davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1918-05-16

The requests that we conserve both
wool and leather are puzzling to the
feminine half of the population. Should
skirts be shorter and shoes higher? Or
should shoes be higher and skirts long
er? What would the people who are
concerned with morals say if the shoes
were lower and skirts shorter?
, 1918-05-16
Flower Lovers, Attention!

Perennial Flower plants, home
grown, ready for shipment. Col
den Glow, Achillea, Fire Bush, Jap
anese Iris, and Sweet William, per
doz. 65c postpaid.
Wild Cucumbers, per doz. 1Oc
Strawberries, per 100, e5c.
Two Red Raspberries free to
each customer ordering $1.OO worth
or more.-Mrs. E. E. Sproat, Box
1888, Encampment, Wyo.
, 1918-05-16

The State of Wyoming, County of
Carbon, SIS.
1, G. w. Broadhurst, cashier of the
above-named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
G. w. BROADHURST, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of May, 1918.
JOSEPH NUM-,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
My Commission Expires Feb. 20. 1922.
Correct: Attest
X. P. Fuller,
l.. G. Davis,
j.. e. Cosgriff,
Directors.
, 1918-05-16
Encampment Red Cross.

The lunch last Saturday netted the
society $2S.65.
Mr.. LOrdier, Mrs. Nesbit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy D%ettinger will serve next Sat
urday.
The knitting committee made a ship
ment this week of II sweaters, is
pairs of socks and 8 pairs Of wristiets.
The following donations have been
received: Louis Gunst, turkey (raf-
, 1918-05-16
LAY IN YOUR COAL SUPPLY NOW
Consumers Can Help Prevent Shortage
Next Winter by Storing Coal
Now, Says Administrator.

Greater cooperation in buying Goa
at once must be obtained In the West,
Southwest and sections of the Middle
West, the Fuel Administration an
nounces at Washington, If the mines
are to be kept going full time during
the summer months n the danger
averted of a serious shortage of coal
in those sections next fall and winter.
Official reports to the Fuel Admin
istration show that in the States Of
Illinois. Michigan, Kansas, Missouri,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, New Mex
leo, Iowa, Utah, Washington, Colorado,
Wyoming and Montana consumers Of
coal are not placing their orders in the
volume expected, or in quantities nee
essary to insure against a winter short
age. This is true also, though to less
extent, in Ohio and Indiana.
Apparently the consumers in these
districts have not yet realized the full
gravity of the situation" the Fuel
Administration states. 1.-THE mines in
those sections must be kept going.
They can be kept going only If coal
ordinarily ordered later in the year is
ordered now. The domestic consumer
who delays placing his order is taking
a chance of having an insufficient cold
weather supply; the Industrial user
who fails to order his coal now Ii
almost certain 10 lace a shutdown
later on.
Buy Now-Everybodyl
"The man who does not do his part
by anticipating his needs and cooper
ating with the Fuel Administration
and the railroads by ordering his coal
now takes his place with the man who
avoids service at the front or refuses
to buy Liberty Bonds. Every coal
user should buy and store coal now 10
meet his requirements 30 far az he 10
possibly able to do 80.
EVERY state and local representative
of the Fuel Administration is ready to
help the coal consumer in every way
possible to get an appropriate and ad-
equate supply Of coal. Every day that
passes decreases the margin Of time
In which this assistance may be given.
IF you can't get the grade of coal
that you have been getting in the past
take another grade that you can get.
1t 10 better to have In your bins coal
of q grade slightly different from what
you have been using in the past than
10 90 into winter without any coal al
all.
CONSUMERS who do not order their
coal now are gambling on the future.
Is reason to believe that IL ev-
cry n anticipates his coal require
ments and puts In his order now no
one will have to do without next win
ter. If, however, there is delay In or
dering coal 1t Is more than likely that
during the fall and winter
will be insufficient to meet the needs
OF every one.
Better New Kind Than None.
"Thsre has been notable neglect Of
certain grades Of coal that are now
in large volume and clamor-
demand, In certain quarters at
least, 0 specific Goals that various
consumers have used for a number of
years While there Is at the present
shortage of coal In the west, there
may be a denial of selection of the pre-
else coal most desired. If you seek to
, 1918-05-16
$4,000 Reward.

The Saratoga Valley Stock Growers
Association will pay a reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of any
person or persons stealing or killing
1--we stock belonging to any member of
the above-named association.
j. A. SCHOONJANS,
G. @. Young, Sec. President.
, 1918-05-16
fled, $10.55; G. R. Fairman, $500
Mr.. n Mrs. Toothaker, $500.
Red Cross Work.

On the evenings of May 20, 81 and
%, l will donate all my work to the
Red Cross. Bring your blacksmithing
and keep me busy. All work must be
cash. L. A. CUNNINGHAM.
, 1918-05-16
Told in Texas.

That story" said Representative
Gardner at a Providence reception,
apropos of a hyphenated explanation of
a German sabotage plot, sis very fishy.
1t reminds me of Texas.
Once, i'll Texas, / came upon n tall
chimney, like II factory chimney, rising
in an arid waste.
"'Friend,' l said to a native, what
is that chimney doing there?'
THAT amt no chimney said the
native. That's IA WE'LL
"a well?' said 1.
Yes said he. It's old Jeff That
cher's well. A cyclone turned her up
side down and inside out "-Washing-
ton Times.
, 1918-05-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nelson,
on Saturday, May IL, a daughter.
The Woodcraft will give a parcel
post sale May 16 i'll the old drug store
building.
Mrs. Ruthia Boyd and family moved
to their homestead, south of town, on
Saturday.
Il. c. Rhoades moved his family out
to the Terwilliger ranch on Tuesday.
where they will make their home until
school opens in the fall.
The Encampment school will give n
program, dance and box supper AT the
City Hall on Tuesday evening, May p.
Proceeds will go to the Junior Red
Cross.
Word was received here on Wednes-
day of last week of the death of Hor-
ace b. Quivey, who died in France on
April IL. Pneumonia was the cause of
his death.
The members of the Junior Red
Cross will entertain their mothers at
the school house on Friday afternoon at
= O'Clock with n program and an eXhi-
bition of their years work. The regu-
lar meeting of the ]. r. c. will be held
at this time and the Juniors will serve
the mothers with light refreshments.
The st. James Guild met at the home
OF Mrs. George Baker o May 8. After
the regular business meeting n delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess, as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Ollie.
Those present were Mesdames Parr,
Anderson, Wirth, Rhoades, Waite,
Kuntzman, Tenant, Parkinson, Boyn-
ton, Crout, Misses Edith Dunbar and
Ollie Baker. Mrs. James Gibson was
n guest.
, 1918-05-16
REPORT.

Report of the condition of The Sara
toga State Bank, at Saratoga, in the
State of Wyoming, at the close of bust
ness on the 10th day of May, 1918.
RESOURCES.
, 1918-05-16

The Woodcraft will give a parcel
post sale May 16 in the old drug store
building.
, 1918-05-16

Born, to MI. and Mrs. Pete Nelson,
on Saturday, May IL, a daughter.
, 1918-05-16

Mrs. Ruthia Boyd and family moved
to their homestead, south of town, on
Saturday.
, 1918-05-16
nCampment
Miss Pearl Bowers,
Representative.

All news items, advertisements,
etc, should reach Miss Bowers not
later than Wednesday noon to in
sur publication in current issue.
, 1918-05-16

The Sun cal furnish you with thr
best In engraved correspondence paper
calling cards, business cards, etc.
, 1918-05-16

The Sun to any address for $3.50
per year.
, 1918-05-16

Il. G. Rhoades moved his family out
to the Terwilliger ranch on Tuesday,
where they will make their home until
school opens in the fall.
, 1918-05-16

Use Saratoga advertising stickers.
, 1918-05-16

The Encampment school will give Il
program, dance and box supper al the
City Hall on Tuesday evening, May p.
Proceeds will go to the Junior Red
Cross.
, 1918-05-16

Word was received mere on Wednes.
day of last week of the death of Hor.
ace b. Quivey, who died in France on
April IL. Pneumonia vas the cause OF
his death.
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FOR RENT-Nieely furnished, large front
bed room; close In: suitable for
gentlemeni fan furnished. Phone Maple
2IAl- i
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Want &d Rates and
Information for
Oklahonnan- II irnes

All week day classified advertising
runs IN botn papers at one price. sun
nay Okluhomnn. ono Issue. mmo rate us
Tho two dalles.
Word Line Inch
One tlmo Sunday only. 1 l-2o Dc VI ,0S
One tim6 Daily okla
s hOman and Tunes CO.. lao % los
Three llmGs Daily Okla
homSn and Times per
One week oklnboman
and Times per day..., LEO 10 SO
One month OklphOman
and Times per day. 10 30 IL
Figure slG ietterA 10 tho average word
tnd six words TO tho line. twelve lines
10 the inch.
Al stock ard stock salesmen and pro-
motion advertising carries the one.time
fate. Sundays ads include Saturday Or
Mondays Times at &c per word. 3l.ii per
hCu.
Al For Rents boarding ana Situation
wanted. both Oklahoman and Timee, lc
per word
Classified contract rates for Okla.
roman ana Times--b 900 lines to be used
Sithn ono year from date Of contract.
" contract for three lines daily for ono
tear ic per linz each Issue, copy changed
~ often as desired.
No ud accepted for less than Csc
OkLAHOMAN AND TIMES ROLES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
1T. +" ADS will be run seven days
mly, when renewal will bo solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS will not be run
onger than seven days without re-
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
md payable tho same day first inser-
want ads are positively cash In advance
ADVERTISERS should retain receipts
iVcn by The Oklnhoman. Times to pa
rons making payments over tho office
'ounter. rs no mistakes can be focufled
Without them
CLOSING HOURs--An wnnt ads 10
tart IN The Okahomnn must bo IN the
'fflcs by $40 y. m. on tho day before
ID Is 10 run All want ADS TO start In
fines must he In the business office not
alter than IL O'Clock on the day OF
publication. Branch office In West
mis- drug store, 2Os West Main. IA open
lhily at 3 a. m, and closes at 9 p. m,
With the exception OF Saturday, when y
Vill he found open until $50 p. N. Want
IDS received after closing hours win be
Inserted under the heading TOO Late 10
,lhssify."
Bill W ADS-No answer 10 blind hd.
viii bo given unless ticket Ia presented
ihowing key nupber when placing bnnd
IDS. Answers 10 out -of- town blind ads
sill be forwarded without cost.
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
4 the same rate hs cash nds and col
ections will he made Mt your home OF
Hfce the same day first insertion OF nd
lppcars: this IL an hccommoda tion sery-
CO and payments should always be made
promptly when bill is presented Alwhy,
lsk your telephone ad 10 be repeated
back TO you by the telephone Hd takei
o maze sure that II has been correctly
AIKEN Tho Dknhoman-T Times cannot
,ssume responsibility for errors OF ans
tind occurring in telephone advertise
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE vii
ids b misclassinsd The convenience
n the reader Is considered as we'll nj
hs advertiser.
PHONE PBX-S
ASK FOR WANT AID
DEPARTMENT.
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WANTEDZYoung man to share room
f, 81 so per week 2S w. eth. Maple 1921.
THREE rooms Of 4-roQm furnished cot
1888 W. 30tb.
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE

~ ~ 10 49, ~ ~ ~ ~ 70 ~ b ~ ~ 10 - ~ ~
WANTED Position ~ salesman in paint
or wall paper store, by experienced
man. Several years pnBt the draft age
Address s t.. care Okahomnn.
WANTED Cicrcai position by man u
years clerical and bookkeeing expo
riencc Now employed paying and re-
cevinE teller bank. Address No. =. o.,
Daily OklahOman.
EXPt RIENCED salesman aud executive
wants place with automobile truck or
accessory concern, years ~ experience.
Address g. NJ, 90 W. California, phone
Walnut 81
WANTED -PosItIon driving Ford car.
Exempt from draft Phone walnut
71l2.
EXPERIENCED truck driver: married.
wants work In city seventeen years.
call Wal. 7Os9-j.
WANTED-By experienced all round man
In dry goods. shoes or gents furnishing
either In or out OF the city: capable Of
buying or taking charge of any depart
ment J-76 care Okluhomnn.
COOK, wants place. III W. Sixth. Tel
Walnut G59l.
work evenlngu $50 care OklHhoman
EXPERIENCED young man wants to
drive chr. walnut $685.
| . MN LN hhNlH J'Ns tbNl 'u h'hE J''H
press. etr now employed; want
| change. O D.. care OkhhOman.
! LINOTYPE operator. who II all round
printer, wants position In country shop
! Address J-sl, care Oklahoman
! ALL-ROUND drug clerk wants position
! Rt once. prefer small town; married
| just above draft age: only permanent
| place considered; salary reasonable VI
! Hull 225 w End: phone Walnut 3i9i
| SITUATION wanted by baker: bread
cakes, pies 2lsA W California.
! SALESMAN want, position. Have mad'
success on the Toad No stock
| years of experience. J-ii. Oklnhoman.
| YOUNG MAN employed IN olercnl work
by large oil company. wants work o
! eVeninga Address B-27J. care okla
| hOmAn
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MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED

Largo established daily newspaper can
usp several good circulation men for city
district work; good pay, right man can
make money; give experience a., ara refer
MGuf WATCHAAN WANTED--Good
pay, permanent work State Training
School, PaulH Valley, okla.
WANTED - Several good c6ny8ssers
good pay CITY Circulation Manager
The Oklahomnn.
WANTED-I havO seyeral propositlons In
Oklahoma CITY open which havo ek-
coptional opportunities for man With
ability to make good money; this can
b6 made n permanent proposition where
YOU enu be ut home. n you are huBt-
iet,get busy and look Into this PROPOSE
tioq at once. Salary or commission. Ad-
dresu C.3S2 caro- Oklnhoman
1 HAVE several good propositions open
for collectors ana solicitors with abll-
lty 10 show results: either RlHry or com
miasion. See city Circulation Manager.
The Oklahoman.
WANTED-sev high h-class solicitors
for steady city work; must bc willing
TO, work and producer; unless you can
meet these requirements. do not Amply.
Write In your own hand and tell some
thing about yourself Address C35O.
care OklahOman
WANTED TO HfRE -Rerpectable old
couple who would want "A free home.
Everything furnished. can raise chlChenH
on hat Must be able to milk two
cows and tend garden. Reference re-
qulred Address Box 52S Perry. Okla.
FiREMEN, BRAKFMEN. 0-tI7b
monthly, experience unnecessary;
send stamp. Railway. care Oklahoman.
WANTED Mt once. two automobile me-
chanicn. Cochran Motor Co.
| BARBER trade taught ladies and gem
tlemen; position guaranteed; free cat
alog explaining Write Texas Barber
College. Dallas or Fort Worth. Texas.
LABORERS WANTED for street paw
Ing; $500 for 4 hours Long Job APP
ply Park Moran Company, Arcade Ho-
tel. Ponca city, Okla.
| WANTED-Erst- class ginner-onS ca
pabis OF repairing plant A. 81. De-
| bolt No 2 West Reno.
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WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS


CASH PAID for ladies and gents sec
opd hand cothing. Walnut 5000
HIGHEST prices paid Tor mons second
hand c'Othlng shoes. guns, etc. Maple
3y12, vii call
HIGHEST price paid for copper rngs.
etc. llg and no East Main. Call Maple
2gs
HOUREWlVES- Tou can buy more W
s. s by selling your rags, magazines.
bottles. metals auto tires, rubber bODtt
and shDta, nirO mems clothing ana
shoes walnut 4iS3,
WANTEb-1o rent or buy stouotypo ma
chine. Walnut GGi2
WANTGD-N Shetland pony buggy. Clll
walnut 237s
WANTED-To Hny for cash diamonds
and watches Room 30. i0ih West
Main Maple 30Gs.
SECOND HAND SACKS
WIN pay ibc for No. bran sa'rs. also
In market for nll other kinds sacks.
PEEHLEsS RAG GO
52t e. Harvey. Oklahoma CITY. Okla
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WANTED -stenosrapher by corporation
with large office In city; must be ex-
perlenced and well recommended: good
permanent position for one with ability
In answering give experience. education,
salary desired at start and phone num-
ber. $50
WANTED - Experienced marker and
sorter, Dinks Parrish Laundry.
Broadway Circle,
WHNTED-An experienced maid for
general housework. Apply az ass W.
Fourteenth.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES,

Ry Mall, one year r..................;;.B .B 90
BY Nal ono year. with THE SUN-
DAT OKLAHOMAN ..............T Vt ~
ny agent. carrier or newsboy. cents n
BODY or 10 cents n week.
10 Oklahoma City.
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES tevening) and
DAILY OKLAHOMAN tmoruing), IL
paperA a week delivered by carrier In
Oklahoma City and vicinity. per weak.
10 cents.
All unsolicited manuscripts, letters and
pictures sent TO the Times are sent az the
risk n' thu owner The Oklahoma Pub
fishing company expressly repudiates any
responsibility for their safe custody or
return.
Tho Associated Press is exclusively en-
titked to the use for republication OF all
news dispatches credited TO II or not
otherwise credited In this paper. and also
tho local news published herein.
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MODERN nicely furnished -
people: adults only. t7o y. TN. U
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AGENTS WANTED

HAVE place for district representative,
restricted territory only man or wom-
an With best Of references will be con-
r l. GdxadSa. IL s. Rnhlnkons -.
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h KFbR60M. Mapie lI7I z

PLEASANT sleeping rooms $3.50 per
week. The Norwood. 7llh N. Broad
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Martinique Hotel
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS. cheap. Maple see
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ONE modern 4-room apartment, close in;
adults only Apply 526 p. 5th.
FOR RENT--Modern. slN-room brick
fiat. southeast exposure; adults only.
Maple 1892
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SOUTHEAST lower apartment, e
nth and Shartel. furnished, beaN
location; price s45; 1901 N. shsrtsl ~
nut 1909
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-FOUR -ROQM apartment, eyeFry
Fast Eighth Call mornings
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LINOTYPE operator printer for perms-
nent position; chance for printer with
moderate machine speed 10 improve. job
hAs about 50 900 10 point wesk. with
about y days on floor: absolutely Al
| equipment; a snap for steady and re-
or phone A. Nunnery. Granite, Okla
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WANTRD-First class presssr for dry
cleaning depH American Laundry Co
McAlester. OklH.
BARBER wANTED-s20 guarantee. teie-
phone. write or wire c. +. Weaver
OkAtche. Okla.
WANTED-Three young men tn run on
Rock Island as news agents: small cash
security required: good runs. "a w. LIST.
WANTED-Man ~ neat appearance TO
solicit and collec;: salary and commits
Hions. all work in oklahoma city; per
mgncnt position: opportunity for ad-
vancement. must furnish references APP
ply 9lb state National Bank Bldg.
WANTED-Man and wifi. no children.
lady 10 cook, man 90 40 brick work.
good pay for party. walnut 1911
BARBEH wanted. 2523 s.~Robinson, IN
guaranteed
wANTED-An elderly reglstered drug
glst 10 take charge OF drug store in
n small town. a good place for the right
party. Address J. II. Nickery, Francis.
Okla
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FOR RENT-FurnIshed groom a.
ment; south and east exposure; {
East Tth
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

LARGE room In private home, outside
entrance, walking distance. walnut
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FOR RENT-FUrnished b-room buNG1
with sleeping porch; win lease q
liable parties. Call at i1th ana VI
or phone Maple 1877.
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Lf6HT housekeeping suite. well
nlshed and clean. 81. Charles A.
ment. sos N. broadway
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FOR RENT-To admits, furnIshed apG1
ment. brick. rooms. sleeping peg0
a9Tnsta5s ssrns. 'SS,s SO exposure: y:ss
today. s03 w sth Walnut no (,
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4 ROOMS and private blth. downly1
2i4 Harrison. Phone Walnut Se1k
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wANTED-Experienc girl for general
housework and cooking Apply 500 w.
nth.
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THOROUGHLY experienced and rell-
able stock statesmen wanted TO sell
stock In corpora ton, charter under the
laws Of the District Of Columbia. wash
ington, ID, c.. and Under the supervision
OF the State Department at Austin. For
further infcrmatlgN address Box lt7l.
Waco, Teras
STOCK BALEsMEN--If you can sell
anytnirg. you can sell this 100 percent,
dividend paying Industrial Endorsed by
prominent local business men and banks.
Liberal commission and real assistance In
helping you close Virgin territory TO
those who answer quick. 50sA509 Males
tic Building. City
Statesmen WANTED for oil and refin-
ins proposition with the risk taken out
Of II; we have production; mutual CO. op-
erstive pian: II 10 easy to sell; this Wics
advances regularly as we progress; Nour
OKLAHOMA fnUsT COMPANY,
Insurance Bldg. Oklahoma City. Okla
WANTED-City saiesmsK for sutomobils
supplies and accessories must have
full knowledge Jof the business. shasT
Auto supply Co, City.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
DFNSMOE HOTEI-s1l N. Broadway.
Modern outside fooms Special weekly
rates
TRAVELLERS HOTEL-Newly furnished
and decorated. all outside rooms with
running water and large double windows:
one southeast room coolest In city: cleo
trio fans: special summer ratea.
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FOR RENT--Iarge, cool apartment I
private bungalow. all modern cpuyooq
lcnces 1900 f. 9Th 81. Walnut 6sSS-H. y
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

ROOM and board wanted in suburba n
homo by refined lady employed, will
teach piano n desired. S-55, Oklahornan
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


MATTRESSES wANTED--Phons Arcade
hotel, Ponca City, Okla
LADIES, learn automobile driving.
Walnut 1892.
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Furnished house on W. ssth st. -
Walnut 1921.
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PHONE PIX -83

Moving, packing storing and shipping.
O. X. TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY
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Al GROOM apartment. southeast ex-
poSure; $40 per month; adults only.
Phone Walnut g01
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statesmen WANTED
w amted---
A Salesman

t25e per month guaranteed; must be
able 10 invest $4,000 In cash; you will
handle your money at all times; will
agree to release you from all obhga-
tions at any time on 90 days notice. We
ara a we'll estab ablished business house In
this city. viii give you absolute security
ON your money Invested. J-S9, oklaho-
man.
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NICELY furnished rooms, single or in
suite; southern exposure. Maple
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LARGE east bedroom Apartment r, 225
W bth St