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awake Up, Ag,srical" Should Be
Slogan Of People Of
United States.


Austin. Tex.-Sergt. b. Clyde Balls
ley is the nrst Texan to return from
France ~ q hero Of the flying service
OF the Lafayette Escadrille. Of which
he II q member. Young Balsiey's
home 10 In San Antonio. and he IL q
former student Of the University of
Texas. He came to Austin few days
ago upon Invitation from his old-time
friends In the university to relate his
experiences. He is home on con-
valescent leave. having just recovered
from wounds received when attacked
by flock Of German airmen. He fell
with his machine from q height Of
1000 feet to IN altitude OF 1000 feet.
and land safely behind the French
lines. He spent three years in the
flying service.
Patriotism Must BE Aroused.
"Wake up. America I" should be the
slogan ~ the people of the United
States. Sergeant Bals:ey said while
here. at Ii SO terribly necessary
and right now-that the whole country
be filled with patriotism. 1t must
feel that on II. and 1t alone. rests the
outcome OF this war. Until that time
do not believe Americas best efforts
can be put forth. For while no one,
I think. would want to take one iota
Of cheerfulness q sappIness away
from our soldiers. IT'LL we who are at
the front-the allies and the French.
feel that Americans are too cocksure
too full Of braggadocio. Confidence
IL all right, but man who does not
measure the enemy's resistance and
take into account that he IL fighting
to the death. may stand to lose vast
odds just because Of his shortsighted-
ness."
Balsley spoke of bombing Germany
with American airplanes.
'AOf course. 1t will take time. From
the French viewpoint It will be 1919
before Americans can really go in In
great forces. because she must get her
planes built and transported. and It
takes time. time. time. We really
think that in 1918 America will only
be able to take charge Of some sec
uons Of the front. and that It will be
two years before she can really make
herself felt In the real struggle"
OF German atrocities, Balsley would
not speak.
II feel ~ though I never want to
shake hands with one Of them again."
he declared. Elm the whole world
there II only one regard highly. and
be 70 10 San Antonio; and because !
felt he was 20 different have hunted
hlm mp. But only those who have
actually known the meanness and
cruelty Of their methods over there
can understand what a terrible thing
their disregard Of every principle of
right means"
Balsley has many souvenirs Of the
war-several bayonets, cap taken
from Q German prisoner. some shells.
q German artillery belt, etc. In q
worn bit Of cloth he carries the shell
which. bursting. shattered his thigh.
THE nurse gave It to me after the
operation" he explained.
In enlarging upon the American at
dtude as viewed from the foreign
standpoint Balsley went into details.
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NEED PATRIOTISM
TO END THE WAR

7 speak of American bruggadocio
% ! have seen It In France and In
Paris and ~ ] have seen Il from the
Srench angle. 30 many Of the boys
who have gone over have more or less
adopted ths attitude Of Well. we're
sory for you Trenches. but you
DON'T know hcwSto fight. Now that
we've come over well show you q
thing or two. OF course we that
have been born and reared in Amer
lea understand that attitude. War
70 20 new to this great peaceful coun-
try that even after these years Of the
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KICKS BOMB OUT OF WAY
New York carpsntsr's. Curiosity oeta
Better Of Him and He Returns
TO Investigate.

New York.-Salvatore Nuccio. o
carpenter. stumbled over something
when he went home the other night,
Kicked It out Of the way and entered
his room.
When his curiosity got the better
Of him he went out In the hall and
struck q match. The something was
an 8-inch bomb.
II had failed to explode because the
fuse had been wound too tightly.
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SHOULD WET

SHOULD WET
In the face of the terrific struggle
for human freedom should we spend
approximately billion dollars a year
for beer when this money is needed
for Liberty loans, the Red Cross and
those thousand and one beneacent
agencies essential to all humanity in
this crisis? Should we give the brew
err foodstuffs that a hungry world
could use, or coal needed for heat.
light and power, or transportation
needed for men. food. fuel and mum.
tons.
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Lad In the Ranks,

Waco. Tex.-Carl N. Palmer. twelve
years old. Of Sunfieid. Mich. is be-
llspsd to be Uncle Sans youngest
soldier. Carl enlisted last summer.
clainfng his age ~ eighteen. The
bev'o lister disclosed his. age when
- visited camp. and upon hearing
peaies from Capt Hogartk said "And
lJust think, he's only twelve yeaES
ei0 r
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ut is only when tomorrow's bur.
den is added to the burden Of today
that the weight is more than we can
bear"
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Toronto firms turned out 1000
pounds OF oleomargarine day. and
cannot supply the demand. II sells st
80 cents q pound
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The first law that God gave unto
man was the law Of pure obedience
for as much as to obey is the proper
office Of a rational soul.-Montaigne.
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A Christian on his knees can get q
clearer vision of heaven than a sin.
ner can with a telescope.
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Over 40 lbs. ID. ............S 0S
Under 40 lbs, Id. ..........,S a
Glue hides and skins .......
Bun and stag ..............
Part cured, lie less.
Green, &c less than cured.
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WlAaAL

New York. Sugar Centrifueal
s.005; fine graduated, 7.45.
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An Inconsistent Christian is no evi.
dence that the Bible Is not true.
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HIDES AND PELTS.


Dry Hides.
Flint. hatcher. lb. .............. -
Flint bull and stag. h.. ......... Il
Flint. culls and glue, lb....... IL
Salt hides. &c to &c Id. less,
Horse hides W. to 2/3 price Of green
sailed.
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Duluth:-Linseed -$4.26@435; Nav
$3.50; July. $4.28, asked; October. .Sa.75
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(Prices net FOB.
EEgs.

Eyes. graded No. 1 net, r
y. b. Denver. ...........
EgKs. graded No. net, F.
Y. b. Denver.
Eggs. case count, misc.
cases. less commission....s .75@10.
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MISCELLANEOUS Markets.


Bar silver. S9Nc.
Copper, $2312h
Lead. $7.25 a 7.6O.
Spelter, $7.45.
$4,000.
Boulder. Colo.-Tungsten concen-
trates, 60 per cent. $20.0o622.50 per
unit; crude ores, 60 per cent $4,000
$500; IS per cent, $4,000 1880; 10 per
cent. $9.40412.20.e
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New York Cotton Prices,


New York-Cotton-Mar 34,os:
December. 3O.S5.
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he who keeps close to God will not
be close with God
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Kansas City, Neutrality-suspicious.
ing, SAVE.
Eggs-Firsts, SAC,
.. Poulry-Roosters. 1sc; broilers, 240
Hmtter, Egga, Potatoes and Roostern.
oCnicaso.-Butter - Creamery. $50
., Egga.Firsts, 34@35c: ordinary
aarsts, SzV sc; at mark, cases Included.
Potatoes-wisconsIn. Michigan and
s snnes3 O. budk' $1.1b81.20: ditto,
Poultry-Roostsrs, young, csc.
Chicago Grain and Provissop prtee..
IT EsniSago;-Corn-No. 3 yellow. $3.50
oats-No: 3 white, ssH SIC: stand.
arc, s3h 394hc.
Rye-No. ., $3.s3.
Barley-$1.75@21O.
Ttmothy-$5.O 90 a 500.
'Clover-$2S.00@ 81 100.
Lard-$261c.
aibs-i2isiosA77. d..
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nRD0vED UNIONS mrEaNAfIoaAt
SUNDNSMON
LESSON

(By E. o. SELLERS, Acting Director OF
the Sunday School Course Of the Moody
Bible Institute. ChicaEo.)
(Copyright. 1913. western Newspaper Union.D
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Green Sailed Pelts,
Dry Flint Pelts.

Mooi peIts 81
Short wool pelts .......... rs
Butcher shearlings, No. 1...., 20
No. 2 murian shearlings. 10
Bucks. saddles and pieces at value.
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HAT AVID GMAIN MARKET.
q. q. B. Denver. Carload Prica.)
FhO0R,
DRESSED POULTRY.

hungarian palent, 90 lbs. sacked.
subject to discount. ........... ass
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Fruit.
Vegetables.

Apples. Colo. new fancy. boz. 1000 $50
Pears. Colo. ................. 400
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TEMPERANCE
inNOte5a

(Conducted By the National Woman'l
Christian Temperance Unionl
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Calf and Kip. Green Sailed

n. &c less than cured.
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Kansas City, Mo.-Butter-Creame
AMc; nrsts, 40hc; seconds. 3sc; pack.
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BMttef, Egga. Potatoes and Roostern.
Chtcago.-Butter - Creamery. mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
wANTED-BIDs AND PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice ~ hereby given that the City
NJ 0eary, oklahoma, viii receive bids up
TO O'Clock p. m. Friday, August %,
1918, for the construction Of a well as
folio IS, towlt.
l-Make bid on a web 20 feet In al.
ameter and IS feet deep. constructed OF
brick.
2-Mske bid on well 20 feet In diameter
and 50 feet deep, constructed OF rein
forced concrete.
Snake a bid on well u feet in al
ameter ana IS feet deep. constructed of
brick
Make a bid on well "a feet in a.
ameter and 80 feet deep. constructed OF
reinforced concrete
Plans and specifications are on file at
the office OF the city clerk, Geary, okla
homs, and at the office OF the engineers
Macklntosh- Walton Co. State National
Bank building, Oklahoma City.
Contract for only one well win be let, the
size and material OF which will be de-
termired on canvass OF bids, as above
designated. All bids must meet the re-
qulrements Of plans and specifica tions
now on file az above stated.
All bids should be made on blanks pro
vided for this purpose and must be &C
companied by q certified cheek for five
hundred dollars $500 00). made payable
TO the city treasurer OF Geary, Oklahoma
The. right is reserved to reject any and
all bids,
CITY OF GEARt, OKLAHOMA.
Attest: II. Y. SUMMERS. City Clerk.
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PARIS-Priyate "Broc' Hill OF
Gadsden, Ala, has been made a ser
geant and has received the French
Cross Of War all because he learned
how to shoot accurately on his faith
er's farm back in the United States. II
has been reported that "Broc's' feat Of
Workmanship is the first Of It's kind
to be recorded in the four years OF
war
During the progress Of the German
wave attacks OF July IS on the French
and American lines extending from
Rheims 70 the forest OF Argonne, thir
ty-eight enemy airplanes appeared over
the American section near Suippes
sweeping the trenches with machin
gun fire and dropping hand grenade'
"Broo's' lieutenant. Stephen Town
send OF Marinette, Wis, thought tn
planes were flying low enough to b.
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their friends know t. Do not write tot
the boys unless they write TO you first; 4
And do not explain to the second boy
unless he calls on you again and you
have an opportunity without making .
one. Ny
Dear Mrs Thompson; 7 have becn's
keeping company with fellow for over
a year. He is now in the army Wouldl
it he all right for me to wear a service 4
pin. Would it be proper to send hinii
my picture 4
PIRPLEXED :,
II will be all right to wear the seryics
pin If he sends it to you.
In normal circumstances ! do not adj I
wise girls to give photographs to boys,y A
but with a soldier boy it is different It.d
he can be made happier by such a gilt. :
| believe he should have it.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | took a pic.
turc of fellow just as he was leaving
for camp. Would it be alright to send Z
him the picture?
Is it proper for girl Of II to go for |
an all day trip with a boy friend without
chaperon' ANXIOUS. a
II would be all right to send him tho /
picture
No,~a girl Of II should no, go for az I
all-day trip with a boy unless a chap.
erone is included in the party. a
Dear Mrs Thompson: (D What
should a girl say when a boy thanks
her for a dance ~.
(2) Should a girl speak to boy u he
is stranger to her and tips his hal !
and speaks first2 BILLIE. st,'
(D She should say that she enjoyetV
the dance too. AZ
(2) 1t is not right for her to speat
to him. His speaking to her should b. 4
an insult. 4il
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Is il all light
for . boy TO put his arm around a gist 1,
when out for a pleasure ride in a rss q
chine? GERTRUDE. 4
No, II is not all right. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


HlG' lAls bAlttAlNS.
GROOM MODERN HOME, bullt-iu
features, on w. 25th H.. two blocks wes,
Of Ciasscn, I2ajD. $500 cash. balance $50
per month Can Mr. Morgan
EAST SIDE MANslON-New 7-room
house, sleeping porch, built-in features.
hardwood downHu,irs,. fine cistern. ga
rage and drive, ON T. 18Th 81, price
1880 terms arranged with Mr. Clnrk
FIVE ACRES WITH fine broom
house, fenced nud CROSS fenced wind
mill. water pIp'd inside house IN Shield B
Addition. Inside d.ccnt car fare. will
sacrifice Tor $1,000 terms 10 be arranged
with Sir. Morgan.
$4,000 viii huy an s.room home IN
fine condition. on W 7th 81; $500 cash,
balance il5 per month can Mr.. Clark
s-kOOM HOME WITH garage aud
basement all In .nnc condition, 18th
and ClssAen, price $3.50. $500 cash. bal.
ance $50 per month. can Mr Morgan
WHY PAY REST. when YOU can buy
n broom modern home. close In on w
Cth st. FOR yl,soo. $500 cafh and good
UrmF can Mr. clark
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
jos.lo lnruronc" Bldg Maple sc
COLORED WHY PAY RENT
W" can sell you q nice or i-rOom
home, two blocks Of cHr line and school.
$50 cash aud $40 per month, We have a
few vacant lots at s. cash and s. per
month. immediate possession.
boG-1o Insurance Bldg Maple 3c
OKLAHOMA TRUST CDMPANYS
FINE BARGAtSS
EOTlCE-A fine Groom modern home
Just west Of IClHssen ON Send ST.. Will
sell foil ~ fine furniture fur 1850. or
unfurnlshed for 12,lJ0, terms
NlCG ElNE-ROOM modern home near
First and Western, $3.50, $500 cash
terms ~ suit
SPECIAL BARGAIN--5-r room home m
two fun lots. ". goth ~, $780, tjo'
cash
Fine 5-ioom modern home In fine con.
dltlou ON Sorth Brhadway. facing east
ST. 500. $3.50 cash. balance $50 per month
Nice 5-rCom modeJn home with sleep,
ing porch. on LinSood near Western
g. 2iO $3.50 cash. balance $50 per month
FINE BARGAIN - Five room rn0dsrf
home two flll lots on ". sth ST.. On'
block ~ car ur"; $500 cash payment
balnnCe like rent.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
G. q. Clark, Dell Miller
H. " Morgan, Albert Upsher,
Clarence T. TroHper
5o6 Insurance Bldg. Maple ~
CDLORED FEOPLE - STOP PAYINC
RENT We can sell you nice. larg,
i-rOom house. within two blocks Of ca
line and sc1ool FOR only $50 cash an,
so per month Ask about this
CLARENCE 4 TROSPER A. COMPANY
I0N-ln Insurance Bldg Maple 81
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PrO6ae111S
Heart
S"M2C HZZdT7TZiRxl5VW

Dear Mrs. Thompson ! am girl OF
l8 Last summer | met an awfully nice
soldier boy We vent out together and
he was very respectable. Soon after
met hun he had to leave for camp and
before he left he asked me to wait for
him until he returned. | left him at the
depot the next morning. That was in
August He kept on writing until some
time in October and then | didn't hear
from him until few days before
Thanksgiving and he said that | should
pardon him for not writing. as he didn't
have any time at all and he wouldn't
have time then only he was in hospital
with a sprained ankle a
| have never heard from him since. I
always found out where he was and
wrote TO him He sailed for France
about six months ago and | wrote TO
him until Just last month, although |
did not hear from him.
Do you think did wrong in writ
ing to him and do you think ne is glad
to receive my letters
! love this boy with all my heart and
thought he loved me by his actions too.
because he pleased me whenever he
could. 1t will break my heart il / lose
him forever My friends say that he has
some nice little French girl over there
Do you think that is true
PEGGY.
The boy was undoubtedly busy, but
not too busy to send YOU a note occa-
sionally When you found he did not
write at all you should have stopped and
given him a chance 10 he anxious to
hear from you He probably enjoyed
your letters, but he did not appreciate
your kindness in writing so often, or he
would have answered.
Do not worry about a French girl II
is barely possible that he has one and
you should not make yourself unhappy
without definite cause
Dear Mrs. Thompson: | have two
boy friends whom | like a great deal.
One promised TO come over the Fourth
and didn't and so | went with the other
The first boy asked several of my girl
friends what was the trouble. Last night
the second boy came over and papa was
angry and | was afraid to stay out very
long. think he went away angry This
morning / heard that both boys have
gone out Of town. How can ! find out
il they have gone for surel
Should | write them II possible, and
should I tell the second boy why |
couldn't stay out long,
LEFT BEHIND.
Wait for further information about
! the boys and il will probably come Us
ualk when ReSsie leays town msW q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15

hit and said to "Broc," "You are eves.,
lastingly volunteering to do something
out OF the ordinary, suppose you take I,
crack at the next German that flieAx
over our trench"
Hill promptly left the shelter and :
safety OF his trench and took his po- (.
sition, automatic rifle in hand, and besd
gan firing into the Seck OF enemy,
planes that Just then Vas swooping5 Il
over the trenches.
On his second shot one OF the squad
ron began to circle widely and finally
came crashing down. Hill had killed
the pilot f'
He later explained that his skill with
the rifle was acquired in his boyhood'
from shooting squirrels. rabbits and
quail on his fathers farm. He also
admitted that he had done guard duty
for men who made illicit whisky bsck,
| in his native Alabama. agAs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
President Elect
Of Colombia Is J
Very Pro-Anericarl

BOGODA, Colombia--Dr Marco
Tiedel Suarez. the president elects r
Colombia, Is regarded here a. snlJs
German and pro-Americsn. and ia -
respect Is believed to enjoy the coaits
dence Of the greater part Of the Co.!
ombian people
Or. Suarcz is a member Of IN 1(rl
tionalist party, one Of shs two Dag)l
into which the old conservative ~
has split. The other wing Of ~
mer conservative party Il ksoV0
the Old Histoficss, eosuoesed -
OF me eleriesls. Ths CslooAfa
are believed to b sfnooe UGlo11
G2Rsp '
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15

Tillie Ginger says that the reason she
is quitting her present boarding house
is because the table is so narrow she
bruised her knee on the fat boarder's
belt buekls;EDallas Morning News
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Kansas

lbo ACRES Franklin county land, two
miles rnilroad town. every acre smooth
tllIuhle lnnd. 30 ncres fine pasture: 10
acres timothy and clover, remainder
corn, wheat oats. b.rUnm house; bnrn
out buildings. plenty water possession nj
once ~ stubhle hand, to SOW wheat. Pnlce
se5. $500 or more cash. remainder long
TINE II wanted y. l.. CasIda. ottawa
Kan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
> ; = -''1-8'~@-Fe1'- " -vl.sl ~
Arkansas.

GOOD, Productive FAkMS In aouth-
west Arkansas for SO to $50 per acre
m good terms; healthy climate. no hot
windhi 10 Inches annual rainfall: crop
inllured unknown; pure soft water; good
markets Send fnr copy Of farm briiIc.
I'm. stuart Land Co, DcQuccn, Ark.
20 ACRES OF land In Newton county,
ARK, no incumbrhnce: 2 lead and zinc
mines In miles: viii TRADE for good car
Geo, Smell Sayre, okla.
l20 ACRES fruit and grain farm, 4 miles
from Sprlnghale. Ark. 90 acres OF Ap.
pies, ~ years old. In heart Of fruit belt;
all 'eVel. no rocks; want income property,
merchandlse, or VIII consider autono.
PIE. MIs Y. NJ Sullivan. 1919 w. 10th (:
Maple 3GSS-J
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A DANDY new 5-room bungalow with
'AtB tizc lot. clos" 10 ClaSkou Blvd .
all huiit-ln features, has unk floors only
1890. good terms. Phone Maple 1851
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Wanted to Buy

to Groom house IN good condition.
between 18th and 10Th streets and Robin
son and Classen boulevard. Can finance
the purchase. Address b. X, care Okla
homRn
WANT home in city. 10 10 rooms; have
l6O-acre farm and cash See us Mont
gomery Investment Co, 403 Baum Bldg
HOME wanted. from owners only, q 10 8
rooms; must be bargain. Call Maple
wANTED-To buy, OF Groom home IN
=, city, near school and church. IO7
Baum Bldg Walnut STA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Do You Want To Snll2

want nice or 6-room bungalow
WIN basement. not necessarily new, but
must have basement: have $500 cash and
can make thirly large monthly payments
phone Walnut l755
WANTED--To buy from owner good
or Groom home on Classen B-sss,
care Oklahomn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
HOME FOR SALE

BY the owner. or any good realtor. ono
OF the most attractive and pleasant
homes In oklahoma city: II rooms and
bath. NNH screen back porch. pantries
and back hall. modern, also large ga
roge chicken yard and garden, corner
lot. j0NliO, east and south front: high
elevation fine shade all around house.
pavement nearly paid out. corner 18th
and Klein, one block west Belle Isle car
line, two blocks University station; would
cost $4,000 to build the house now, the
lots are worth s. n0O. one Of the best
locations In the city. am going 70 Texas
and will sell for about half It's value.
81 300, will give terms divide commits
sion.
+. J. WALDRON
1901 y. Klein Phone Walnut Isat
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For Sale BY Owner

jO1li0 n. ". Hst. south front. 80
H. east Of Classen boulevard Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15

A CHOICE 6-room bungalow. basement,
garage and driveway. located In choice
district. near car line. can be seen by
calling phone Maple 1851.
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500 Cash Will Handle

This beautiful 5-room bungalow well
located near school and ear line: com
pl"ir with ln',fi huIll-iu foaiurcs' hard
wood nOors ana sleeping porch with south
exposure Price $4,000
LEWIS l. IlENSLFY
Walnut $40 Walnut i7S5
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Z. J. WALDRON
Phone walnut I2si.

CAN SELL you splendid s-room
modern home wint plenty O, shade
trees, In n choice block. close to car
line. on old paving, In the northwest
mrt Of the city. price, $500 Phone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-15
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

OIL lease for sale, near the big Burk-
burnett Eubhet. In southwest Cotton
county. okla, t. +. Nolte, WostphallA.
Kan
FOR SALE-Or trade FOR automobile, 100
shares Southwestern on Corporation.
80 shares Usage Mutual. 100 shares M-di.
cal Mining. Address NJ W. Turner,
Maysville Okla
FOR quick sale will sell for best offer.
Is shares GlonrOfe.
60 shares Treasure state
lb0 shares Quadrangle Pet co
90 shares POln'et'in Pct Co. o. Duncan
Phone best offer At oure for all or
nuy part WIN consider auto
Mr. HlacE Mani. gElg