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The Glenwood post., 1918-03-30
Terrific Slaughter Of Germans Who
Are Hurled Against the Strong
frenCh-british Lines
ALLIES ARE FIGHTING BRAvElY

Slowly assuming the shape of a giant
iowsLare, the Ger,n;.L drive in Pieardy
has come almost to halt. except at
the very tip of the salient driven into
the lines of the entente allies. As the
area covered by the Teutonic offensive
stands now, it extends on the south iu
almost straight line from Landricourt,
on the old "Hindenburg line,' to
Montdidier, well behind the allied po-
sitions as they stood in 1915.
Savage fighting has taken place on
the~French part of the line. The Ger
man attempts to advance on the ex-
treme tip of the salient driven into the
French positions have been fruitless
and they have been driven back at tho
point of the bayonet. The British on
the front north 'of the scarpe also
have repulsed the enemy, but south Of
this river they have been forced to
retire. 'S7uvl'
From Montdidier the line to the
northeast rnns with a sharp angle TO
Warvillers and there it turns north
ward and passes along the Somme
river to above Albert, where it again
turns to the northeast until it joins the
old line held by the contending armies
on the morning of March 81.
British Army Headquarters in
France, March 2s.-The Germans made
several assaults near Rossignol woods,
but on each occasion were driven back.
Near Sailly-Laurette another sharp en-
gagement occurred and here also the
British maintained themselves and sa-
cured prisoners.
The Germans are continuing to bring
ny artillery, and rush in new troops
from various parts of the ljhe in prepu.
ration for the continuance of the drive.
London, March 2S-The Germans
signalized the opening of the second
week of their offensive with an attack
on Arras which is just what they had
been expected to do. This is one II
the strongest defensive points on the
British front, and the people of Eng
land are hopeful of the result. They
are, in fact, more interested in the
preparations for counter offensive
and arc anxiously awaiting the an
nouncement that the Anglo French re.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-30
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
HOLDS MEETING

An interesting session of the Gar
field County Council of National De-
room Wednesday evening, Carleton L.
| Hubbard presiding and B. T. Napier
serving as secretary.
Senator Napier referred to the or
ganizatiOn of the council about year
ago at the suggestion of Governor Gun
ter and said one of the first acts of
the new organization was to send a
cimmittee to the various portions Of
the county to urge upon the farmers
the necessity for greater crop produc-
tion. He felt sure that considerable
good was accomplished along this line,
eevn though some mistakes were made.
lSThe speaker declared that Gar
field county was unfortunate in
that great deal of the taxa
Bile property was owned by corpora
tions whose headquarters or home of
iiSVc "CIC IA DchNSIy 1 uCUio VI CioC-
where and all the contributions or sub
scriptions of these companies to the
various war movements were credited
to the counties in which the headquar
ters of such companies were situated.
Therefor" our county was placed at
considerable disadvantage in that our
snbseriptionsot to these various purposes
do not measure up to what some people
expect of us. He thought, however,
the county had done remarkably well
in these respects in accordance with
its population.
Mr.. Napier read an editorial from IA
recent issue of Leslie's Weekly con
cerning statement of policy of the
council and followed this by reading "A
statement adopted by the council of
one of the counties of Indiana. He
thought it was important that the Gar
field county council issue some such
statement and upon motion of Ernest
Barlow the meeting voted unanimously
for a similar statement and authorized
the appointment by the chairman of
committee to draft the proper state
ment
The matter was discussed at some
length before the motion was put to
the meeting, and all seemed Of one
.tt,l i,,&
times and they call for serious thought
and action, and those at the meeting
thought it very important that the cit
liens of this county be apprised in un-
mistakeble terms of the policy of the
council and of its determination to
support to the utmost the federal gov
ernment in the prosecution Of the great
war. The publicity committee appoint
ed by the chair consists Of Senator
Napier, II. H. French, 8. j. Lowe, II.
j. Holmes and A. j. Dickson.
g. H. Bell, captain for Garfield
county Of the third Liberty loan drive,
was called upon and he made an urgent
request that all do their utmost when
the big drive starts.
The necessity for q fund for pub
iicity and other purposes was very ap-
parent and Sheriff Fravert proposed to
head subscription list for five dol.
lars, declaring . statement such - pro,
posed would be Of great help to thu
sherf6's Office in the way Of answer
ing several questions frequently asked
the officers here and in other portions
Of the county and also making plain
thst>the council 10 thoroughly in earn
est and that they will brook no inter.
ference, with the nations plan for .
victorious peace. After Mr.. Ffavert
and . few others had spoken on the
subject, the discussion being all Of =
vopv nnslk@rn ~ k~,rA auS ha{a~ 6ANv.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-30
BOY r1oaszms H1xu

Troop A Of the Boy Pioneers are
planning = hike to the Cave Of the
Clouds on Saturday afternoon and
evening. Troop B will hike to the
same place on Friday afternoon and
evening. These hikes are In celebfs.
tion Of "9imon Kenton . Day. Rev.
VIM. Pepper, fort commander, will &C.
company both expeditions.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-30

serves have been thrown into the bat
| tie.
1t is hoped, in view of the fact that
the British now are holding the Ger
mans along the battle 'front.' that these
reserves, when their presence is felt
will be able to turn the tide in favor
of the allies. Meanwhile, the last
week 8 retirement is quiekening the pa,
triotism of the people at home. In,
stead of the anticipated holidays, the
workshops will be in operation and
holiday trains will be replaced by
working trains.
London Day Firing Zone, March 90
Mighty Picardy battle heightened
German drive again placed all along
the line. French by sudden lunge for
ward pressed Teutons back two mile
sector. Essingney and Noyon southern
extremity ON battls line.
I Fierce battle has been raging over
front eighty miles long from poiut
near Lens north of Scarpe river. Ger.
mans continue to suffer extremely
heavy losses. Haig reports violent
fighting east of Arras with Germans.
Battle Front in France, March go
British gain in series of powerful coun-
ter thrusts north of Somhe river.
Continuance of terrific fighting over
greater part of battle front and Ger.
man reserve column suffers tremendous
losses when caught under rifle ma
north of Somme. South of Somme the
British lines withdraw short distance
from some advance positions. French
end of battle line is advanced. French
captured villages of Nouchel in Mont
didier sector, north of Disc river.
French hold with bulldog firmness vii
lagos captured from Germans yester,
day when Teutons were rolled back by
bayonet charge, suffering enormous
losses. United States thrilled by in
formation that General PersLing
speaking in the name of his country,
offers to place the American army over.
seas at the disposition of the French
for use in the present great struggle
General Bell, just returned from
France, tells senate military commit
tee the allied retirement was pre-
arranged plan and is now ended.
The Glenwood post., 1918-03-30

n. Pos. for fir,.-slass - wsts
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References
Every one oi our slockhullrrr

Every one OF our slockhodorr
Come to our office aud ssc our
original tcstImonIql
VIM. Courtney. Flmuud Okla, ro.
cclvod bo rcFrtut profit fret ak days.
s. Il Mckee, or Edmond. received
80 percent profit flrSt nine days
j q. Mccain Of Edmond, received
~ percent profit first ten days
Wulio Grocery 60, NJ vi Reno. ~
eelVed ~ perCcnt profit nrst two days.
Smith q Mohlcr Bankers at Moore
received 40 percent profit flr-t three
days
! r McCamey, NJ wclston, re-
ccyed N percent profit frst four DAYS
r. II Cunningham, Of WollSton. ro-
ccIyed n percent profit frst four di}s
r. J Hnchey. " Chandler. received
% percent profit flrs, two days
A. G. Eghcrt OF Chandler, received
% percent profit first two days.
Albert specht, OF Piedmont. received
over 50 percent profit first days
There are plenty more at home like
thrsc.
We want 4 snIes manager FOR each
county.
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Want AID Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman- Times

All wees day classified Advertising uini
NJ both papers al one price SUNDAY
ohlahoman. ono issue same rate as the
two dailies.
Word Line inch
tims Sunday only ID l-2c 20 Ol
time Daily Oklnho.
man and Times ....,..1 IL 70 los
. tlmss Daily Okaho-
man and Times .....1 l-SC Sc 81
i week oklFhoman and
Times .. .. .. ... % so To Si
l month Okhhoman and
Times - .. o.. o., ..lc &C. II
Figure six httsrg In the average word
and six words TO tho line Ni2 lines to the
inch
All For Rents Boarding and situation
Wanted, both Oklahoman and Times. lc
per wort
All speculative and stock selling ad-
vertlslng carries the one. time rate
Classified contract mites for Okhho.
man and Times b ono lines tO no used
within one year from date NOf contract
or contract Tor . lines daily thr ono year.
10 per line each issue, copy changed rs
often as desired
No ad accented for less thon ssc
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FOR CLASSIFIED AnNERTlSlNG
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only, whom renewal will he solicited
CHARGE WANT ADsSvlll not ho run
"nh 'hhn SEVEN nhNh Wl'hNlI T'heNhl
order
ALL cHAR0T WANT ADS ere due
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ads are positively cash IN advance
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given by The OElahomqn Times To m
nons making payments over the office
counter. as No mistakes cnn be rcctlNod
without them
CLOSING HOTRs-Au want ads 10
start In The OklAhom"H mus' he IN the
office by $50 p m on the dov before nd
is 10 run All want ads % start IN Times
must he In the business office not later
than i2 O'Clock m the dav NJ nunlcatio
Branch office In Wpetfolrs drug store
fos West Naln. IL open dallv At ga m
and closes Ht n. m. with the exception
OF Saturday. when II win be found ouou
unity $40 m Want ads received after
Clnd'ng hours viii he nsDHed under he
headna TOO Tato to Classify"
BLIND ADS--No answer to blind ads
~lll be giyen unless urtct is pr"scr'"di
showing kew number whom placing Mind
ads Answers to out-of-town blind nd8
win he forwarded without coat
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charred
at the snmo rate % cNgh Rds md COlec.
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appears this TX nm accommodation
service and payments should always hc
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Nways ask your telephone ad 10 he re-
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taker to make sur" that n h1F been cor
reetly taken Tho Nltlahomar. Times
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any kind occurring In telephone I'd
vertisements
UNDFR NO crRCrNeTANCrs win
ads he misclossineh The convenience
the render is considered as woll ~ the
advertiser
PHONE pR r
Ask FOR WANT
An-DT"N TNFNT
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MALE HELP WANTED

--es>~sNs~ ,~~,~-~--. .,.-l,- .-s--,~~1-
WANTED-snoe repn!gsri state wages
wanted. ". c. Waldrou. Wnurlka.
Okla
WANTED Pressiceders Y. G Spenuy
Printing company, 22nN North Robin
son
WANTED Five carpenters. Can ".
tOoO. G. h. Hoffman
WAkiihAN wanted ut once must be able
10 help ON other work. Give experience
aud wages wanted In first letter Curdrll
steaY Laundry. Corder OKLA
BARBER MANTEp-sugle man BOX
W. shamrock Texas.
WANTED Reliable married man TO farm
30 acres cotton Every thing furnished.
Steady work when not In crop Clgarot
smokers and hoOErrs need not Rpply.
Farm Mules northwest Of Brlttou, Okla.
William Alison
BARBER wanted at once Si2 on guarantee
Tor sitrdy man, married man preferred.
II, II IenrrF 9pden, okla.
WhNTLp-Colored porter at lsrolds.
iOc West Main.
WANTED WHITE boys TO carry dishes
by CAFE Ydrvn hotel
GROCERY FRlNER WANrED-2QO n
shartcl Geo. Wood
WANTED ~ Chorus girls. performers.
pluno players Empire ThenD rlcal Ef-
rhnngt, 22j Baltimore, city Maple 29l0
WANTED Men. above 80. to represent
ur, best paving contract: rtendy cm-
plpymeul T. H. SHnnard e. Co.
Nu'serymcn ottawa, Kan
NANIlD - Iaborels on telephone CON
sluctlon work ana nlso Young mon
who vish to learn the telephone business
Amply Ht 52lH North Broadway. okla
hom1 C.'v Division Construction Super
NIyUT
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

lASV short order and dinner cook: serv-
ice ~A-l; hert conseryer, sloady en-.
rloNment Williams, 2l1I y First Phone
COUNTRY printer prcssmnn. wants a
steady position no wire, write Box
Q-h, care OkahOmAn.
ALL AROUND printer wants position,
sober and industrious, c A. care Or
lnhoman
WANTED Position by drug clerk not
registered; do prescription work not
subject 10 draft e. n, care Oklnhomun.
EXPERIENCED all-r0und automobile
man with executive ability and me.
chanIc' married. sober, settled. will 20
anywhere, 80 years ~ Rgci would be
willing 10 handle garage or shop ON
shares IS N.2U cnrr Oknhumun
YOUNG woman In husncsa college good
NpIst. some knowledge shorthoud,
vi hcs employment part " time Gail
Wal 'h'h ni'er p a.
ABSfHACTOR--Am now open ior a
proposition. Have had years cS.
pcricncc IN abstracts and titles In OK
nhoma. Il J., care ukuhomRu.
THOROUGHLY competent st,norraphtc
or. dictnphQne work evenings Call
Nnnle lslN
YOUNG GENTLEMAN, excellent ad
dress efficient clerical or ofncc man.
open for position Monday. Wal %, after
e 4. m.
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WANTED TO RENT

-fN.HHf'a H"''
WANTED Five or slN.room apartment
on or before February 10 Call Maple
e012
Naturalization and Kitchen priyll.
cgcs, In modcru home Address, H-g3S.
care Ohahomnn
MOTHER md dluphtN want three.
room apartment, rrlrrrnccH Wal lia,
WANTED Two PARTIES TO ovpupV aud
share expenses of muiotn apartment
Address. l-goy, care OklAhomnn
WANTED To NNT- unmrushcd 4 or
o.room house or apartment between
lhih rud 18Th NJ January W a0lG
WANT to lerso tor year nov Oya-room
bungalow With garage viii nay years
len7c In advances mpn Hud wife, no chit
dIen eivs iull particulars In reply O.
q Tmcg
WANTED Two connecting lighthouse
h",plng rooms hN mother nnd school
sirl ot ., IN vicinity NJ Mckinley school
best " roterruceS; state price. rtc. call
Wal 1871 before y m N.sh, caro- OK.
Hhower
WAS tED- Frgl-oloss furnished apart
mcut or bungalow, In worry desirable
nr'chnorhood R.2H, Oknhomrn
WANTED TO rent. by couple without
children, three Ut tour furnished light
housekeeping rooms or apartment Must
bo north NJ Flfrh street, west NJ Rrond
way Permanent n Fhtcd GIVE phuno
and address References 4, ji, care Ok.
nhomHn
WANTED. 10 rent, permanently by m,u
and VITO. furnished modern upnii
meol' must be- clcon Hnd In good nclah
horhuod, references rhnno 300, Sklrylu
hotel
WANTED Room m refined home where
there urr no children hv refined young
lady Address, B-232, care Okmhomnu
WANTED Three modern, unfurulshcd
rooms or apartment. walking distance
CNlr Wal bilb evenings
WANTED Ar uGcE FURNISHED house
keeping rooms OF apartment b' two
lHd'cs with two children W 6pl
I on GROOM furulfhcd cottage ar
apartment by rrln,lle couple with
baby garage. Wal. il,b.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

CASH paid FOR indies ana Rontlcmen'H
second. .hnnd clothing W baO1
WANfl.D-to hu, iogs, buttloe. copper.
hrnss, auto cneugB. and inner tubes
} a. rEtNEI paws highest pllrcs lor
NOUS CAst-Off clothing and shoes
rhUnt wal si' I Wili call
suits uvorchuts ana shoes lhuur Wal
iliD nt / viii call
NASTEp-To buy seeks ~ amy Mind
Phone W 1905 ilo6 4 Robinson
Junk Iron Wanted
Carload lots, miNcd Ot sorted. ralirond
weights; pry Cnsh Fremont Foundry
oklahoma CITY
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AT wees day classified Advertising runs
NJ both papers at one price Sunday
OklahOnan. ono issue same rate as the
two dailes
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PERSONAL

HOLMES HOME or REDEEHfNd
LOVE.
a HOME FoR UNFORTUNATE
GllllS ideal lOcatiOn combining ef-
rclency with protection, Address Route
2 lloS 80 Phone Rural LW.5. Anna
T.. Mittcmnn. Supt
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REAL ESTATE SECURITY
AGENTS WANTED

Unlimited funds for loans In Central
htd Southeast oklahoma liberal terms
PHENlN MORTGAGE Co,
b2 IL Baum Bldg Phone Walnut ITO
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LOST AND FOUND

VII TAN hides and make Tur ss1 and
rugs Maple l060-n
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

THE BROADWAY, S2O North broadway
regular mrnls IS, md soc, mons better
NrU tickets $3.50
Nt'G room for twn With two or lhroo
mool' 1871 Wcsf Sth
NlCElN furu.Hhcd front room, upftnlrp
with hoord 10 couple WA 4'ul
sOrTiiEAsT front room with boord
l.j " lOth
CONVENIENTLY located bedroom. with
two meals fur two people employ ed /.
reasonable. al West ith
A VERY dcsrrhltg room Tor, 2. Win
bo0rd. Can o22 X Robinson Refer
CuCes.
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COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION kGrNCY
2lNA Vain over Woo'Y.r'Nr
"A H. DAVIS. ccm,nr sfdavplk. grrnEe.
dIlvrNu' md ri'uru builder Can me-
Lat once Walnut 1850
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WANTED-snoe repn!5sri state wages
| wanted. " c. Waldrou. Wnur,ka.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED ny buslncA firms and hnnk-
err "a begin work soon. EicnuEra Pliers,
boOkkCcpofe, irp'stE multiEraphers
tO N'OO yer month. now In tho time To
lrnnn; to postpone preparation means
handing the po6illo to someone else
b"ter write Tor large, free rntalog 20.
day Capital CITY BUSINESS College
hNHTlD. DINING room grl; prefer ono
To work for her husbands room pud
board NJ llG West Reno Mrs tmltt
sAlESINDY--lr you are not making
$1,000 TO $3.50 per dpy. come N 900 ne
ONllhomp Trust Company. iOS-I In
sunnce BLDG, Maple &c. oklahoma City,
okla
WANTED -THo lady entertainers in rc-
frcshment Farlor nt Lawton: good sui
airy For particulars and interview soc
Nj Rose. Lee Huckluh hotel. Friday.
a NlCE LUNCH 2n to CSC, "Ca'cteria, 81
hn'omenl state National Bont
SlIoETu,ND Tvpcwrltng. bookkeep-
lng Nlce comfortable study rooms
private lnDlviunl instruction, dny and
might school II YOU gro going 10 take Il
business course, SEQ PROT j. Rates
200 Weaver H'lE Main and Harvey.
lhone Maple 23s
HOT CAKES ", cntmeol, be-; toost, Sc.
eggs, l5c. The Broadway, J2u North
Broadway
HOT CAKES, lOc; oatmeal Sci toost, Sc.
eggs, lbc The Broadway 820 North
I'TUIINfHy
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BUSINESS TRAINING
WANTED School girl to assist morning

Special wartime emergency courses
now. rapid preparation for government
o" commercial Positions; eSpcrI lndividu-
M instruction IN shorthand typewritlug.
bookkeeping and MI commercial subjects:
coaching for CiyH service examinations.
morning. afternoon and night sessions; be
patriotic; enroll now see
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NoDAKS, FlLMs Ann r,NisHiN,

NOtR KODAK FILMS developed zoe ~
roll prints up lo 2Hyt. lr. nfgni
sizes I'm proportion. luuH service West
mll liur Store. utuNNmv tItN
FREE KODAK duuumuG. prints. GC
each Write t0r .HHls nri nUV
pies Oklahoma Film H.shing CO.. ilui
" Main Oklahoma city
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POULTRY AND PETS

UNCLE SAM snys KIN the rats. conserve
food UuN registered fox terriers, good
pets UrluDs kennel farm r. II g. Oh
hhouH tlN Enclose stamp Tor reply
ron sNLl - RUFUS Red DelgIsn hares,
u,Iurrri and registered, some prize
Winners oklahoma Pet stock Farm. l2S
Gnrd Ave
~ va" NG lq,lug hens. 'i5 for the lot Or
81 unuL tni " 22nd
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PRIVATE MONEY

to loan on improved Nty property. loans
'loHod promptly! no rcd tape. AurrliuH-
swanson Co lno State National Bank
'uldlng Walnut l66
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

SNNiShLD NoO"1 EOh NEW
-~-',.--->-. -.e-->>.~e-,--- I'd, 49, ...,-~.,
Fti'NlslllD rooms, Seasonnblc. Phone
NnpIo f6
ROAST nEEF, loci yeEctnhloS 6c. doa
boiH. 'c Cafeteria basement Stn'o
Nn'lon1l bQ1k --..--..-.
REGULAR BONift Fl meals u 81 The
Nroodwny go North nro'dwAy
MEm 'HNET FAiiORS-Ws cut. trim
and make suits Tor thlors send fnr
prlcu list South West inc. Tailors 10
gnllora
ONE eIIia large well GTnl.hed front
bedroom. private rntrnu.r. Phone N
7o2S; ~ + 8rd
ron tENT Nicely furnished room. good
location. walking d. l1ucc. G0O l. Etn
rII ,shhT roo ruyptr nmin. r.
lect neighhorhuod. gentlemen prc-
terrod Mnulr rOl
ONE icrrc .,uit,.si 5r,,, ,oa,,, ,,,I
furnished ALSO small cory onM room
Eoullcmcn only Walnut I.G
NICELY furnished Dnn, .h,J,,,p, ,li,lu.
Inr hnlh, walking distance, reasonable
i22n Nrsi lst
lOR UENr-NclI furnished nou room
hcd bath councctug or viii share
homo WIN rlght pnltr 40 East nm.
CLEAN. comiorlihlc. modern hedroou.
81, ho, and cold water ~ per week 81.
w Cnhofnln.
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Havemeyer-Se -Seamans
Oil Company,
onI McrcnnlIln nldr q

~ WTT''NTU' HTuE ITTV- \
SALESMAN 20 represent us I'm evory
county IN OlNnhoun our splcsmyn Brr
averaging over $40 a day; must Invest
WOO, security given tur money invested,
one " our ealtsmeu made over h OO0 An
unity days n You urc looking for n
money mnkrr c7ll and give my business
thorough investigation NioRcrson Goa
I'l y Robinson
TWO spo nluv solesmcn wanted Al rnu,
r''''cnr, and bond required. apply IN
person. "'o Insurance nIdg
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

SrOLEN Saturday night from uT n
Harvey Buick ligb slX automobile,
model u 10. 1910 now top, initials on car
~ A. Liberal reward, Home Re.
nnlng Co
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WHOEVER wants an educated ndy 10
teach aud help his thrco children m
their school studies. ages of children e.
y and 10 years, to keep house nud care
for the home state Nuur huulncn Ions
and give a description OF Yourself IN your
first letter Address H. n Handy Fred
erck Okla
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MALE HELP WANTED

PREPARE yourself FOR wRr or peace
Oklahoma city Automobile School. l2ls
North Western
WANTED Men 10 learn barber trade.
low tuition tools free; wages while
learning, position guaranteed, cntnIug
mailed free SchwnTyo Borbcr College
lU6 West California Ave, Oklahoma CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-08
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

Wall Paper and Paint
We take contracts Tor all knds first
class work. Let us figure ON your job
New State Paint 4 Glass Co.
Walnut 6O93 ~ West urand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-08
MUSICAL lNSTRUMFNTS
PIANO TUNING SL75

Zwlty Maple lo7l
lnN sNll. rhc.p nl cnsh. good
S.hNi'rr riunu IN ru,A. 1921 Nu.i
Main 81 Phone WRl 06r. between q
n IN md ir on
FOR SALE l'mn pIuro. mahogany
rns', ilon cash. balance tsyn. wal.
NUT atS3 "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-08
FOR RENT
OFFICE, AND SToRERooMS
FOR RENT

For RENT Entire HccOud fIdnr ware
house building 2lvlin. situated on n. /
track, close In. suitable FOR storage ui
non'pcrlshnhlohfodurls only Phone Nnl-
nut Al
sTuRENOOM. lDI5O. aud basement, lilt
n Broadway Cnll wal. 1874. after L
n. m.