here, returning to his
home in Chicago last Sunday. He is
one of the buyers for The Fair store
in that city and this was his first real
vacation in many years.
The Van Buren, County Pomona
Grange will hold its August meeting
at Scott Grove near Bangor on Thurs
day next, August 9th. DR.. Hayes of
the Washington Department of
Agriculture will be present. Picnic
dinner at noon.
Miss Josie Landphear of Belvidere,
Illinois is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Morrison this week.
Miss Frieda Sheldon will leave this
Saturday for two weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Meta Alexander in
Kokomo, Indiana.
Royal T. Hall of Grand Rapids will
spend next Sunday with his family at
the Mrs. Bertha North home. 1t will
be really a family reunion, with all
present; Ralph North and family of
Chicago, Frank Bailey and family of
Cleveland, Ohio, and Royal Hall and
family of Grand Rapids.
Mr.and Mrs. J.. A. Pickard and
daughter Of Chicago are spending the
month of August at their cottage on
Lake Cora.
Miss Marjory Clapp of Chicago is
spending a few weeks with her old
friends in Paw Paw and Niles.
Frank Avery and family are spend.
ing the week with Mrs. Avery's par
ents in Ridgeville, Indiana.
Rev. and Mrs. M. l.. Marshall and
daughter of Ionia called on Paw Paw
friends Monday. They are taking a
motor vacation trip.
DR.. and Mrs. Kirby and children of
Hillsdale are guests of her mother
Mrs. Alice Grimes.
The A. T. Foote farm east of town
has been sold to Mrs. Mary O'Brien
of Chicago.
Cecil D. Giles of New York City is
a guest with his wife at the home Of
her mother Mrs. Alice Grimes.
Miss Mary Cooper and mother of
Detroit called on Paw Paw friends
this week.
There is a brand new baby boy at
the Sheriff's residence. The eight
pound youngster was born to Sheriff
and Mrs Beattie on Wednesday. The
Sheriff is "Glad" and the other son is
"Glad" and everybody is happy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03

donated the use of their club house
to the local branch of the Red Cross
society for their meetings and for
work which will soon be started. 1t
was a very courteous and generous
thing for the Coterie to do, and
should be appreciated by the COM
munity.
Those who have been in attendance
at the Grand Circuit races in Kala-
mazoo this week have enjoyed rare
sport. The field of horses was never
better, and the competition keen.
The attendance however, has been
very light, and it is doubtful if Kala-
mazoo will ever see Grand Circuit
racing again. We understand that
Recreation park is now all plated,
and will be sold in building lots. 1t
has been losing game for the associ-
alton now for the past three years.
Miss Alice Scovel is spending few
days vacation with relatives in Chi
cago, Illinois and different points in
Wisconsin.
Miss Marjory Cole of Dayton,
Ohio was calling on Paw Paw rela-
tives and friends Tuesday.
Ray Phillipg who has been suffer-
ing from tonsilitis is again back on
the job at the Warner market.
Dwight Barker assisted at the meat
counter during his absence.
Mrs. B. F. Warner entertained the
Whist club at her home on North
Kalamazoo street last Monday after
noon.
Word reaches The True Northerner
that Walter X. Towers, son of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Towers of this place,
has recently been named editor OF an
advertising magazine, published by
the Goodrich Tire and Rubber COM
pany of Akron, Ohio. Walter goes
to the new job after several successful
years as associate editor of the
American Boy.
Since assuming the managership Of
the Los Angeles base ball team, Wade
Killefer is known as "The Radiant
Red", and is immensely popular with
both players and fans, says the st.
Louis Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Johnson Of
Chicago, and Miss Hilda Benson of
Tacoma, Washington, toured through
from Chicago and are guests at the
John Ryan home.
The Misses Mary Oehlhoffen, Agnes
an dEthel Ryden were week end
guests Of Miss Kathryn Smith at her
home in Hartford. The ladies also
attended the dancing party in Keller
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole of Toledo
Ohio are here visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole. They will
remain for a couple of weeks.
Attorney r. NJ. Chase stopped off
at Paw Paw this week enroute from
Brooklyn, N. Y. to his home in Alva,
to shake hands with old
friends here. He has a son in the
navy, and has been to Brooklyn to
see him before he leaves for the hos
tile waters. r. NJ. looks fine and
He likes his western
home, although it afforded him much
genuine pleasure to mingle with
friends in his old home county.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

All the regular services of the
Church will be discontinued during
the month of August.
The regular Sunday evening Union
service, however, will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
evening.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03

Floyd Scamehorne is working for
M. S .Orton.
Mrs. ADAM Beach, Mildred Lawren-
&c and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Allen
accompanied Mr.. Beach to Battle
Creek Sunday and spent the day with
him, and also called on Levi Huiluts
and family.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03
CLASSIFIED
Five lines or less 25c. All over that
amount, SC per line extra.

FOR SALE-Studebake 900" Road
ster speed model. Has been recent
ly overhauled in Studebaker Factory,
and is in fine condition. Price 5000.
Come and see this car at 204 South
Kalamazoo Street. 26t3
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03
VILLAGE TAX NOTICE.

Taxpayers will take notice that a
thirty day extension has been granted
by the Village Council for the pay
ment of taxes. | will be at the Paw
Paw Savings Bank, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays of each week to
receive the same. September 1st, is
the final limit.
f. Dickerhoof
27tf. Village Treasurer
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE Good Cow. Fresh.
r. +. Pierce
27t1 Route 3, North Acorn School.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE-Studebake 900" Road
SER, 8 speed model. Has been
factory, and is in fine condition. Price
5000. Come and see this car at 204
South Kalamazoo street. 25t3
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE---Six year old Cow, COM
ing fresh in September.
f. Jepsen Route 8, Paw Paw
27tf. IL mile west of Almena
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1917-08-03

FOR SALE---You Durham Guern-
sey Cow; Fresh.
21a miles west of Paw Paw on
Territorial Road.
27t2 f. ID. Johnson
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-13
To Saue Eyes Is The Object of
This Free Prescription. Try 1t
- IF Your Eyes Giue You Trouble

that Wearers OF glasses have discard
ed them after few weeks use.
One man says: 81 was almost blind;
could not see to read at all. Now l
can read everything without anv
glasses and my eyes do not hurt any
more At night they would pain
dreadful:y; COW they feel fine all the
time. 1t was like miracle TO me-" A
lady who used it says: THE atmos-
phere seemed hazy with or without
glasses but after using this prescrip-
ton for Is days everything seems
clear. can even read fine print with,
out glasses"
1t is good for the eyes, and contains
no ingredients which would injure the
most sensitive eyes Of an infant or
the aged. Any druggist can fill this
prescription. Try it, and know for
once what real eye comfort is.
Note: Another prominent City Ply
stefan to whom the above article was
submitted, said: "Optona is very re-
markable remedy. rs constituent in
gradients are we'll known = eminent
eye specialists and widely -rescribed
by them. 1t can be obtained from any
good druggist and Is one CT the very
few preparations feel should be kept
on hand for regular use in almost
every faInily."--Adv.