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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-18
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
suffering Described As Tortur.
Relieved BY Black raught.

Rossville, Ca Mrs. Kate Lee Able, Of
This place, writes: my husband Is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in
iured himself with a piece Of heavy ma
:hinery, across The abdomen. He was
80 sore he could not bear 10 press on
himself at all, on chest or abdomen. he
weighed l65 lbs, and fell off until he
weighed 10 lbs, in two weeks.
lie became constipaied and II looked
like he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with all their medicine, his
bowels failed 10 ACT. lie would turn up
4 ten-eent bottle ci castor oil, and drink
Il two or three days in succession. lie
I'D this yet without result. We became
desperate. he suffered so. lie was swol-
len terribly, He told me his suffering
could only he described as torture.
sent and bought T~hediord's Black
D-aught. / made him take a big dose,
and when II began 10 act he tainted. he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began TO mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his life 10
Thediofd's Black Draught,"
Thediord's Black raught will help you
10 keep til, ready for the days work,
Try ~ NC-i3i
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CHATTER kew.

80
one day Elizabeth mentioned Soto
TO cyril Long
You remember he is the jap boy
! saw you talking to the DAY ! re-
turned from the mountains Have
YOU seen him again she Was curi-
1us, naturally SO perhaps, consider
ing.
Yes, I gave the boggtr work I
need a valet. minr wus drafted 10y
the powers h "a are nothing Tor "a
man personal comfort" ne said 80
whimsically she smiled, : I took
on soto. Hc isn't quite as satsfac-
tory as tho mar | had had him some
time, but I manage 10 get along
Elizabeth dislikcd tho thought that
Soto was with Lone, but there was
nothing she could DO. SO she accepted
u hoping that the Jap would not tell
Long anything OF her. She recalled
all she had heard Of the sccrcttyo ma
ture OF the japanese. and figured that
@ that ho had work Soto would
probably never think Of mentioning
her. or tho bond between them sac
had allowed HIM to forge.
Had SHE known that NO smallest
action, M trilling word of hprs FROM
the time Soto entered nor husband o
service until Biako had closed hs
Studio was unknown so Long ahc
] hhlN Hbt nNht AflA $50 AhAlAhbl lANllA.
Also had she known that each aC-
ton OF her aunt and uncle had been
~ faithfully reported, she might
have become meas
She was really annoyed about some
thing hat happened iust then, and
so the more readily dismissed Soto
from her mind MndamOiscllo Louise
had given warning. Her father
needed her. h said Elizabeth hnd
become SO accustomed 10 her, her
work wac so we'll done, she hal
progressed 50 tpmously with hcf
French because OF mudamoiselle that
she felt II almost a personal gii,y-
ance that she was 70 lose her
All her suspicious, ne 'cr Nctv
strong. had long ago been laid a.
rest. Madamoiscllc had constructed
herself IN all rays so circum3 p"r'ly
hat she had blamed herself tor
wrongly accusing her, ana h"d IN
consequence granted her mor' liberty
treated hcr with more cona!dcrutior
that she otherwise would
She spoke TO CStl Long about
mndamoiseilo's leaving, ~ BE sym
patnizcd with her. tgrcc'nF To Ivy
To ind hcr another maid % she
wished.
NO. ] shall get alonE without on'
now" SHE told him, II will ave my
lf''nfI "l''ll'l' W." i'' ~
along as we'll I hate 70 get iccus'
tomIed to "a servant and then lose hcr
Il upscts me terribly
n she had been looking closely AZ
! Cyril Long Sic would perhaps nave
notccd q peculiar look upon his face
when shc referred TO Mndamoisell,
/ Louise as q servant But Elizabeth
Wns sinEulnrN unohs'rvant n over
had she noticed ~ might not have
( connected u with anything she wa
! saying
Shc missed Louise oven O thar
snc expected and ggumhlcd 10 Mrs
~TrINmorc about ~
+ don't know what There was about
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S p K / N G E K
TRANSFER co.
For Prompt and Rea-
sonable Service

article which sad hut little moro
tn"n the heading until lust at The
close whom It sud
flans Tor bombing tho chin upon
winch n OF nuU representatives
S,lied were found Evidently these
pIahs miscarried n sotlc way MS the
snip mas arrived ln France safely 4"
suddenly Elizabeth knew that IL
was me ship upon which hcr uncle
hau sailed that had been in such dan
ger While Mr. Truymorc's nnm.
l"u rot been mentioned, there were
several %allusions Whi:h loft no doubt
' was he of whom they spoke. How
tofrlhle II would have been had no
n"oh kiilcd' Poor NJnt Helen She
called her up at once
Have o heard from uuclc?' she
asked.
Yes. Ne arrived safely d"
Have % saen The paper
fes' Harper North was here last
nlght 80 ] knew OF n then"
did Harper know was nc tho
one Isn't II stranro that soto should
D" mixed up In II ! am Elad I admit
'akg MN when he wanted mo to-"
~ might have boon better if YOU
mat nv. N
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THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME-
ny CAROLYN nEECuER
Copyright. 1918. by Carolyn Beecher).

10 a girl her I'M spilled 10 nor
grounding, "hut ! ever could feel
that ] liked her Someway she always
impressed me AS not being what she
pretended 10 be-
You are getting as bad rs Hdrpcr
North. lie thinks every one he meets
~ "a German SPY until ne has proved
them otherwise"
Harper may bc over jealous. but
that some of us are too careless I
am sure. The var is becoming more
serious each day. we cannot De too
careful that we do nothing 90 give
tho enemy an advantage" Mrs. tray
moro said %solomnly. pcrh6us thinking
Of her husband. who had sailed
ono moraing Elizabeth opened her
p1pCr ~ the casualties as usual
When she recognized no familiar
names she was about 60 lay tho
paper down again whom a heading I'm
very large type on the first page
caught her eve;
"a widespread plot uncaf,hed Soto.
q JapunCBC boy, "a tool OF those higher
up, has confessed Startling an.
uuunccmcnts expected TO follow.
Names OF those heretofore supposed
tu Boz above suspicion have been weu-
tlnnd"
Then followed "a ,ltcfujly worl,l
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of az least equal training and cvpe-
ricncc say We have u farce uder
these circumstances u would seem
that h ordinary man has a right 20
an opinion
The writer has spent most of his
life as a superintendent OF City schools
He has had 10 meet seven quarHntincs
against various cpidcmics ranging
from measles to smallpox Certainly
nothing IN my experience has 80
slightly resotuhlcd q quarantine ~
CLOSELY resemblrd q farce as tho
rondcscript that has afflicted Albu-
qucrque during The past forty days.
80 one doubts the prevalence 81 in
tlucnga here No que doubts us con
tagious character. or that an possible
precautions should be taken against
lis spreading Very few doubt that
had there been y real quarautiue-had
reasonable precautions been taken az
the start the disease would have
.eon stamped out ere this. The pre-
cautions that nave been taken are
Just az efficient as a bridge half way
across a stream would hc--as good as
no bridge at ali The disease has not
been restricted as shown by the fact
that the so-calied quarantine was
placed when there were Just eight
cases In the city aud there ere now
6Gj.
Much stress is placed on tho sup
posed reduction OF cases previous TO
the great celebration Of Monday last
and the increase since. The records
Of tho board of health show that the
number Of new eases Tor the forty
days ~ The quarantine have averaged
twenty six. Now on some days there
were only ciEh' o.. ten new cases. and
hence other DAYS must have shown a
much greater number than twenty six,
So much for the reduction before last
Monday and the increase since.
Spanish Influenza either is lufcc-
tious or else IT isn't. II u is iuf.c.
tiouS OF what use is a restriction that
permits members OF "A family which
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tHiiTI u NCNu

Mrs. Traymorc heard from Marion
lambert occasionally. Their cor
r'Spondencc was mainly about their
wal work. in which they were both
kc'niN interested although Mrs.
LAMBERT once IN @ while added a bit
OF gossip about mu'unI friends ar ac-
luHintanccs.
In a letter received about the t,mc
NJ Traymorc landed somewhere In
France, she said;
Dear Mrs. Traymoro-Our work is
GOING splcndidly. An the women and
urls are doing wonderful work. Tho
great need rs for more workers. AS
''oH' already hcrs are Often working
~ long ~strotches without sleep Colly
Meredith IN well and is 4 gront favor.
lie with the wounded soldiers. She
not nurses them. writes their
letters. but sings 10 them. and often
paws the tolin FOR them when tEoy
are particularly restless They seemed
astonishcd at FIRST that 50 accom-.
pushed u girl should be "A nurse. But
iheN soon became accustomed to II
ana tax her for granted, Just as they
do tho rest OF tho nurses. The hoSpi.
thl whcrc she Is working was bombed
the other night. and partly owing To
nor calmnoss and bravery tho pa
iiohts were all uniuIurcd. mover
dreamed she vas tho girl eho has
shown herself To bo. II takes q good
deal sti1etimcs. DOESN'T II. to bring
out what is In us This war has been
% wonderful melting pot for the people
OF tho world.
~ often see Captain tvcrSon. tic ie
% wonderful soldier HIS mon almost
Worship him. and NO wondor. he nc,sr
asks them 60 do ANYTHING or 20 any
WherC--so one Of hIg men told me
h" leads them. Alvpyg the first into
danger. the lns' 90 leave 10 is
'uuucd q rich leather color. ug are ull
The men; with ls height. and w'th
UIs shock Of blond hair he is a vow
striking figure. You must bee very
proud Of his record, al of ou. mis-
wife especially.
AZ for myself I keep so bus, I DO
not have tim' 20 think OF anything
but my work one task Ia scarcely
under way before another stands
waiting at wy elbow. bpe doesn't
have 20 20 .n1rchinE for something
10 do oNet hero. u is often ururt-
breaking that ono can do so lf'tip
You asE vlnt we need Moro than
inviting ESQ do we need uurs,
Then We nccl surgical dressings Boo
great qunutti', all kinds of knitted
garments, ~Cy,rything n anything
that the Red ross is doing needs TO
be done moro beautifully, and quickly.
II ia our own men now AZ vol 1893
those Of tho allies that need 30 h'
cared for. our own hoya. a0mr OF
them so Young that when they arc
brought m wounded one feels IKE
gathering them in ones arms and
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has ono or more eases Co minelc free
" with we'll ppoplp" Such is the pres
ont quarantine. 10 10 is not infec-
tious. what possible harm can result
from perfectly well Young people as-
semhling In e wci%l-Nontlated school
building under daily Inspection
Ia my younger days ! have given
sonic attention 90 mathematics. ! be-
lievc that 1t rs possible to solve u
problem n YOU have as many equa-
sions az there are uukuoWns. In try
Ing a. solve the problem Us ~ a guar
autino or ID farce suEgcst the fol.
lowing EQUATIONS for elimination by
comparison. 60 II was dangerous for
the Red Cross shop TO De open where
four customers az u time was un-
usual but safe FOR auy other store TO
remain open even though the aisles
ore frequently packed co 1t is dam
gerOus FOR eight or ten people t. AS
semble for AN evening of pleasure or
business but an right Ia have u dance
az the Country club, provided onc 10
the city commissioners is present. 60
u ~ safe for members Of a "uuaran-
tined family 10 60 freely anywhere
they choose but dangerous for five
pupils At a time to meet Tor instruc-
ton in a sanitary school building uu-
der careful supervision
Other equations suggest themselves
but these will do. The result reminds
me of nothing 80 much M ot "a little
incident | observed In Roanoke, Nir.
ginta. was passing q home whore %
negro woman was sitting on the steps
while her little hoy played quietly orr
the walk In front. All OF a sudden
the woman stepped out and cuffcd the
little boy soundly. As soon as I could
be heard above the Youngsters
scream ] asked her why she did u
Jest TO show my dog-goncd thawity.
suh was her answer. lG any better
reason can be given FOR this so-callcd
quarantine. ! shall hc glad To know
It,"
+ -. 18th
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Weather bureau predicts cold
weather. Better order conl now aud
avoid the rush. Ccrrillo> Coai thu
best. TAIN Coal Co. Phone 81.
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Phone 3, Re0 bnrn. Si w'Si Cop
~ for first cLass livery. W. u
rriBlbie A q.
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DoA'T FORGET fuUR prrs 10
THE "3-IItI" RED GROSS CLUB
WHITE BONES WITH RED
CROSSES MY HE fOUSD ALI.
OVER TOWN.
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BEBBER, OPTICIAN
Citizens Bank Bldg.
A COMMUNICATION


who shall der,dr when doctors die
agree.
And suundcst cusuist1 doubt uhr gu
and me-
Everyone remembers ines" unas
from Pope but io uut has aHiistt'-
torliy answered the question III"
dnctors are most g~uuhau,alh dies
agreeing Just nov regarding q matter
of vital Importance in A~lnupu"igur
r.meiy the ''fiu" Situation Some doc.
"a. al We have = 4usiHnt'ns others
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MAID for general Homework. Apply mt
once. 3ll3 Grove Avenue.
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I'D. WANTS

Sot'hAa, 40 cents limo per insertion
.r, aluminium space, Two lines
IS RS$SH5f $ y$$E'sH$ffS
G3MRAMYS f TiiE % DK6 SGhf. CASH 10 Ac
RATE PEii LINE
SUNDAY Ai nm, spaIe. .wo lines. % cont,
toNSECuriNE insertions. ~ cents.
Situation SAutru. Hiiiip anu lcnuie.
ti",ss wttuin ono week.. u a line.
HINES 10 Inc inch. anu sit words to tno i,ne
RI hs aoHHe r",Ta Sovsr all .in.slie!t,io -
SUAfstAftONS IIH I'D. " Ar ADS.
ihe Aoio"ims riii..s -iIisp-, en ,IAncn Vi
W.,nl Aus are uy.rpteu " tncIll at I'M
tEu.ar ulti.e rates. winch are gwen above
i-SA o. roCoiiGrs StilEEr.
west L-... lnariLury. .os. W. Cary at.
S-.sdo biu2 a.Vre. fiosd Az. ~"u Rob
Cnar.es 5; Turner. Drugsist West Broad
toi.>r Dasis ave.
Wuri.ners ~ us Store. .v.. Gruso Ave.
*. L.. Dooh1r Drus s,utG. xvi .Iair
r,,oy's DRUG Store. Alien Ave and Grace ST
Anen Ave. fnarm.GJ. allen Ave-. anu
T. Jon ,,, HruE Co; 81 W. Min s.
iino Stree, i.h+cmaey. ia s tne 81:
H aay Ss .S.. Yr fS '" 80 Clay
Tarran, Drug Store. Eousaoo And Broad
EAST OF roUSiiEE STREET.
Cohen Co.. IL Last Broad 81
4. :. Jtmries Erur % store =. Z. Sroad ST.
Maii.s Drug Store. flttn .uu iarsL~ii S,s-
" y. faaEnani ~ ~ Firth 81
NiShATusun Dru6 Store. IJi ~. seventeenth
II. IL. Ch,ldrey. - n. EiEn,eenth St;
Williams, Pharmacy. Twcuty nrst and Mar
Springer Drug Co.. Twen,y-third and
iUrIs Drug store. Twenty ninth and O
Wood & Schaaf DRUG Co. Twenty I'll
and renaole St2
woods rharin&cy. Twenty -hfth and Leigh
SITS
Church lliil Pharmacy. ESQ y. Broad St.
5, -. Craig Drug store. IS a.. Broad 81
Kicha rdson Clay Street Drug Store sol n.
thirty first ST
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy. 2,25 Fairmouut Ava
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Rady.s DRUG Store Mortn Aye
HIGHLAND PARK.
n r.. Cosby ): Co.. HOO Third Ave.
w. Is. Vaughan. Fourth aud stuart
4. 4. Townsend. Milton and maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Office Times Dispatch. l<o3 Hull
Ct
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland heights Pharmacy. Aio4. Semmes
Ave
Charles W. Garrison. 3ll7 Forest Hill Ave
sly ANSBORU.
u. Il. a"eer's ri nfnE S'ore. 2'o' Hull st
J.; A.. STACK, tsit nn!i.1nsourg Ave
Peoples Grus Store. sJJl WILLIAMSBURG
PETERSBURG
Times Dispatch Branch. so North Syca
nlorc Sirnc,. r-nn. vteIshurE rs
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CRUSr..-Dcd in Baltimore. Saturday a
M. DOKOTlii: infant daughter OF Arthur
i. ard Susie Williams Cruise.
MACi.IN.-Died. at her residence loo7 North
Seventh Street. Saturday afternoon. Janu-
tnrce months. MRS. HETTIE MACLiN. tie
widow of the late ". james Niacin and
mother OF Mrs. Maggie Maclin Smith. She
leaves one sister. Il daughter and many re.a-
tiNrs and friends
Funeral Notice iutcC.
pOwEI.L.-Died at her home, 800 NoTtn
Twcnty-hfth. Friday morning at 1910,
MRS ANNIE J.. pOWEi.L aged seventy
years. widow OF T. Leslie Powell.
Funeral from Leigh Street Baptist Church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. January i3. AT
attend she is survived by the following
children: Mrs. Mamie Winkler Mann, Mrs.
Annie l.. King. l.. Stage. r.. Leslie. q. Elton.
y. ovid. l.. Preston Powell,
POWELL.-Died. at her home. sos North
Twenty NTH. Friday morning a. lO:4o.
years IsiGow of l.: Leslie Powell
Funeral from Leigh Street Baptist Church
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. January II. at
$3.50. Friends und acGuaint anccs invited 10
attend. She is survived by the following
children: Mrs. Mamie Wlnhier Mann. Mrs.
Annie J.. King. l.. StaGg. 4. Leslie. O. E;o''.
\. Ovid. =. Preston POWELL.
SIIEILEf- Died. at Aylc,t. King William
,onm;y. w; on January 9TH MIR: w.
HARRY SiEil.HY, Itc leaves two sister;
Mrs. $. e. ChsgPcii. of Richmond, Va.
aud !lsrGsr. III II: shelIcy OF Richmond. Va.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST wrist watch. Sunday. January q.
Reward Corporal John G.. Cha pnraR.
Company a, 3l5th Machine Gun Brigade.
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We win soil
we VIII sell
MONDAY, JANUARY II.
Commencing al lO.Hn 4 Al


NJ our store. clio East Broad Street
complete line Of attractive house
furnishings. consisting OF Parlor Suit
Reception Suit. Upright Piano. mod
''h l;' hoGaly Chamber Suits. quarter
tu-oa% Chamber Suits. oak and ma
n"SanN l'resSerS and chifroniery metal
hrdS. National Springs and Felt Mat
lr"iS"S' i'illowH. mahogany Dav@nc.tc
ger Sewing Machine leather Couch
i2Nl wilton Drwgsets. gxl2 Amin
Stcr i'rnSEsis. large pier Mirror. PIC
,uErS' ornaments, Walnut Suits. ma
ho%'n Dining Suit, China Closets cx-
ira pmir: Tables in mahogany am.
o'N' comet Heater. I.inoieum Large
Gas lame. Kitchen Cabinet etc.
accessories. This is an excepiior,lly
reese i!ne OF merchandise and well
worth your attention.
VIRGINIA AUCTION COMPANY.
George V. Oliver. Salesman.
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GRUSr..-Dicd. in Baltimore. Saturday A
N. DOROTHY, infant daughter OF Arthur
and MI
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Auction Trade
Sale
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
GENERAL MERCHANDISE

GENERAL MERCiIhHDlSJ:
TUESDAY. Jh:vUARY %, 1918.
Beginning; at 1880 o'clock y. NJ.
on the second iloor OF our Auction
Sa'cS!ocm, No. 6iS East Broad Street
consisting Of stock OF Clothing
shirts. Overalis. Hosiery, Sotion", On
dcrwcar, Etc.
Parties desiring TO consiSu goods for
this sale VIII please mako arrange
mentS with us at early date to insure
getting the goods in the sale
More detailed particulars Will be al.
vcrtised later.
Dealers invited TO attend Gooda
shipped TO out-of-town buyers at q
small cost.
ri.E VALENTINE AUCTION co. INC,
Auctionecra.
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VIRGINIA RAILWAY
AND POWER COMPANY.

sT .TECK ESP E1oNEp .sALEsMEN WASTED
BEST rHOroS!TIONS ~ TimF: souTH.,
i;iBERAL COMMISSIONS. pKOSPE,,TS
iIiEN lSitLD AND MOST All. NOTES
nAMDi.ED rRoPOSirloN Has ni!E2
HtHSlNG r FOR YEARS. lNCREASiNc;
WRITE ION .t3 RICHMOND. VA.
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YOUNG LADIES AND GIRLS!
If you are going to work, why
not work i'll the INCEST
PLACE, the place where you
can make MOST MONEY and
be treated with CONSIDERA-
TON and FAIRNESS?
WEiITLOCK BRANCH,
23d and Main SITS.
Phone Randolph 1876.
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DEATHS


SrrtICi<LHR.--D Died. la Tuscaloosa. Ala. q.
January II; 1918. at the home OF her niece.
Mrs. g. IL. Denny. after an Illness Di more
lnun two years MISS Ni:Gi>ih MAR
GCERITE SriilCkLEH sister OF thc la =
DR.. e. h. Strick Ter. professor OF Union s'cri-
nary. city. She leaves TO mourn their loss
besides Mrs; Denny; The toiioHins n.e%Ges , !. nd
Mrs. H. *. TmmGns. r.. Mil $. C.; Mrs.
i. VI, BOWleS. ltiChmonc: airs. l.. w. Glib
bony.' New York city: Miss Mary Stricken.
Richmond: DR.. G.. w; Stricken. Atlanta.
Ca: MIR. T.. i. Strickier. Florida. Mas
Strickler was teacher Of Latin OF Mary Bait
win Seminary. Staunton, Va. Tor almost n;iy
years.
Intcrmcrt will be at stanton MONDAY.
InnunrN u.
TliOMPSON-Dted at the Richmond Hos
initial. Wednesday night. January =. lgiS.
MRS MARY THOMPSON, Of ai3 st. John
Street Remains at residence of Or.
Nj B. Jones. aoS North Third Street;
Funeral services At ST. ,Ioscph's cIthetrJl !.
First Street. TO-DAY at , p. NJ. Inte:mcnt
in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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FUNERAL. NOTICES
DEATHS

nKOWN-Dicd, Friday, .Isnurry II; e:ii. at
the residence OF his mother Mary Il.
Brown, 1904 North Third. ROBERT y.
Funeral MONDAY +. NJ. Ebenezer Bap-
list Church.
80, N
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WANTED, at once, night
clerk. New Altaront
Hotel, Bluefield, w. Va.

WANTED, barber. $40 guarantee and 60 per
ccut. Short,hours. Seit@s Bnrhcr Shop.
WA NTED. young coiorcd man for porter I'm
store Must give rst-cass reference.
Casteibcrg's. 10 East Broad.
WA NTED. a white GRAND hoy at ChIdrcy
Drug Co. lNl East BROAD Street.
NEGISTERED druggist to manage. store
good opportunity for right man. Address
I. ems. care Times. DispntGh.
5UD white la borers. Amply lS05 East Main
street: R.nhnlond. Va: s--.---
SO coIorcd laborcrs Apply 1906 East Main
Strcot. Richmond. Va.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-09

APARTMENT HOUSE-Ono Of the
Classiest places In city, sell furnishings
and lease. always II waiting list Ask Mr.
Pope, 2l9 Baltimore Bldg Maple 1850.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE, doing fine
business reason for selling, owner go
ing TO war Apply to American Cafe. 10
$ Broadway
FOR sALE-Nlce s-room roomlng house
all rooms filled house rent $50 month
Can between 9 and I at 5l6 W 4th
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ONE 1917 5-passenger Dodge, run only
5000 miles s ney tires good starter
and lights, 5000 worth more money.
reason for selling. Bill Kayor. Binger
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FOR SALE

WILL pay cash for Ford touring body
l. Tinkham, 2l2 W. Grand Phone
Walnut 665
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HIGH GRADE BRED SOwS
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
POULTRY AND PETS

FOR SALE-Airednles the kind that
bring home the bacon: pups and grown
stock. l. A. Wohmuth. Box 247. Stroud.
Okla.
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FOR SALE--Furnturo OF best paying
small roomlng house In city Bargain II
sold soon. Dealers save stamps Build
ing for rent II you buy furniture. B-2l3
care Oklahoman.
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Al cafe and soda fountain; cost 81 800,
want farm; can move. Carpenter. $40
West lst
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

SWEET POTATO Plants; Southern
Queen, $500 thousand: cash with or
der J. J. Drew, Harrah, Okla.
NANCY HALL potato slips, price 50 per
600 prepaid Waldron Produce Co,
WnldrOD Ark
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
WANTED TO RENT.

Completely furnished modern cottage
accommodating eight people four blocks
from Soda Spring. Little Switzerland
Addition, Manltou, Colorado. $4,000 rent
9ntil October 10th, Address Miss Alien,
Liberty National Bank. Waco Texas"
M YOU understand tho eating business
hero In a money making ptopoaltion
IN town OF 1000. very little competi-
toni email amount Of money to handle;
best In the town E-3s. Oklahoman.,
FOR Roomlng house OF II rooiiis,
close In Call tglO-J