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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-06

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-06
Bulletin.

Washington. May 23.-TheatrIcal
performers have been excepted from
the new draft regulations at the d.
rection Of Secretary Baker, who Is said
to feel that the people cannot do with
out all amusement in war time and
that other amusements could be dis
penscd with more readily.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-06-06

Cab fer Old False Testh pony nate. & broken
also cash Tor old gold, silver. platinum. dental gold
and Old fold. 1ewe!fy: VIII send cast BY return mail
~ price. aaassL aasss. Dst& Z. 1901 .. StAs u rAlis. "a
W. N. u, ST. LOUIS, NO. 22-191e.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
CENTRAL MESA
By Marie Conrad

Mrs. Henry Conrad and Clara spent
Thursday with Mrs. Richard Kraus
Mrs. Henry Luhr, Mrs. Bennett
Limbaugh and Mrs. Simmons called
on Mrs. Earl Seaman Thursday after
noon.
Don't forget the entertainment at
the schoolhouse Friday evening, Feb
ruary %, at 8 p. m. Everybody well
come.
Mrs. Walter Buck and niece called
at the Seaman and Koontz homes
Friday.
w. Roy Baker was the guest of Mrs.
l.. Nj. Bayston Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraus spent Satur-
day evening at the Conrad home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luhr were call
ers at the r. G.. Graves home Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. l.. M. Bayston, Mr.. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. Bebb, Marie and Regina Con-
rad and William Conner spent Sunday
evening at the Graves home.
Henry Meier is assisting Mr.. Koon-
tx in building his house.
Mrs. Henry Meier spent Monday
with Mrs. G.. w. Koontz.
Mrs. J. w. Limbaugh spent Tues
day and Wednesday with Mrs. Luhr.
Mrs. Henry Meier spent Wednes-
day with her sister Mrs. Conrad.
Nazarene prayer meeting was held
at the Earl Seaman home Thursday
evening.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
rlONTOUR
BY Mrs. X. +. holland

Mrs. Cecil Angeroth is in Boise
taking medical treatment. Her many
friends hope she will return greatly
benefited.
Mr.. Stanton was able to be out
for walk yesterday.
DR.. ]. d. Gillian held the second
quarterly conference at this place
Monday evening after church service.
Tuesday, Mr.. Berry of the Gem
County Farm Bureau gave talk to
the farmers of this vicinity. John
Mcconnell was named as chairman,
A. d. Stanton, secretary, and Frank
Mcconnell, treasurer. There was a
good turn out of interested men pres
ent.
F. L. Palmer and G. A. Adams cele-
brated their birthdays at the Palmer
home Tuesday evening. Both gentle
men are in the prime of life and we
wish for them many more such hap
Ply occasions.
Friends from the Walla Walla coun-
try are visiting at the Juvenal home.
Rev. Seward is conducting revival
services this week.
The beautiful flag pillow presented
to the Red Cross society by Mrs. Or
vile Mcconnell sold for $50, but we
do not know who the lucky owner is
so far. The Red Cross society voted
to purchase 500 worth of goods and
have all day meetings until it is
madeup.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
SOUTH SLOPE
BY Mrs. C. w. Cook

Mrs. Oscar Ivie came down from
the butte to assist the Crescent club
members in making surgical dress
ings, Wednesday. She will visit with
Mrs. Warden the rest of the week.
Ray Stinson and crew of men
have just completed an overshot on
the Canyon canal near Rocky Point.
C. p. Hartley has a car load of APP
Piles ready for shipment, but is bother
ed about getting cars.
DR.. N. B. Barnes is quite ill at his
home.
Cliff Tucker is moving to Nampa
this week.
Mrs. Cliff Tucker is still suffering
with throat trouble.
The Crescent club will meet at the
club house Friday, February %.
Will Tucker is blowing for spring
barley.
Mrs. Stinson had few neighbors
come in Wednesday evening to help
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
LETHA
By Mrs. A. L. Pomeroy

Mrs. Mary Fishback returned from
Oregon on Friday, where he has been
visiting her daughter and other rela-
tives.
Mr.. Bates had charge of the Gem
State Lumber yard last Monday while
Manager Battan was in Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Davidson, Mrs.
Elmer Hess and children were dinner
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pell Johnson last Sunday.
Miss Zada Wines was an over Sun
day guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Miles.
Mrs. Frank Kreizenbeck visited at
the home of Mrs. John E. Wilton last
Friday.
Mrs. Lanman accompanied Rev.
Lanman to Letha on Sunday.
Ed Bott, J. f. Wilton and A. f.
Pomeroy are finishing the repair
work on the Bott dyke to make it safe
for high water.
Mrs. Pell Johnson and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
F. C. Wilhelm.
Mrs. Bert Purcell of Weiser came
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
BRAMWELL
Bv E. f. Wells.

The sad news of the death of Joe
Nelson, son of Nels Nelson, reached
here Monday by phone from Salt
Lake, where Joe had gone to undergo
an operation for appendicitis and
other troubles. Funeral services were
to be held at Burley, the home of
the family on Wednesday. The Mel
son family have many old time friends
here who are panied, indeed, to
learn of their sad bereavement.
A new coal house is being built at
the schoolhouse by Geo. A. Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Storey and
daughter Sarah returned home Tues
day from a two weeks visit with
relatives in the Twin Falls country.
They report fine visit and are great
ly taken up with the country down
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burns and family
were Sunday guests at the Jim Kes-
gard home.
A son. was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Mart Smith last Wednesday. Mrs
Smith is staying at the home of
sister in Emmett.
Bill King left Wednesday to look
at some land near Burley.
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BISSELL CREEK
By Mrs. Ward M. Fuller

Thomas Stone and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday with friends ant
relatives at New Plymouth.
Robert Howard is having a com.
plete set of modern bathroom fix
lures, with hot and cold water, install
ed in his new house.
Ethel Newman last week purchased
Ford car of the M. & M. Garage.
Mrs. b. r. Ross and children spent
Friday evening at the Ward Fuller
home.
Jet Hill and H. Cole spent Sunday
with friends at New Plymouth.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Johnson of Boise
are spending a few days at the ranch.
Emil Johnson has recently pur-
chased Ford car.
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UPPER MESA


Mr.. and Mrs. Preble and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Loe Reed called at the f. II
SPOTS home last Sunday week.
F. II. Spots left last Wednesday
to visit his mother at the old home in
North Dakota. He will also visit
other relatives and friends at Duluth,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VanFleet and
children visited at the Ward Graves
home Tuesday evening of last week.
w. II. Foster expects to move to
Mr.. Loves place east OF town.
Ward Graves moved from the form
or VIM. Emrick place to New Ply
mouth the first of this week Mr.. Hall,
who now owns the place, will move on
TO IL.
Charles VanFleet expects to move
about the first of March onto a place
west of town.
Mrs. Loe Reed visited last Thurs
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up on Monday and visited at the Rich
ard Purcell home until Wednesday.
Mr.. Bates loaded his car for Coun-
Gil on Thursday.
Mrs. Wilhelm called on Mrs. Henry
Riggs Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Dan Hanson visited her faith
err in Weiser from Friday until Mon
day.
R. L. Battan leaves Thursday for
Pocatello where he will attend the
annual meeting of Gem State Lumber
company managers.
Ladies, remember the w. c. t. u.
and Red Cross work meeting next
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. C. Wilhelm. All ladies of
the community consider themselves
invited.
Letha has "gone over the top" on
the pillow record. We aimed to get
25; someone prophesied we'd get so;
the last reported makes the number
90.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
SWEET

Protracted meeting is being held a
Sweet under the direction of Rev. Ken
dali.
Mrs. Koeplin has organized a sing
ing class among the young folks.
Born-Friday, February 8, to Mr.
and Mrs. Rush Chase, l0-pound
daughter.
Maidie Chase, Mable Brandon, Rol-
land Bean, Anna Pratt, Mildred Bran
don and Katie Pratt secured creditable
grades on portion Of the recent
county examination.
John Pratt and family made trip
TO Emmett Monday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
NEWS OF GEM COUNTY
BY The Index's Correspondents

day afternoon with Mrs. Claude
Barnes.
Mrs. Parks visited last Friday af
ternoon with Mrs. F. II. SPOTS.
Mrs. Whiteside and Mrs. Whitsell
will entertain the U. A. Club at the
meeting next week.
The teachers and pupils will render
Washington's birthday program at
the school Friday afternoon. A din
ner will be served at noon. In the
afternoon A. l.. Berry, organizer of
the Farm Bureau and County Super
intendent Miss Breshears will speak.
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Recruiting Officer.

R. E. Rose, chairman of the Gem
County Council of Defense, has ap-
pointed E. L. Holverson as recruiting
officer for those wishing to enlist in
the ship building forces. He will main
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21

w. d. Mcfarland is blowing for
quite a field Of small grain.
her father, C. w. Cook, celebrate his
birthday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1918-02-21
Cash and Carry

It's a real problem to get Flour Substitutes
at prices within reach of ones pocketbook
Without doubt the most effective way is to
buy them in bulk, for by doing so you cut out
the cost of expensive packages. We carry
in stock now, Rye Flour, Barley Flour, Buck
wheat Flour, Corn Meal, HOminy Flakes and
Dat Flakes, and sell them in any quantity
wanted, from one pound up
Wisconsin rye flour, per Do. SC
Pennsylvania buckwheat flour, h.. loo
Barley flour, per lb,.,.-.-.-,,..,.-.-., 7c
Corn meal, per lb....-.. Size
Hominy Flakes, per lb.-....... SC
Dat Flakes per ..-.......-.......7Ea
No. Jap rice, per lb.....-.......-... &c
Kingsford's corn starch, pkgs for Csc
Argo corn starch, pkgs. for25c
Cash and Carry Prices Save Money for
the Consumer.
The Golden Rule Store
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
FURNISHED ROOMS FoR RENT

ron RENT one newly furnished room,
one N two ladies Or gentlemen PM
Nuio homo, walking distance references
exchanged illb West Nh Maple 2lii
alIIplNG room fof rent at Gl2 North
lu"tdWny Maple nai'J
#I.IErlNl rooms, tlrsi floor, font, nelr
bath fpf couple Or two grntlsmon, close
boo tlb West Thlid Maple if-l
luONT bedroom In modern home
gentlemen pioiouSd d2A ", sih Wal.
rut lnd
LAltGE south bedroom. well furnqhrd.
connecting huih, large closet. private
entrance, walking distance, mon only
Phone Walnut l0i
Srl,ANGrUs ~ TIM CITY Don't
waste money tIylnE them all come
dltu"i iu the "llfundNHy CAFE hest
muuS No town 2iu, $40 NOrth hroAdWay
lOu KENT Two nicely furnished lly.
Ing rooms, first floor w. Oakos iOlH
" Grand Room lHono Walnut i0sl
CuOlCt lunt fpphs private home. hr
ulshcd ur uufnrnlshed, hnlf Block ClaH.
son h0uluNurd. electric lights, EhA Rul
furnace honi, phone. fine well, city aud
,Islrrn water small garden furnished
" lpo1.l
Nicely furnished southeast room,
Walking distance o0' " tn Maple
ll0C
| FARM. cash rent. nrur cly. suite of twu
FuIlh'HHl ruoms blo W ith
/ NICELY Furnished bedroom In prl,hr
home, walking distance Naply 2tll-l
NlrI modern slcrpiug room. close lu,
4. 80 p'r wrok Phone Walnut 1850
NICELY Furnished room frr reutT walk.
Ink dHiun,ri board n dSIrd, men
ur'f'uri Walnut 2S6
A BEAUTIFULLY mruhhrd room,
Srua exposure. adjoining hnth, un
Dlr IIur, I'm walking distance. Erntlomsn
wrirfrnd references ctI.Hugod Phone
Walnut 2i91 can mprulug1
l,l'NT tp two boys ur man aud wife.
s9uIhrnm slooplpg room, reasonable
90 l.ur iuI
ron NEST Nicely Furnished ,uH bed
room. in new home. hluHk from ytT.
gentlemen only 1uu W lilh
NICE south sleeping foumi en- W "D b"
FrUNlHllLD room fur rrnt Walnut
Nlg t2l W Sth
Pull UENT Front upsuia sleeping
room two closets. good ncighhufhOUd
close 10 ear line alN r. llh
TWO nicoly furnished bedrooms. con
yvulrut ~ hath. private home. lll1
North lllIHun Phone W 7lfl
ONE nlccly furnished bedroom. gontIg,
man pricfrcii board II desired. lOH
WrH 2ist ~
We'll F'nNlsiItu southeast room.
three large wluduws convenient to
bath, ronlolmen only llO West Gth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman- Times

Al wrok. d1v cl1fa'nsi Advertising rum
In both papers ui ONE price SUNDAY
OklhHW1u ON" Issue, fnmo rate ~ th'
two dllleA
word Line lucb
One time Sunday only. l.2e 9c ~
One time UuIly OkNhY-
man md Times ..... I l-2n 9c lOi
Three times rUly Okla
homnn and Times ger
One week oklahoman
ana Iim0s per duN .. / hn 7r ~
One month Oh1huWnn
ana Times per fI# lc H. "
Figure pix lriirrH 10 the average word
aud six words 10 the llno twelve lines Ia
the inch
Al stock plcampn and promotion nd
ycriising carries tho ono. time rate.
SUNDAYS ads include Saturday Or Mon
dny Times NJ 2c prr word, ilit yer
iurh
An FOR Rents noardlng and situation
W1n'C' both Qklrhomln ma Times, lc
per word
All speculative ma stock seillng nd
FcrilHinr rurrlrs tho one. time rate
Classified contract rates Tor Okl1ho-
man and Times . nN0 limos IN ho used
within one wear from date ~ contract
or contract for Iinrs dlllvfur ono y"nr.
lc per linc cncl issue. copy changed os
No N 7rcrorrl 'or lens th,n 2sc
OELNHONNN NND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
"T - Ans win hc run seven days
only when ionewH VIII ho solicited
longer than seven days without renewal
order
All CHARGE WANT ADS ore due
nni payable the snmn dlv first Insertion
for nd appears can uut-uf town want
ads 0ro rosltivplv rnah iu advance
ATNlfTHTHFTff a. .Iftta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

i2O WEST SEVENTH furnished Groom
apartment to adults only; references
required
fllNlSHEn fuur-room modern cottage.
prefer parties without children Apply
after p. N. s33 T.. lOth, or phone Wal
nut in71
lb-ROON hlgh-Dlnw apartment house,
furnished close In Owner leaving city
Price $500. 9S N stiles
WANTED 2 or S-room bungalow or
apartment; must be modern. nicely
furnished, ON ear line; within 70 or. Il
blocks Of city Walnut lOI, or Maple
l2HT
THREE ROOM apartment for rcnt. gas
furnished Bl5 West CMrknHnw
rOR SALE. Have 22-ro0m furnished
apartment house close ln. viii sell all
or part Of furniture md rent you the
building terms given ON part B-0l9,
Ok1hOwnu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
Statesmen WANTED

statesmen WANTED
A LIVE salesman 10 Hell slopk nud tako
orders inr EnndH eau At goo Mpt
Gnd hl Tho Auto ONnera supply Com.
pauyl
STOCR sALEsNEN'
n You ara Interested IN 10 prOpus luu
That Viii nay you Sj'l-l percent commits.
sion, ono that sells 10 bankers aud husl-
moss men every day 500 NJ ThumuHUu.
llnNllu hotel
HlGH CLASS STOCK sALEHMAN
WANTED
TO PLACE WlrH INVEgTOIW
no pEUCENT
rlllgfElRaD DlNlDENu STOCKS
incorporation owning
IA TWENTY.NCNE TltNCrS
" highly mlnernlgod lead aud zinc
LARGE CAPACITY MILLS
Two ~ our mills have established the
highest records IN the entire Miami dH.
liCt for large percentage NJ mineral ru.
unyefy on continuous monthly ulnH Ovr
mil made not profit NJ t91 uUU In siH
weeks operation 10 February I. ana IL
ttlll breaking record Another min wndu
Nl OOO net IN twelve weeks NJ partial po.
ductinn FIVE OTHER MlItR GNNC.
TlCNI.LY RE- my FOW IugUiY pWOr
lfAlnE PRODUCTION COMPANY sold
stock for above development nud now
offering second issue 0f iln percent pro.
tered stock M pHr IN finance additional
Development Property ana management
well aud fuyuuhy known. liberal con
tracts 10 reliable splcsmou Want men
10 cover oklahoma our representative
have little difficulty I'm HSlllur this stock
In competition With other mining stock
Tor there 10 no comparison between nm In
yestmrnt In going concern which hns
proven itH ptopuiI nnd earnings, has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE

! nv MAN ns rhof mr. steward In first.
rI1s motel ur cafe. can deliver Tho
| goods Hni show results good references
con hnudlo large Or small crew Y 20,
| uNnhnman
| PATTERN MAKER. experienced. first
Gloss, NnyH position Some place In oil
I"l17 preferred Address, n u, OKLA
/ hOmrn
FURNITURE r0othlng sogd salesman
wants position Address Fl0 care
N.lp'mmru
ruILlil rulcni wants work I'm spare
hours T. % lnv 1l7
YOUNG mun. With thorough commercial
training banking experience. good per.
Hun1I'N, Wishes temporary position Call
Walnut ilun fn2 ozark Rooms
BOY, a. wants work Whylr there iH
chance fur Advancement with good
fhm. nn experience s-lsS Times
MAN holding frHt Rtade teachers Ger
tnruto wants employment Size ~
n'nfy or wages main object Sl16, care
Times
GENERAL office man, bookkeeper,
typewriter, capable n taking full
charge. years eSptrlence' handle cor
must mo permanent and good salary.
Address az X Market st., Shawnee,
okla
COWMAN. Al. sober and reliable wants
permanent position o. NJ. care okla
hnmuu
SINGLE man. e.. wants employment
best N references $50, Oklahoman.
BOUKkEErEW Eight ycts expert
ence In double entry bookkeeping; can
usH typewriter Now employed. desires
chnurc. references $40. OklRhomRn.
ENrIUlENCED salesman, also expert
cucol newspaper man. wants position,
can furnish best NJ city references hs 10
honesty and snlesmanshlp ability; now
'mulnNcd n-tl0, OkInhoman.
WANTED type work, viii do any Kind
N .gouyng, reasonable terms Call
Mr. u wal 2n'9
YOUNG married man. Glass "a; nys
years general office experience. -
slros rlrIlrnl position ~ bookkeeping f.
ll2, Okl1humnn
WANTED Position In garage. had s6me
experience. would like TO learn trade
slot ubnhomhn.
POSITION WANTED hy two Young men
under drnft nge, with banking and Of
ilon with good firm " bank state ani.
nry willing TO pay. s-lls, care Okoho-
man.
WANTED Position I'm bank: now em-
ulOycd want 10 mako change mar
rlcd; with present employers nine years
hest ~ references o. Y. care Oklhho-
man
WANTED Farm Job or share crop, cS-
pcrlcnccd r.. GIL Dover. okla
AUDITOR, OFFICE MANAGER, above
draft ngr and married with wide range
~ experience and good references. In
the s. 500 nNl class can accept on short
notice Address O c. Oklahoman,
wanted nv hookkrepcr, Rgo
%; several years experience: can use
Typewriter; references furnished. S-i02.
Oklnhomnn
YOUNG MAN stunographcr, rapid and
accurate, wishes permanent position
with large firm. moderate SALARY TO hc-
gIn' can furnish good reference. B-52l
ONnhomnn
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WANTED Sales manager, capable ~
ofgNizing 70 competent forro tu sell
stock 'm U glass manufacturing enter.
Prise. which Ia now doing large buH
ness, but needs additional capital Oh
double the capacity Of tho plant: over
i'sh.Oon worth NJ orders on hand NJ this
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

srsnfesrseNTresses~f sN-sNs>ss-~Nsasss
HOUSEKEEPING rooms ~ W. sh ~
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms
for rent employed couple wanted no
children. 100 p. 9TH
SUITE nght hou,cksoplur rooms Tor
rent ili w ~. Phone Wal. blOa
NICELY FURNISHED downstalrs house.
keeping rooms private entrance.
lhono. Walnut iib0-J, after p M
LlmIr uOtsEkEEllNG rooms fpr rrui,
2l0 Fast IN
'rWO-UOOM mlio N urht housekeeping
toumH with sink In klchrn.- price 81.
400 West Reno
For RENT Two HIGHT housekeeping
rooms, upstairs. a. per week. no chill
drcu l3nHt 3rd
SUITE NJ three lnrEo neatly Furnished
housekeeping rooms modern, we'll Wu-
ter. south exposure; adults htnCtlyy call
before noon. b0i Fast SIN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28

| WANTED Uo0kkoepor and general Of
! flee man Tor Out-of town position: an
| Gwcr In own handwriting giving refer
/ eroos Rnd salary expected Cleveland
Machine q Boiler Co, Cleveland. Okla
/ WANTED HRFAD BAKER CLAUS
siN CATERING CO. 20 n BROAD
WAY CIRCLE
WANTED Married man 10 work ON
farm. house and COW furnished 22n
| Lee HIdg
| WANTED wheel boy and motorcycle
boy can M ilo " Hudson
WANTED Errard boy 10 work after
school can, Ia person, N7 Patterson
Bldg
BARBER. il5 per week: steady job
Hcrt bishop. lloT 2b OkeeIr, okla.
FIRST CLASS coatmakct: steady job.
Baldwin Tailoring Co, Muskogee. okla.
lTlNTER wanted. steady fob for all
round Job and al man. In power shop.
weekly paper; town 200: pleasant place
tO work, SIS week 20 good man; write
particulars and when can come. o. Q,
c1re Oklahomnn.
BOOKKEEPER and office man; i'm
mediate position IN oklahoma; per
mnncnt opening at good salary Tor quick.
reliable, experienced man; reply must
IIIIN NIl'F Wy. 'hIFIlFUNF NllN FNNhN
expected. with phone address =. o.
IloN 1851 Tulsa, okla.
BARBER wanted; must he good mixer:
STEADY Job for right man III y. LIST
st. wichita, Kan,
THE HEST pl1re to eRt-The BROAD
way" 500 North broadway. best quail
ity food meals 2ic and soc
WNNTED-To hire. good team stake
wagon and driver Apply 10 Collin
Dlez Morris. Wholesale Grocery, Ia y,
W lst ST
WANTED-Roy with wheel Manly or
fce Supply co, 2lO w. Isl.
WANTED-Two good auto painters,
second men Crescent Auto 4 Garage
Works. l3 Harrison Ave
MNNTED-A messenger boy with bl-
cycle Roach. Druggist. 10 Main 81
WNNTED-A film inspector ruthe eI-
change. third flooG India temple
building
SHOE repair man at once; pay top
wages l.. n Holland, Frederick. OKLA
RANUER wanted at once. lady OF gentle
man. il2 guaranteed; good for Us;
come or phone collect j. J, Schmidt,
Hcsse Okla.
COLORED PORTER. broadway cafe.
800 N Broadway
HAVE a position open for young man 10
Years Salary $40 month to start
After p. m. Phone Walnut 2ssa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
WANTED TO RENT


WANTED Five or b-room furnished
house by March ! good reference Can
Maple 2lS
WANTED - A three or four-room fur
nlshcd apartment, close I'm, for couple,
must DE first class. Cali or phone G. H.
He'll, sklrvln Hotel
WANTED To rent n nve-room furnished
BUNGALOW by March o Wal NO
WANTED-TO rent at once by refined
couple, or 4-ro1l apartment I'm
good ocnton, Furnished or unfurniHhcd
Phone Walnut 5ol2-J
WANTED To reut broom furnished
house, Might buy furniture Walnut
6137-R.
WANTED Ry March 2 ny ,oung couple
2 or I room furnished apartment: not
over i25. Maple 22G9
WNN1ED-To rent three on four room
furnished house with small thntnu lot
and garden; must bee clean md In rc.
sp"ctRhlc nelghburhood Address l.. g..
26oO g Robinson
COUPLE wants modern uumrulshod
four room cottage; couple without ,nIl.
dren; by March o. with yard. northwest
location Maple 3Sl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-28
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

, STOLEN-Onc 1918 Ford car; engine No.
2NOi37; no extras except double v
rods stolen from my car shed Satur-
day night Feb 20; $50 reward for re-.
turn " cnr Fred Morris, Owner, Ring
ling, Okn
$50 REWARD for recovery VI Ford tour
INK cnr 1918 model MOTOR No 237S2bs.
Cliy
N-iNi7 Ford Sondstsri 1917
license No 3ig01, dark streaks on out
side NJ right door. reward. Walnut SAT-.
STOLEN
From front pcttec Hardware store, Fora
l0'S touring car Engine No. 259i56S,
1913 license No. 23sl0. Practically new.
Reward Tor infoTmation leading to re-
c0vory Phone Walnut 1921.