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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

HtH YORK Ort DIN r.ri+v 90
u4rrIW FUI aT
Pforess f1rari b~tfsr bssin-st has been
Inmlsftkah.s ln some important hrarfhrs
Nllrt r.~ert.g experienced ha.tinE and more
optimistic vi~Vs o. the general situation are
possible 81 bile The gHiu ir 4rtla. trans.
trtnuf Which Doe snWe lines has been cor
aplru04H there has come an tnrrrase 10 the
E1rsing force a. plants vhi-h had been
mining Tess actively ur not A. a. and fur
fter price rrrovrrirr ar sitnesFcd iu certain
quarter whore there has been rather sharp
ririting The change ia condition. has in
some cases resulted from the graelng az.
pr~riatiou that for ordinary rrquIr-meuff
supplies ~ some material and products are
|lsely 90 bsrIwe even trarrer sifH fla need q
% The government she dominating factor in
many directions and lu orftsr instances the
hrprovrc.-uf r.flr,fs tho sniargsmens u
ronsumptivs i-mantt aftt the ldsaurins Z
season OF fte dsposIfI1n f1 acc vita
caution In Anticipating future wants there
ras been N.tIr 10 hHr abatement hlf many
buyers display more thrndru-. and SOME.
1perntons which bad l.sa H~4 1 abe. tnes
are u1N being undertaken
'fees. h1Hs clearing. t1.rlI.tB t.l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
MALE HELP WANTED.

NANryD-rsr-- nsa tiaS -sn tIraisi god
rst.r-a1s sT a,ss sa1c-r1 -asssst u
tlG1 - o.. 1O1 N tas caGpAays sa-ss
pasftlors par .10d saia-y r vii par
Zal . nyeEtlfac.. Ban .J4l, sars Ksrid
Is~-tAPza n-a, tas sseEaa s-assa u ilss
Sp-n1s n Tsxzs azt s1grlsr7 "a .
Soma 90 ~xat r.llAni- 7r5laesrs - rs.-
r.<-rf ~ n tl--s flsss> s2.ary a1t s1
2-1As1 1ust 1e alis - saw zis.- -scnrL
okalnrus Word, lalsA ok.a.
W4NrzD-TI Iaig naa hsr stge4r1an s1rk,
uusr De- tilniiar siri Elr1mabl- lc-
--ssari-s. C.raaclun AG-n -a.ss ca. 400
% . za4t .-eand street.
WAsr.if - zen -l,-st-seisas, I've ha.Vers.
1p.n Ahsp. god sss-s s,-ady Esr<
-oH-iiu- ssiara 4.ertzic CO. -l2 I, ssHra
Van
WAEf EL--eIrti.r y "a -stAfs ssr7aiIsh-
n-rr sal =I3 Sew AIlr 5Glld-ns
1erss-n - sId II q n
W4Ar.1-Fsr -aaI-fsF sEr-l .sn-n ssr
trrIEiasns goods 1-parrn-nr Also 1usn-i-
nan tsn1.rg --sL1--y ca. LL5 south
Ms.r Paan- s1el
pH--nsn-. WA slawI ne irv and can
-las yleai Apply TI-aa ne-grntins ca
LlDl-s aaa a~a sa.t4 -isAaei and
9r-g--d. r5c- Ain-rieaa Cleaning
E..rrinE %. P'inns Lf+1
iofn NJ 4-ny-a~trl--ln= sttic-s a. os
iaa1ma City. Ttsa. AIl-a:ss. Chlc<aAha.
arIlnurs and znid
N lt1t El--A-n Sars4ag a stle. % work
-r,rn IN -asurf1y 47pig Turk brus
IL -ui.fi Nain
" lNrEE-A sand uariIaist ral NJ az
ul-- srd I vii --i yaa Elsrs yug can
- goad EtsadT gas.r-aa-
" - fsn-caiar-d porter, one Fio saa
"a. 3I1 East rhirf
tAi -Ls-i1 Hl-s cams t1r street work.
llTurs aftirs HHii5s'ansr Streets IHd
prup~~' tsur-h tllar. Rssdsr B'dy
p ANfhL- ph-se HscianlcA ncn= but a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
RECOVERED THE LAOY'S RING
\ Diver Found the $4,000 Heirloom
In the sea After a Month.

CA.tDES. Maine-Mrs Alexander
Biddle's $4,000 ring. an heirloom OF
the Philadelphia fy-Iily. II back on
her finger after reposinz FOR a month
In four fathOms Of water or Beachlm
point.
Mrs Fiddle vas getting her sail
boat under way and the ring slipped
Oft She carefully took the land
marks and came ashore and later got
into Communication With a Portland
diver. Robert Chase. He received 49,
exact hearings from Mrs. Biddle, was
under water just four minutes and
returned with the ring a beautiful
amethyst with two circles ot dia-
monds
Many a government weather, fore
cap has been badly weather bea-en.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

khN-A- ftrI O~t l-HOg-- kersiotl
900 head nars-t steady 70 Ilc lower
1u.k ~ t4G - g. trtFy ~ o. a. M. ~.
.ghf $50 a - 81. p.g sl-nI-
lAi tl-E- isrrtpt. loo a~ad lHeiufln 2
500 f0urhrru mark-t sr-adg o-fns fad
ttrsrt fif ~ r dressed beef stssra 1ti So
y J.. 90 taufnrrn stsrrs t7afLTI COW.
= 'Da il. Heif-ra 81 Co . % stock.rs D. 70
~ a. ea.r-a a. s0frlg
SHEEP p- R@r-iDu 11l Asad market
aeadg lambs tl-1-f fIs-5 ysariinss Efe
a % sr r-fh-rs ifl ala 1l. ewes 80 - a
lLTs. tflcG-rH so alfrQ
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

CHIC i1D Jrf 3 HOss-Ksrsirt
. 900 head msr4st sns@tlird bui1 tlsyl
~ 10 % Axht blT9 n tg11 mixed tl-a
- -. nelvr tlsd O., 20. roaEh slsaIsa0
Dty titd 1913
tATrLk- kecriDtt 5000 head market
ttenfT NATIVE steers ~ 10GI1ss. western
ifs-rR sb3s q u. tto~ssrs and fe.dra o. %
n $50 ra~l ind heif-rs B5I5Glg ~
20 .ss tq1gaIs2s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE--.4 rooms Of furniture al $40
pr room. IL taken AZ once Can be ou.-.
ated in present location II desired Verv
p-SfItaole Reason l2r selling. other busi-
ress. Address lis East Third street Nus.
ko-re. Okls.
VIZ pay tn. top Dricc for second hand far1i-
ture or VII exchange new for second hand
Deaf take one dealers word Let us tell
yea what Z Is worth. Phone 4O6S. Miller
Furniture Co.
FOR SALE-Office desk, typewriter desk
laboratory desk. operating chair sanitary
courh, stoves and other household furniture
Phone $50.
FOX >ALE-Besutiful 54inch dining faijs
ana chairs very reasonable 323 Easr
Thirte@nth st.
We need more secondhand goods. will bqy
anything and sell everything Phone e53t
Diamond Furniture Co
ANTIQUE square piano, in good condifion
for music CT can be made into beautiful
table Call 6533-k
FOX sALE-Fine oak chifferobe. price sli
f36 North Detroit
FOR sALE-Roll top desk ard chair. Phone
70.
tSIEp-A roll top dtsk. must be cbean
Cali 1895 or 1894
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

--tf.-a a.- |.at Irf 80 ~ itf--.featT r /.
10 H-r-a g. 81 o. ~ So : slic. g "a
80 r-..uF ~
.tE-- -t-ad 70 80 aaF-r Aa EI.r-
dc So meet 80 fnaar
ftz-fL-1
Els-t AsD MILO AuZE-ss15at5a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
ca.e4s1 Gr1su and pr7v.maaa zAaya
LIVE STOCK


FORT NyiElh fsraa O~- --E .rTLE-
t~--yff 900 bead nars~t IfeadT b.svsa
ta .ln lI
tl'8t-k-rsig-f 600 dead narast
r-atg lrarr 80 e. HfS -a.
SHIP if-r-iafs 500 head ma-sar
stead amos 81 $50 IF. so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

~ LOUIS. Oct POULTRY Tn
chansrt - spt hens 20 "a sc ducki 10 a 22c
geese tsGI-e
BUTTER AND EGGS-C Unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
We HAVE repair part. for tn. ,oiIo,in.

make Of ears Cadillac, Paige, CSaimsr..
SstoI, eSist ov'r,sn$ s velAi z; N r s,utsb.ter.
Allen. sy.edwsn R I. II Haynes. Michigan.
S.,oa S.. S Cole HuP; Peterson. Pope Tribune.
Dayton, Pope. Hartford, oIG., Dodge.
Csuries. Case, Emerson, Packard. Romer,
lmore, Theuas Regal, Krit Pullman,
Noon. Knox, Hslsday. oslo. Little Gisut,
wage. ais East Second
lOck-Csu aud see our bargains in used
ear, one 1916 Oakland roadster, one
1915 Buick touring. one 1916 Buick 6 tour
1916 s'udebaker touring. one 1915 ovre.
and touring, one 1916 Maxwell tour.
ing one 1915 Ford touring, 2 slig-ly used
1smonstraters-DiSie Filler and Hollsr Six
The above list can make terms. Don't fail
10 see US II you want bargains. We also
do reprr work wash and store cars Dis
tribatcrs Of oakland and Anderson cars.
Shone .sal, corner Third and Cheyenne
Hughes Motor Co.
GARAGE for sale. fully equipped and do.
Ing good business, located about fifty
miles from Tulsa, in good oil town; will be
s"lu right Tor spot cash; owner Sas other
business For full particulars address ASA,
care World.
FOR sALE-TEree new convertible auto.
mobile ops for fve,psssenger touring
cos ears respectively; will sell AT cost o.
+; Lawless Motor Co, 2so Ess, Second ST.
Phoae 62le.
ONE stndebaker SIX touring, one st.itbakCr
four touring one Grant six: svJd con.
ditlons terms Welsh -MeNalty Motor
company, Boulder at Seventh,
RED Ford bought new May, 1917. for sale;
will demonstrate; just the thing for coun.
tIy Iosd IN front of hotel. Phone auditor,
ron s,Lr-tlys passenger Buick ear. re
eenily oy arhanled and In good condition
Sall a. Bob Niller's repair shop, 4l6 Fast
secard street
corner OF Seventh and Houstan; rent So
per month. Phone SAGA
FOR sALE-Ons 1916 Ford TOURING ear
$50 II sold at once. Auto Salvage, phone
FORD, car for sale, run since November,
good castings. s250: must be cash Gail
u! East Eleventh street. Phone 5ia4
FOR SALE. 1915 fiye.passcnger Maxwell in
good condition. Call at 1905 East Second
saturday al \ noon and Sunday.
FOR RENT Gsrsge, one or two medium
sie cars 7si South Elwood. Phone
For sALE-podse. touring car. run 5000
miles; just oyerhauled new tires.
ssI5. Phone at9s-J
FOR sALE--TwO Cadillac roadsters and one
podse chassis, three Ford touring ears.
See Csmsl sos East Second
fVS rs,i S;t.a Az S,a es,sa,n Dodge touring car.
FOR sALE-Baick hrht "a" touring;
looss Ike new Phone alaaI
FOR SALE-two tora inuer lpn,s ..
each Phone STIR after v y, ~.
FOR sALE-isl7 ferd roadster. Southwest.
err Garage 2ii North pNlr
TIRE sale. used tires, al s,srs. 1@--.
Auto Exchsnge
WANTED-25 used cars. any make
condition. Auto Salvage rhop. s76l
FOR sALEEHlpmcbiie ,ssring; late model;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
PRODUCE.


EAy-As CtrI Oct 5-BCTTER EGG'
AND POT LTkI GO nrhsuged
FVrAIpE1 steady tLIOd1I5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

n HAAT.D-L Eunz Iady % 10 glt house
vlrt A few haura al day t1r rgorl and
south Wheeling fOu !irney iineT or phone
-l1l between 10 srf II 80 a.
EXpEEIEEC saieslidies for city. guar
acted avsrags, SIC week coumissica 4
basis. steady employment 1--we wires aas e
&t1q % ge-u per month see state mana
Esr Collier g. Cardoya hote.
" ,STED-Gensral housseorker good ,ook
two 10 family. nice room. good vages.
l-lI south Detroit
CCR EMPLOYMENT department. vii BE-
glad 70 fll your caH for stsnographera
or clerks. Underwood Typewriter Co phone
- -,
V AS1FD--T9ung isdies 20 learn telsl hone
Nors no ~Np~rieuce necessary Apply
200 Pioneer building or call Mss Senger
Phone 24OO
LADIES and m-ns ,gits cleaned and
pressed Ijc. American Cleaning h
T4Iiorirz % Phone IT.2
WANTt "a good neht appearing CIR for
hoassvors, servants GARTER furnished.
1 rs south bbst0n. Phone 1855 J.
II ~ NEED q good ,teno ozraphers and
clerks phone 24t5; Underwood Type
VANrED-Ladiss 20 buy their ha,s At
Giatts Muhaery. l2IT East Admiral Rsa
WANTED-Coiorsd Eiri FOR general nouas-
work. 10 wlshiag servants quarters
Cal phane 3s4s
y AyrED-Experienecd Faiires. Tor htgh
ria,s 'en rom rs ,A,DPly superior coa'ee-
FOR RENT-To white couple 40 children,
-ro furnished rooms ia exchsrse for SER
vice Phone +476.
VNNTED-Good experiencsd house zirl or
boy will pay good pases- 7ot South
ANIED-Good reliable white Eirl 20 as
si-t With homework. Call az 4i4 South
Cheyenne
GOOD eXperienrrd white coos also d.sh-
Sisher Apply New England Cifetefia.
3et so1th Cincinnati
" ANTED-Giri 70 assist in grocery store
Who needs nome or place 70 stay; expert
ence unnecessary Call l01s West First.
WASTED-EEp~rienced girl or woman Tor
general housework 1901 Baltimore. Phone
WANTED - Bright girl stenographer for
light office work. Address P. o. box
g-1. Tulsa
WINTgD--W omen TO do washiag. Phone
Want ED-Competent colored girl Tor zen
--al homework 1924 south Cheyenne.
sALE on silk and sergs dresses Partisan
sample Rooms, over Wonderland theater.
Indy cook for Light lunch, good pay. Petes
Candy kitohsy. saiulpa, Okla
WtSTED-Co Colored girl for general house
work id3s Ndmiral
WONtS i,r houssvors sAll e23 south BOs
tor
WANTED-Girl 10 answer telephone and do
isht Homework. Phone 46lt
WHIT z siri waited tor general homework
Phone 35J2.
wANrED-Firat class white lagadress. 1882
south Denver or Phone ti4o.
WNNTED-A maid for general homework
6Is south Detroit Phone 1880.
WANT ED-Npprentiee to learn beauty work
Call a9i2
A snr k.kw -
week Address box sass. care World.
MANTrD-A rnIfre., AnnIv Rrndu c,fs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
TO EXCHANGE,

WANrED-T0 trade good real estat. for
good automobile nothing but ears reors-
scented in Tulsa by responsible people abie
to give adequate service No Junk. Aneer.
sons Oaklands Dixie Flyers considsrs5
Box 1921 care World
sLsAL Missouri farm. improved. 70 az
char-r for vacant lOt- house or acreage
Phose 7o3i.
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Chammy roadSfer.
run 1000 miles. Call Upp Grocery com
psuy, bookkeepsr.
LArE model cadillac touring ear tr 81
cellent condition. 70 trade fer Iary. a..
meud- See Winglis. 2t7 Eas, secund
VlNrED-ro exchange Ford toqrfny nod.
In excellent condition, for roadster I'D
gust be In good condition. Phone 3Ig7
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR beds, oak shiaa
= closet. i20 North Denver.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

ANS tgvsrf ne -iass ghsn sasf IIDDart
FIs sffsrsf. TA- f-clil- FIs -i2-d 1uL saa
r-Diarsd b. lst sdytncs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

'lmig. gnod ialIr., cooking only. Phone
2ft1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

ZOE StLE-Fram u 70 &c 900 good see
ordh-nd pressed bricks 81 gntiy used
II sell a. o bargIin -. Us a: Third
and Cheyenne PE0ae 1891, Hughes Motor
%
TYPEWETrERS foe rent Remington. Aoa-
l-rh ant Smith Premier, 50 per ronth.
three months for $50 Remington Type
writer company. Phone s95.
MACHINES for rent BY week or moth.
singer Sewing Machine company. Ill East
Second.
WAETED-To buy sec0adhand surveyor 8
transit; nIst be cheap for cash. c. l.
A-dlin, Stene6Iln, Okla.
OIL LEASES n shallow field for sale Now
q the time to get acreage. address Ge0.
A Fs4ex, Chelsea Oka
FOR -ALE-Whoiesaie bread caks and pie
snnp- Busy Bee Baking Co, Drumri ght
Okla
-GESClNE Hudson zeal fur Real bargain.
PdoLe 1895.
Fer EuIr1uteed cement work, ptons 1856
Or f9l3.
CHECKW RITTER for sse cheap or exchhn ss
for typewritsr PhoHe 463
FOR sALE-So clipper water we'll ma
ehine. I2i5 south sriaco. phone i5+6-R
FOR expert piano movers, call Lear Transfsr
line Phone Sill
FOR SALE-I2 window scresns made to fii
20rsJ. too lizht- Phone 1917.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
MALE HELP WAIVED.

WASTED-offis. man, experienced la buy.
be sequninted with refinerles In ksnsas
aud Oklahoma, also with iobbsrs and large
consunera throughout the country; would
ennsider profit-sharine proposition IN ad-
perisnes and state salary expected tnclose
all information In firs, letter: rsplss con
sidsred eoafidential. Address Z. D. Box
6NT
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

one airsiy furnished salf. Of rooms. hsra
sd.1t2l1<. -i1s- n. prizes reasoaiol.,
sa1tiai- Tor eun7L- sr lr-s gsntisrren- SS-
saata Cilrilnal Phans Ttog.
soR RENT-Fwo aswiy furnished siee2-
ias ruams. aides prsfsrrsd PaoEs 1911
. sass rSsitrh
ttE F-NT-FlTnish-i r0cms Phone I3.0-
Lacs--is r9oms south Boston
s'ih sESt--ie-ains loom s-g SoHtit Il
ssad Phgu- 3g54
Two nud-rl Hxht a0ds-ke-pihg -oams for
rent Phone es94 Ills East E0dEs.
saI tssfra.Ar close IA slesPiaz rsams
Cal s29 Sen-h Bas;aa.
f- f-NNIsE.b roan 5c-l SautA CIncinnsti
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK.


FOE sALE-TsO hvs-yesr-old cos one
tull.booded Jersey, one half Jersey and
half Itolstein, each vita calf Ly fuli-blooi
Jersey sire; owner will make reasonable
price White Realty Co. Phone ASST.
TEAM, buggy aud harness for sale. Phone
"
FOR SALE-CheAp, one team horses weight
2,To0 pounds: one Springfield wagon. one
set double harness. sis Trooat ahoae sTs5.R
FOR SALE-Thirty five thoroughbred s o.
white Leghorn chickens monthx old
Phone Is01.R
FOR SALE-Jersey 9-year-osd mich cor
can be seen on East Second street. west
Tulsa. P. D. Boz 3i6.
FOR SALE-Boston bull pups. 1915 West
Seventh. Phone 3752R
FOR sALE-Pigs, weight so pounds. A
Sunderh,m, r r. No. l.
wANTED-Fox terrier pup: state price. Ad.
dress Boz t32G. care World.
FOR SALE-Beautiful golden sable uoliis
puppies four months old. Phone esss.J
WANTED-Te hire . horse TO deliver sro-
eeries Bella subway Grocery. Phone 6sa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
Ner orl.ana Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Oct 5.--Altho there was
considerable selling pressure on the local
market az times today. the tone Nas steady
and prices held az ANAL net advance most
Of the session. Fluctuations were narrower
than usual The net change foe the day wes
rise Of 10 10 points Opening AZ the ad
points by the middle OF the day. moderate
buying being encouraged by good spot ae.
counts from the eastern belt. fear Of cold
wesfher IN the western and The day .
fairly large exports. In the early afternoon
heavy selling came from an element seeking
TO bring about a reaction and the market
was depressed until " stood 10 Is points
below yesterdays close. The greatest activity
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

Is ASTED-Gensral house worker good .o0k
two 10 family nice room, good viges.
lCIc south Detroit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
LOST AND FOUND.
BUSINESS PROPERTY

THEArER for sale. trade or lease II lease
Vit sale privilege; all ready to run
Capacity 400. Stage and dressiH. rOons
Write. wire or phone Litilefi-ld Loan <
Investment Co Clareniore Okla.
FOR RENT-Tvs office room. en- suite. Jus,
renodelef, well lighted Iad ventilated. on
Second street between Main and Bostoa /:
rent reasonable. Call Phone 1891
FOR SALE-stock Of groceries and fixtures
good location. Apply TO W A Rayson
simmons building Phone 7a42
FOR bESr-Two office rooms Call room
I, Culbertson Bldg. between II and -
a. n c. 5 Rike. Agent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

AtnkALL LlssTsrsal N-vscsiL where the
5ibltornts and nrvsmong-r gives y0d
Efe-eniin-n.e q servics and quality IN terss
ntartrHre- Adam piruuetts suddenly when
ths Fas= Announced that NoIie had re-
tnrned from rhe a5nEe tIti- wifh the news
0ape-s ana -lagazinss aad hs felt his pigus
sas srtns from ain ls h gave a pisayuns
a. r-cc mpaEse
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06
MONEY TO LOAN.

$1,000. $4,000 and $1,000 private money:
or years also S-yesr fund privilege Of
payment; prompt service g. H. Coggrahall
Co, Gil panisl Bldg Phone lsg
MONEY ie loan on furniture and piane ct
yolr hone or iR storage, week or monthly
payment. zoo New Ault. Phone 5S30.
". 800 private money 10 loan on Improved
we'll located ctiJ property or farm Elvs
@ BArrovs P. o. boz s7s. Phons 1901.
UNFINISHED ROOMS. FOR rem z
FOR RENT-rhres large dovustaira rooms
one lsrys pantry two wartrotes, one snd
one hall block east Of end OF car line Ken
dali addition. seventh St
VERY DESIRABLE sleeplng porch and
necting sitting loom, strictly modern snd
close to bath suitable for two gentlemen
OF nan aai wife. Prone 1926.
FOk YENT-Two unfarni,hed rooms On
corner % lot. modern, us West Third
FOR RENT-Two unfarnished rooms; ~
per week no children. 632 Soatn Lansing
v0R RfSr-Two sleeping rooms. oa iitnsy
lins. Apply - North Yorktown.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

BOYS Or nee. Messengers. 81 w.s,sra ualsa
Good pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

OR EMPLOYMENT Department Fil be
glad 70 fiil your cal for Atenozraphera
or clerks. Underwood Typewriter Co. phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-06

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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-15
Florentlne Musicians
Coming

Florentine Musicians
Coming
The Florentine Musicians, soon to
appear for the benefit of the Red
Cross, is one of the Platforms most
popular attractions. The company is
composed Of four people, with An
drew vissochi. one of Americas best
ordionists, heading 1t. His asso-
ciated musicians are artists of abil-
ity. The program consists OF accor-
dion, violin, piano and vocal mum
bers in various combinations, and OF
readings by Miss Katherine Kelly,
one of the best humorous readers.
1. is a program with much of novel
" in it, and goes with snap an
dasn. This company will play at the
Auditorium next Tuesday night un-
der the auspices of the Lakeland Red
Cross Chapter.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-15
ALBERT TORRfNCE
IS DEAD; FUNERAL HELD
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

A death which comes as a great
shock to the older residents Of Lake
land. occurred in Asheville, N. c..
Monday when Mr. Albert Terrence, an
old Lakeland boy, passed away hav-
ing been a sufferer of tuberculosis.
Mr.. Terrence was one Of Lake
lands first citizens, his family having
had large holdings in this city in the
early days, owning that property
fronting on Lake Morton which now
includes the Richards, O'Doniel and
Groover homes and east from there
for several block they owned differ
ent pieces of property. Mr.. Terrence
was a man of exemplary habits and
excellent standing, and for several
years was engaged in the wood bus
mess, furnishing the Atlantic Coast
Line with the majority Of wood 1t
used. He was a Christian, being a
member of the Methodist church, and
was held in the highest esteem by a
large circle of friends. He is
mourned by a sister, Mrs. McCreigh,
of Jacksonville, who accompanied the
remains to Lakeland.
The funeral services are being con
Quoted this afternoon at the Gentr!
Undertaking Parlors, and inter
ment will be in the Lakeland GENE
terry. The many friends deeply de
plore his untimely passing, and deep
ly sympathize with the sorrowing rel
atives in their great loss.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-11-15

Jewett's parents. where a wedding
breakfast awaited them.
The Weathers' home was a bower
Ct ferns and white and gold chry-
sa1themums. and the many beauti-
ful wedding gifts were displayed in
the living room.
The dining room was beautiful in
green and white. The brides table
was in the center of the room, GEN.
tered with white chrysanthemuma
and greens, the chandelier being
draped in green's and quantities OF
fluffy white tulle. Here the bride and
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Wealth.
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ford an1
Messrs. Brantley and Hilbert Wealth.
ers were served delicious breakfast
the bride cutting her own pyramic
cake. The other members of the
families and Rev. and Mrs. G.. A.
Ottmann, who were the only other,
invited to the house, were served
at smaller tables.
Al 1880 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs
Jewett left in their car amid ros,
petals and rice, for a short trip t.
Miami, and enroute home will visi
Miami, and enroute home will visi
Mr.. and.Mrs. A. ] Beck in For
Lauderdale.
Mrs. Jewett travelled in a prett,
tan coat suit with a flesh colore,
ilet blouse. She wore a close fittin;
brown hat, and brown veil, brow
bag, gloves and boots.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett are both pop
ular with a wide circle Of friend
who wish them every happiness Il
their new life .-Ocala Star.