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BOOKKEEPERS
and Accountants Wanted

Don't remain over worked and under
pnid when You ,nn soon become n good
houkkocpCr accountant and huyC Congcu-
lpl employ mcnt md good snlRN. Earn
while YOU learn I Cnn teach Nou with
out interfering with your present cm-
uloyment Cdl Mt my office md let me
explain this 10 vOu n You cannot come
for personal instruction. write for home
study pnn.
TROF J T. RATES
2ON- 70 Weaver llldg Main and Harvey
oklahoma City Phone Maple 23V
WANTED - Experienced hookkecpcr.
state age aud SALARY expected O-1.
cure Times.
WANTED Men with car 10 distribute
labor saving tool 20 farmers: no pre-
Nlous experience necessary Young men
with fHrm experience suitable PAY lh-
crul For full particulars address O-lOo.
rirc Times
WANTED Orlcc hoy $40 a month and
good chance for advancement to Capn-
Bile boy Pleasant work and congcnial
surroundings R-3S3. cnrc Times
WNSIlMAN wanted bnks Parrish hun-
dry, Broadway Circle
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Geologists

! N. SULLIVAN. consulting Rcologist (.
terms. reasonable. 900 HcrskowItr
nldg Wal sos
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~ both papers at one price SUNDAY
Vkiahoman. one issue same rate as th'
two dailies
time Sunday only II.gc gr $40,
time Dailv OkRho-
man and Times . l-gc Hy NN
time Daily OkmhO-
man and Times per
daN ......... 80 ST. qf
week OkHhomdu
and Times per doy 1 &C. .. 50
I month OklshOmpn
and Times per d., 1C e.. e"
Figure six letters 10 tho average word
and sir words TO tho line. 70 lines to tho
inch
All stock salcsmen and promotion
advertising carries tho ono time rate.
All For Rents Boarding md situation
Wanted both OknhomRn and Times, lc
per word
All speculative and stock selling nd
vort'sinE carries the oro-'lno rpt.
Classified contract rates for ONoho-
mon and Times u0O lIu,s to hc used
within ono ycpr from dric of contract
or contract 'or limos dp1y FOR ono ,,Hr.
7c per line each issue, copy changed ms
often aV desired
No nd accepted for loss thor 7Fc
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FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
ct r" ADS viii no nun seven davv
only whom r"ncwol WIN he solicited
EHNRf' WANT ADS VIII NOT 20" run
longer 'hnn seven daN' without f'n'NM
ORDER.
ALL CHARGE WANT NDN mr." ON"
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FOR nd appears can outof.iovu want
ads arc ro9'ilrcl' r'@h ~ advance
ADVERTISERS should rg''ln r'''.nl'
given nv lhr 'N'N'h'n I''H '' I'
irons making payments over Nh" on''"
counter. ns no mistakes Cnn be- lr'''.'h
without them
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

A NICE LUNCH. % to 25c. cafeteria" ="
basement state National Rank
HOT CAKES. l0c, oatmcnl. be-; toast. 5c.
eggs, l5c Ths Broadway, 32O North
Broadway.
LADIES. TAKE NOTICE-Thnt blue
white diamond YOU have been wanting
so long now on sale NJ Harris GoRr =.
SOC down aud soc "A week guaranteed Hs
represented Resides. we give Won 20 dayq
free trial. your money back Il YOU want
H. Nuull Ike our system. r. Il Clonts.
Mgr. l6 y Rob
NANTED-Di Dining room gin. prefer one
to work for her husbands room and
hmlIl M llk " nrmn NIra LlnIll
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WANTED l.ra-ru,s r,pnIr man 10 take
change of repair shop ut Jones. okla
best proposition for right man I'm tho
s'u''. NIpht and Day GurlEe, Jones',
DINl
WANTED Experienced apartment house
potter 3"l'a N Hudson
WANTED A rood wo-thlrd printer.
Ere" Press. knrnshor Okln
WANTED Young man to help In dining
room Bosrmut, state National Rank
WANTED Holv builders Sl3-I5 West
Molu Scott Auto onl Supply Go
WANTED Young man to learn pho
toguphy. An opportunity. r. Alex
Wells studio
WANTED Mt once a registered phnrmn-
clst ut fair wages Address George y
Latham. Tutilc ONn.
WANTED a machine man who Ia nll
round printer, permanent Job ni good
muy with q good place io work and n
good town to i've In Wire or phone
state Sentinel SuRlcr Okln.
WANTED Two Young men 10 act ma news
agents uu Frisco Splendid chance tor
advancement Apply TO Frci Harvey,
''l South broadway
WANTED Two young men for pormn-
urut positions win puv Sc 20 per
week with chance for promotion Ambl-
tIuus Young men from the country suit
unlo fo' work I'm reply give age. last or
usual employment und n married or sin
rlr write co.'s. ear" Times
BARRIER WANTED $500 guaranteed,
good for So 100. phone or write 4 T.
ward Gushing, Okla Phone .. +. O.
RnV l,l
NNRBER wanted nt once; first class
Wurkmcu. So guaranteed. good for
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ROOMS FOR REM


REGULAR BOARD. u molls. 81 90. The
Broadway. 32o North Broadway
ROAST REEF. roc. ycrctppios. 5c. dcs-
scrts, Dc. "Cnictcrla." basement state
National Rank
ruE BROADWAY. 600 North Hrondwny.
regular meals Csc and goc; none better
Mnnl tickets $3.50
ROOMS for patients needing treatment:
especially confinement case. Phone
Maple s66
ROOM m private home. gentlemen prc-
fer'rd. board next door Maple li}.
Gli West 1tN
FRONT BEuHOON I'm modern home
Wal G26o-J 1878 " 3rd
ONE furnished ROOM gentlemen only
can G"U y Walnut
NlCELN FURNISHED sleeping room.
private home. Phone VI H2l il3
" ,ih
FOR RENT NrN meat rooms ot d Broad.
wpy tlrrlr
PLEASANT ROOM ~ mdy employed
Walking distance. lOl T. 5lh
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WANTED TO RENT

wANTEp-Elec,rIc roc,Incrs. Can NJ. 7
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\ STOCK salesman who cam sell % good
proposition. would do we'll To- yHl nt
2l2 Security building oklahoma Citv. and
LET ms explain our proposition. II YOU care.
bring the prospectus of amy aud ull of the
oil and mining stock selling corporations
m the field and We VIII lplvu IL Nv yol
f W haven't the best iu the field. We
lnr mono
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Stock SaIesrn@n

Success depends upon
pCrmanence. For success
must be real success to be
worth while. A temporary
splurge is not success.
You cannot build a solid,
permanent foundation on
customers that come and
go-no matter in what
numbers they come. They
must come and stay.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
Hotel
Broadway Central

oklahoma City
MONARCH HOTEL 200 Enst End ST.
every room modern. by week g. 90
EMrlRE. 226 S Broadway: modern
brick. all outside rooms soc to 81:
weekly rates i25U to f350. Best nc
comodntIons for the money.
THE MARC QuETTE HOTEL. overlooking
courthouse park. rooms 81 no up per
week. with bath $500 mp per week;
irst-rlnSs porter service. owner ~ build
lug manager Grand and Dewey Walnut
3iaT
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WANTED-Fou stenmfttcrs 3 helpers
Z machinlsls. I helpers. 4 hucklnyrrs, 90
common laborers wages 81 per day. for
common labor; steam filters and ma.
ohinlsts, depending upon skill hrlckIay.
srs SlHc per hour For construction OF
new power plant nj fairland switch. T.
miles north Of Ada. on Katy. Interstate
Construction Co. Ada, okla
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ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

WANTED Room and board I'm private
home, where boy. Hgc I. can be- taken
r1re NJ while mother attends business
college. O.gN. cnro Times
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WANTED-A man with laundry erreri.
ence. competent Of taking charge "
base hospital laundry AZ Fort SIN okla
Must have experience In taking care of
boiler Apply TO G. GIrvln o Broadway
circle
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ARE YOU A SALESMAN?
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


-srs-|>sererrss~~s4e,~-aso
CASH paid for ladcs' and gcntlemen's
secondhand clothing W $500
WANTED Furniture for or S-room
house. must hc nice nud cheap for cash.
stat" fully first reply T-2G care Okla
NpWuu.
VAULT DOORS wanted: Will pny cash
for two. J.. T.. Patterson. Sla Camp
hc'I Rlir Wal 7Gl7
WILL take children to board. best or
cnrr, across tho street from school
Walnut iS99-J
WANTED An adjustable dress form
state price. Writ" Mrs. c. l., JOG
Iosi Park Place. city
NANT horse and wagon for horses feed,
lght work can W. 3Gf5
WANTEp-Electric rcctlhcrs. Cnu NJ. 70
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WANTED Bright Young man above NV
erage ablnty for clerical work Prefer
party Wholesale grocery experience Good
opportunity promotion aud to lcnrn the
business. T-30 care Oklahoman
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wANTED-Flrst class hardware m,r
with some experience In selling furn.
hre by large retail store In good town
must he willing 10 work + r.. cpu
Oklahnmhn
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manufacturers NJ Intrlrks COnl OH
burners Tor cooking stoves. heaters. mot
air water and steam furnaces used sue.
cessiully Tor wears Write for cn''nr
WE INSIST TINT whcn YOU ppoud your
money, buy the best, IT'S NJ Harris
Goar-its economy That l9-sI2r. 70
Jewel South Bend watch adjusted IN 4
positions, keeps tho minutes and seconds
The hest dollars md cents can Al, 81 OU
= week. and one free n YOU can heat our
price for cash Make us prove n. you1l
never miss tho money Harris Gonr. i6
N Rnhlnsnn 81 u n rl.nla Mrr
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Patents
Osteopaths.
Rubber Stamps and Seals.
MALE HELP WANTED

b. x. STAMP 4 SEAL co. lls West
Grand Phone W. 3il
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Want AID Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman Times

All week day classified Advertising runs
~ both papers ~ one price SUNDAY
cklahoman. one issue same rate as the
two daihes
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

GARAGE with front cement driveway a
ilN East 5th
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hELIAbIE men wanted those CupthIr
ot furnishing references and $50 on
capital 70 travel with our feature moving
picture nlms, YOU work under a runrnu-
Tee. some men making ne high as $500 un
monthly. Peerless Feature Attractions
lal Lee nlhg-. NLlnLnmn INV nLL-
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SCHOOL TEACHER, above draft nge,
employed wants position In small bank
or lumber yard: Al reference t. H.
care OklnhOman
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Personal.

Miss BueIah satterfeld OF Dia-
nond street is spending this week
with friends IN Pittsburgh
Miss Title Mckinney. teaches
in thee East Side schools, has been
III the past few days.
Mrs. John Baker. OF Keyser. ar
rived here yesterday to spend the
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Clark Merrifeld.
Prof. and Mrs. J. ". Nay came
down from Mt. axe Park yesterday
and spend Thanksgiving with re
latives-
Miss Alta Reeves OF thee w v U,
is expected home today for the
" Miss Nellie Mcintyre Of the Cen
tral school. has recovered rom a
few days illness.
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the Job and ! Go Back to Mine.

I've great faith in the love OF my
sex for peace" she said. Il think
sacrifices than ever-and making them
wen find women ready 70 make greater
gladly for the sake OF peace-even #
we have TO feed our enemies"
Women have always thought love
the most precious word in the Ian.
Euage," remarked Chrys, but maybe
we've been wrong, maybe it's peace
Tires thrill in it, too. suggester
Martha. "a thrill as old as the race
Why today we can actually get thu
feeling IN that awkward antique poetry
OF Isaiah: How beautifu! upon the
mountains are the feet OF him that
bringeth good tidings, tina. publisheth
peace.
"The word certainly links US up to
the past as no other word does.
said Daddy. "'Remember-in the
Psalms-'Peace be witnin thy walls
md prosperity within thy palaces
Ard consider the completeness Of
the Christmas blessing" AIDED -11otI'e-,
Z" Peace on earth"
while we're establishing peace
ano-G the nations of the earth. it
would De- mighty good plan TO make
x a pc InarenE foundation in homes
PCT IN the practical Martha. In the
c=y. Of course, family quereIs do cot
e&!s; Eu: IL fact, they give LAYERS
moss o finch business. Salalt I,ffs.
yer nothing important t. gts-E with.
y: ing IN q os: divorce &c sea-
IEere was that drea Hal word again.
CEryS may Tot be ma:ic!1aS but SHe
3 certainly miSchtevous
Petite l0oh out for divorce SUIT
in tie LcriEler tribe Sls SAID. jane
is going to work tomor-1w-aad oh!
how Bob VIII rage when he gets
hone!'
Go be Continued)
IF a War Bride comes to the Grand
eSdaT L -comE1AT- g
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house was redolent with the savory
aroma OF roasting turkey, the guest ar.
rived. 1t was Peregrine, and Doro-
thea. still wearing her kitchen apron,
threw her arms around his neck and
shed few tears OF Joy on his shoul.
der.
I'm almost sorry that some one
else is coming" she said. 1T would be
so nice If you and were just here to-
gether. It seems just like those first
Thanksgiving days. Besides, with all
the other boys down at the clubhouse
singing and shouting as they would
with no women about-it may be a
little dull for him"
Peregrine was laughing.
I'm him." he announced bluntiy.
You see, it IS this way" and he pro-
duced the little white envelope that he
had been wearing next his heart for
several days. "a young soldier came
IN and asked IL + dallow anything on
some jars OF plum butter He said
that there we're ten fellows laid up in
the infirmary that time, and there
were some hundred and fifty jars OF
It He said they nearly not plum but
tered to death, and as soon as he was
out he wanted some pretzelS and pick
les, to sort Of cou1teract the plums,
but he'd sent all his money home and
he thought maybe I'd trade off some
pretzeIs and pickles for few OF tho
jars Of plums. Well. knew could
always get a good price for it from
some OF the city folks that come here
in the spring, so took It. And in one
Of the packages I wound this note.
knew the boys were going to be taken
care Of at the club-and, we'll, felt
Il was provdeptial the way that let
ter had come to me- thought that
maybe it was meant to be Just that
way knew you were maybe missing
me q little, 80 thought I'd surprise
you"
An don that eighth Thanksgiving
Dorothea told the patient Peregrine
that her AFFAIRS were settled at last.
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Try Making Your OuUr1
Cough Remedy
You can save about s.. and have
= better remedy than the ready.
made kind. Easily done.
7R5ERS5Ts55ERESSE

If YOU combined the curative proper
ties Of every known trea6y-made" cough
remedy, you probably could not get as
much real curative power as there IS IN
this simple homemade cough syrup,
which is easily prepared IN a few min
Get from any druggist 2lS ounces OF
Pinex, pour it into a pint bottle and
fill the bottle with syrup, using, either
plain granulated sugar syrup, clarified
nolasses, honey, or corn syrup, as
desired. The result Is full pint OF
really better cough syrup Shan you
could buv ready-made for three times
the money. Tastes pleasant and never
spoIls.
This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets
right at the cause Of a cough and CAV
almost immediate relief. It loosenS the
phlegm. stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated' membranes
50 gently and easily that 1t IS really
astonishing
a day s use viii usually overcome the
ordinary cough and Tor bronchitis,
Group, Swhooping cough and bronchial
asthma, there IS nothing better.
PineX is most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine. e1-
tract, and has been used for generations
to break up severe coughs.
To avoid Disappointment. ask your
druggist for F'2l% ounces of Pincx" with
full directions, and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money promptly refunded.
The Pinex Co., Fl Wayne, IND
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EIeHTY-sEVENTH
CHAPTER.
! dad "Reaee" Means so on

Flno "FSaS9 means Stdy V""
Eyes. the was 5c oveE. my dears,'
waving war extra. But war work Is
said Daddy Lortmer as he came in
not finished yet / hope you women
don't stall it,
You mean, Mr. Lorimer, that We
have still q big bill to pay Tor the
show? % ventured Martha. II suppose
some women have got to have that
rubbed into their minds. They musant
think they can resume their pre- war
extravagances and ease Just because
the firing has stopped"
you cheer club girls had better
impress that fact on your friends,
remarked daddy who as a successful
man Is always able to think up jobs
for everybody in reach. no. I'm not
fooling, girls. Besides getting our
bys back home, weu have to feed
some half dozen starving nations.
Every kitchen IN this land must con-
tribute its 1.-THE OF food regularly.
Moreover, the government will have
to make another Liberty Loan. So,
little girl" Daddy addressed me. you'd
better save your peunies-if you wan!
to see your Bob"
I'm putting all / can collect into
Thrift Stamps" Here stretched out
my hand and Daddy Lortmer soIemnly
placed one cent on my palm. Then i
change them for War Savings Stamps
because that way III get my money
back with interest in i've years, yau
know"
Maybe she'll be needing it badly
Just about then" laughed Chrys. 'to
start life anew-in case Of a divorced"
lily sister IN law spoke careIessly.
but her jest hurt me terribly.
Fortunately, q remark made by
Mother Lorimer took the general at.
tention away from me.
A Dramatization of 1.-THE Confessions
Matinee and Night, T
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a
Night, Tuesday, E>cember 8.
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For,nsr Pastor Here

Rev. and Mrs. ]. B. Workman OF
Buckhannon were in tthe city yes
terday. Rev. Workman, a former
pastor OF the ianond street church,
was called here to conduct the fun
era1 service Of Dr. W. G. Jamison,
which was held at the rsidnce on
Tuesday at $3.50 O'Clock. They
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8nd any way Il you make plum butter
. that I wouldn't miss your Thanks
ing dinner for anything
orothea was all a-treubIe with ex-
Element She asked the soldier boy
{ he Woidn't bring friend. but he as
ured her that he wouldn't because
most fthe boys who were able TO get
~ and didn't go home were being en-
ertained by the mems local club. She
ave very full directions as to how to
let to her house. assured the boy that
he was Just good-natured old maid
I'd told him to come for o'clock
Inner. Then she hurried about her
Kitchen making preparations for a
inner that would have sufficed doz-
n She had no doubts that there
7ays came. She listened all the morn
= for the ring OF the phone that did
ot come. She felt that she would
ver her dignity # she phoned to
md asked him-when for eight
, he had never missed phoning to
oorothea cried a little on her Pill
that night She assured herself
was excitement over her expected
pest Perhaps # was for another
ason- After all when one has had n
srtafn telephone message every day
y eight years just the failure to re-
I've It Is enough to unsteady the
rVeS-
or some reason Dorothea had
eRtsgivings during the morning
Hpt looking forward with 50
ure TO her dinner guest as
eeted to- She had hoped
d be there to help en-
49,. -. -.
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =
Mothers Meeting.

The.e vas a good attendance at
the mothers meeting last evening
at the home OF Mrs. c. E. Swisher.
In Market street. An interesting
program was given. Two vocal Sc
Eections by Mrs. Mcmillan were
next months meeting. business
meeting. will also be heio at the
home of Mrs. Swisher.
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR WOMAN AND THE HOME GIRO
we're guests OF Nj. and Mrs. Ed
ward Means while here.

Nine In One Family Have. Flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Satter1eid,
Mrs. Satterfeld's mother, Mrs. Ken
bricks and six children are all I'll
OF influenza at their home, IN Col
fax. Mrs. Smallwood, a neighbor.
Is caring for them
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An don that eighth Thanksgiving
Dorothea told the patient Peregrine
that her a6alrs were settled at last.
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Returned Home.

Arthur Fsu1ey. who was In the
government service at Baltimore.
has received his discharge. and he
and Mrs. Fauley arrived here last
evening. They are guests at the
home Of Mrs. FauIey's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. D. Cox, in HIorgantown
avenue