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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10
}. 3. RIVALS, JR.

II official war reports are true John
Bryan Ryals, Jr has given his life
tor the cause which put all civilized
nations against Germany in the pre-
sent war. He went to the war with
q Canadian contingency more than
q year before his own country went
into the struggle. He became a sol
der because of strong impulses be-
cause, theiloye of freedom kept stirred
in his soul the spirit that guided the
AngloSaxon for centuries. He hard
y could have told you what it was
that directed his footsteps when he
put on the armor and went forth, but
we know,-the world knows!
The pages of history will never re-
cord the acts of one more truly a
hero. He volunteered his services to
a people of his own blood and racial
kith before ever he knew his own
country would need him. He found
the fighting spirit so true. SO brave
and So noble where he entered the
conflict that once on the firing line
with comrades who went forth
10 cbeck the German hordes. he stay.
ed there to fight ana die with them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10
THEY LIKE HOME.

The thousands of American sailors
stationed at the Destroyer Base in
British Waters have been forced to
provide their own entertainment to
while away liberty" hours in the
small town.
One of the chief features of the
MEMS Club" is the theater which
will seat about 1000 persons and
where there is something going on
free every night. Aside from moving
picture plays all the entertainment is
produced by the sailors Some of the
scenery for the stage was obtained
in London but some of it was produc-
ed right at the base.
The talent uncovered has resulted
in brass band of 81 pieces, an or
chestra as large, an acrobat, several
vocal soloists, yodler, half a dozen
black-face comedians, a quartz, sever.
al piano players and enough good
voices to stage minstrel show.
Here is an average Saturday night
program; one-real comedy, seven
concert selections by the band. four
reel feature film. half dozen songs
by the quartet the yodler and popular
songs by "all hands" with the words
thrown onto the picture screen.
The last feature is what the sailors
like the best as they all seem to want
TO get in the show. They put real
enthusiasm into songs about win
ing the war and 'gett ng" the Ger.
man fleet but when they sing some.
thing about home the sunny south
or girl lett behind they fairly raise
the roof and sing the chouruses over
and over.
They never tire of one feature al.
though they have participated in il
scores of times. With the house dark
for an instant, curtain showing the
New York sky-lines is dropped. AS
the first faint light dimly outlines
the picture the orchestra starts to
play New York Town" and every
one begins to sing. Before the song
S ended many of the men break into
cheers and throw their white hats
into the air.
II amt from New York." said a
trim speciman of middle-western
young manhood one night, but that
skyline was the last thing I saw in
the good old U. S. A. and that picture
with the orchestra playing that song
just naturally makes a fellow want
to sing.
But even with such expressions OF
sentiment there is little inconsistencies
The sailors, many of them mere young
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

Apparently khe automobiles that
run little on Sunday do their doubling
up and limbering up on Monday
There are so many of them on the buis
ness streets of Cordele on a busy
day that it is dangerous for pede.
strian who is accustomed to jay
walking.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

A Watson enthusiasm informs the
Macon News that the fund which
Watson had subscribed to fight the
new draft law through the courts had
been returned to the subscribers. Not
likely.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

They are going to permitall Geor-
gia soldiers in Georgia camps to re-
turn home to vote Wednesday as
far as it possible to do so. That is
not bad idea.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

The people OF Fort Valley are dis
claiming the distinction of being the
home town of Emmett Shaw. This
ought to have the effect of convinc-
ing Emmett that he is not going to
carry Fort Valley precinct in the
election.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

They are all back IN school again,
say" the really noisy mes, in spite
Of the fact TIA. The school may be no
better off by it, A good year is pro.
missed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

Groves TasteIess Chill Tonic
destroys the malarial germs which
are transmitted to the blood by the
Malaria Mosquito. Price Coo.
Tues. If.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10
French and British strokes were
not SO furious and numerous yester-
day, but those which were struck
amounted to something.

II the early cool weather has any
thing to do with 1t, there is going to
be another long, raw winter in this
normally mild section.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-09-10

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use Tor republication
Of all news dispatches credited to 1t
or not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07

Al week day classified adyortlslng
runs In both papers a. one price sun.
day Oklahomnn. one Issue. same rate ~
Word Line lnch
Ono time Sunday only II l.2o 90 tL0S
Ono time DAILY Oklaho-
man and Times .,.... l-2c Oo lO6
Three tlmos Daily Okla
homan ana Times por n,
One week oklaho,mian =.
nnd Times per dny,. l.6o 10 q"
One month Obahomnn -
and Times per day. lc 90 ~
Figure six letters 10 tho average Wot1
and six words TO tho line. twelve hhes
TO tho inch.
All stock snlesmen and promotion
advertising carries tho one time rate
SUNDAYS ads include Saturday or
Mondays Times at 20 per word. ''
per nch.
All For Rents, Boarding ana Situation
Wanted. both Oklahoman and Times. Io
per word
Classified contract rates for Oklaho..
mhn ana Timcs-5.0O0 lines 10 be used
within one yonr from date OF contract.
or contract for three lines daily for one
yeRr 7c per iino each Issue. copy
changed as often as desired
No ad accepted for less than 2bc.
OKLAiOMAN AND TlMES RULES
For CLASSIFIED ADVERTlSlN,il :
"T r" ADS wlli i,,, he run r, .",,c,,od sGygn gays
CHARGE WANT ADS win not be run
longer than seven days without "a re-
Kill CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same d9y ntst lns"r. ..r,
zion Of Nd appears tAil out of.town
want nds are positively cash In aa'
NDyrRTisERs should rc'aln receipts
given by Tho Oklnhoman.Tm To pa
irons making payments over the o'tl'r
eptptor os M mistakes can no TcCfltlCd
Niih9it them
CLOSING UOUEs-kn want nds 70
stnrt In The Oklahomnn must ho IN me
oif,o by Gao on thc nG. cay ,o .,nr, ng,'ie in
Times must he In the business .ofncc
nor later thnn % o'clock On tho DAY of
publication. Branch office IN. Wesl L
falrs drug store. 2os West Main. ~
II m with tho exception Of Saturday
when II VIII he found open ui.til $50 p
m Want ads received after cloHlnH
hours win be inserted under the head
fn~ TOO late TO Classify"
RLIND hDS-No answer 70 blind nn,
will ho Civen unless ticket IL presented
showing key number when placing bhno
ads. Answers 10 out NJ town blind ADS
will 20 forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
st the same rate ne cnHh ads ana col
lcctionH will he made ~ your home or
office the same dnv first insertion ol
nd appears: this IN an nccominodh'lnr
service ana payments should always h'
modc promptly whom hn is presented
ALWAYS nsk your tclcuhone nd 70 b'
repcatcd back IN YOU hv the telephone
ad tnker TO make sure Tint y hnr been
correctly taken The Okl'homan-T
cannot assume responsibility for errors
~ any kind occurring In telephone nd
yerfisementr
UNDER 40 CIRCUMSTANCES vii
sd- hn mIscla-slfIcd. Tho tponyenlenc'
~ tho reader II considered as wen n'
the advertiser
PHONE PRX-5
ASK FOR WANT
AD DEPARTMENT
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

ACCOUNTANT. Nt present holding IN
executive position with llfgo, well
known corporation, desires change, Win
better opportunities: n yenrs Of ng",
married. fourth class In draft chphbility
left a. your Judgment and bcrt ot rci"r-
cnceH, HyHiematizcr auditor or 9iilo"
manager, mechanical mining ana com
n,frIbI experience; WIN call Tor personal
interview inter an exchange Of letters II
desired o. care OklHhomnu.
sTENOGRAPHER wants position. VIII
attend strictly 10 business; months.
experience Walnut 25H or Msple 22i3
EXPERT Jcnogrnpher wants location
for public work CAll Maple iiS
EXpIWENCED stenOgfapher desires
position. best references can walnut
1905 r.
sTINOGUhPiiitE With some crpcfi.
encc. desires position walnut b'il.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Maid for general housework
can walnut 2ib2
WANTED = Capable. neat white nurse
for children; some houscwork. no
laundry. good wages, references Tc,
qulrcd Walnut llN
COMPETENT white glh for genera
hOubowOfk.. small family, good wages,
no washing. Whlunt 40s9
WOMEN. ls aud over. who desire 10 pre-
pare for examination for positions ~
pOetofflce, department cuttOWA, revenue
clorks. mn'rouS Stcnogrephers, typlsts,
etc, call and interview Mr. r A Grady
Bt Browning hotel Thursday. May q see
MIR Grady without fnil. ~ NJ until =.
m Thursday only
LADIES, learn automobile driving Phone
Walnut 1892
WANTED--Ch Chocolate dlppcr. NJ good
salary Peter Paul. Ardmore, Okla.
WANTED Immediately. experienced
hlndcry girl % feed folder win pay
Union scale il7hu Apply In person
Western Ncw'pipcr Nuion
A SUCCESSFUL producing OH and gus
company IN culnrgiug rs sales orgnul-
zntion and proposes ~ ada o woman r
department applications VIII be f'-
c"lycd from enrncH. rnnturcd women
who wish 10 enter thS dignif'd, rewuu-
cratiye prOtcs. ion, scientific sales trnlu-
Ing will he given FREQ io those who qunll
". kindly oall ili lIcrtkowiz Bldg
hftcr g.gO y. ~.
WASTFD-Grl 10 como short time each
day for light homework. Cali for hr
BlossTr, ll2 W lOth ~
WANTED-LRdy solicitor. willing tC
irHycl. give nRe md experience FOt
particulars. N-96. Oknhomau.
WASlWOMAN wanted, Kramer aun,
dry, l2th and Indiana. walnut 76j7-J
SIIDRTIiAND. am a Liberty hondhold.
Dr already. but after reading more 1rd
moro - tho hhuWHn atrocities being
CUum.toi by the Germans ! viii devote
| the income received from my next new
/ student 10 the purchase 0f another Iib,
/ "riy bond who wants TO become mA
Z Liberty lOpn student Graduating fOi
/ positions right along m three months lisi
proves n Gruhnw or Greg. touch type
writing. daily y On monthly. evenings g.
| M1rr positions waiting Maple 'f12
/ Miners Expert Shorthand School, 1897
/ West Main
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07

WASTEp-.A married man. aged % TO
10, good salary aud commission Work
ln o.b Position VIII pny from 1925 TO
$50 per month so right man. Permanent
poHtImn Address Il. y Wilson. ili Mer-
r/nrl' Hldg
NASrED-An experienced colorcd pan
tfymuu. yard man ana porter; .ood
wages savoy cafe, corner Of Main and
/ h"un'"h
HARliER wanted M once. SIS guarnn-
t"ed; phone nt my expense: n you want
n good Job come. g. T.. Weaver Okaf-
,her. okla
/ WNNTED-YounE man 10 work on VI.
* 4 r. train nH news agent. Apply
NJ X. 4 T. station news stand.
/ BARBER wanted ~ once. must be good
workman. SIS per week W y Cooper.
Hanna, Cth
TWO nrst-rhss timers wanted W r.
Cough. ~ y Jrd St, Fonca city, Okla.
Telephone g.
MEN. 1g and over. o' oklahoma Cty
| md vicinity. dcsiring 30 prepare for
! positions MS meat inspectors, prison
guards. letter carriers. department. Gus.
toms. revenue postofnce railway mail
/ clorl government farmers. etc, call md
| interview Nj T. a. Grady NJ browning
hotel. Thursday. May .. permanent posi-
! tions Mt good sRlarier. call Hnd see Mr..
Grady without fan. u NJ. until p. m.
! Thursdny only
| W A NTE n -First-ciasr shoemaker NJ
once. good wages Henry Rose 1903
| Grand Ave. Fort smith. Ark.
! OKLAHOMA CITY government clerk cN-
! Hm,utuouS, May %, thousands wanted;
! 500 month: sample questions free
/ Franklin lnFtituto. Dept 3i7 J.. Roch
! ester y.
| YOUNG man 10 work before and after
school. 10 learn Delco-Light Delco-
| Light. Go0 \. Broadway
/ WANTED Registered druggist; permn-
ncnt place. must give good reference,
| \ j. Nurvcl. Reno and Robinson. Wal
nut 2SGi
! WANTED Llnemcu. laborers and young
men who desire to learn the telephone
business for telephone construction work.
| Apnly 10 Division Construction Ssper-
visor, b2lis y. Broadway.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
DRESsMAKING AND MILLINERY

GUARANTEED DREssMAKfNG day or
contract. walnut blN.R.
DNESsMAKiNG. embroidery hair work.
Maple 3i03-J
DRESSMAKING aud alterations Mrs
Beatty 8lA, over iarlslnn h'pN t'Nn
DRESSNAKlNG Will 30 10 the homes.
Walnut 7ib5-k
GOOD dressmsknR. chldtcnr clothes
preferred MHpl" 355i-l.
DREFsNAKfNG and alterations Mary
G. Mounger Phone Maple 1853 Room
2l5. over kcrr's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
W NTE MISCELLANEOUS
Secnnd- Hand Clothing

q - lmukluS pays high pficr FOR
mems second hand clothing and shoes
Ihon" NHu.o 2ufi, viii call
WANTED Bank fixtures an up-to- date.
secondhand pet. klyo tull description,
jm'nF'ons md prlre Address T. q Box
y. borham TenF
"ANTED-ChldB used crib Walnut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO rent. unfurnlshed ? or J.
room Apartment modern. walking dis
uu,c walnut GOn7, Maple 1911
WA$TID. Ey 2 employed ladies' con-
Meeting rooms, modern, or small apart
rru'. within waking distance. Call
W'luu' tAl1 or walnut 5O26
ROOM wru,od. private home. hy Young
luslu ts man. must be comfortable and
convenient ~ bath. olOfs t0 car llu' II
answers indicate suitable quarters VIII
Investigate ~ once N-,2, Oklahoman.
WANTEu-At once. by couple without
children, two or thrco-rOOW modcUly
furnished apartment. preferred with
garage. lu northwest or eatt part oi
city, close 10 car lue. north Of sixth
STREET. references Maple IS
WANfTD-' or Groom house by June
~. 5u9lfJ oH1rl,ol I'M prri'rr.,a
Igf1 " Euuo
WANTED 10 EEST-EoIr or FIVE room
cottage Or apartment. reasonable in
tprI,e and Iu good u'ghbuf' ood. Give
fun description In reply NJ Okla
hymHu
WANTED At once. furnished Or T.
room house Maple 3sC2-J
NNSTl o. To rent about May ~. niece
ly furnished apartment for light
hOusrkrepIug. well furnished. refoT'rr"
permanent Phone Maple 21'5 after J.a9
T. m
WhNTED. A. once. s or s-rDom 'ur.
nisn'd bungalow for one month Wal
nut 6jJ2
WANTED rent. 4. 8 or 6-room house
furnished or unfurniHhed. close a.
capitol preferred Walnut Hs9-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
SALkSMEN WANTED


Statesmen wANTED-We have pro-
ductiOn. are actively at work erecting
out refinery Hub are drIuug IN tho
Healdtou field. We give our sHlesnen a
good commission and unlimited support
iron tho office.
BIG DIAMOND Oh A. REFINING CO.
gli-l6 Herskowltz BIdg
Phone Walnut G23.
ISjI 5TEIAL STOCK soIomcu. auto
mobile stock, strong corporation Hnd
the best selling proposition. wll furnish
demonstration car to taicsmsn Terri
tory protected. Good men with refer
enccs wanted write or come Climber
Motor Corporation, Potcau. Okla.
WE ARE dcsruus OF securing the r'rv-
tees of a fow NOR" hirh-class stock
snlcrmcn 20 work In Tennessee, Mis-
souri. Iowa illaoig and Minnesota. on
tho sale OF stock Of producing. dividend
paying oil corporation. Communicate
either by wira or letter with Midwest
Securities Corporation. Glj Commerce
Bldg Kansas CITY. No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman-T Times

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers a. one price Suh'
day Oklahomnn. one Issue. same rate "a
tla IVpo guII.a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT


HOrsEKEErlNG suites: sinks; porchos:
no rhudr"n. 40 sucs
TWO y'y desirable front rooms fur.
nlshcd Tor light h0us, Keeping lu brick
hpai iW'ni ~ ,0oil " Harvey
ONE large Furnished housekeeping room
modern brick. olOss iu. laundry room
adults so' West iln
FOR HE|T-2 or furnished houFckeep-
lhF rooms, modern, private family. no
children reasonable il3J East Eighth.
TWO clean. well mrul hcd housekeeping
rooms Win baih, pantry M sink;
southern eNpoErr, walking distance;
1850
FDH HEST.TNo nlcoly furnished light
no4.rs,rpng rooms convenient to
bath. o. Broadway circle Walnut 40i-J
/ SlcE suite NJ furnished rooms. hath
/ connected north and south porch
adults 'zo lHst 9Th. Walnut 3jls
OHI .-room hou"kccplng suite. nod
'rn. Glenn ana nicely Furnished, llDla
W'u Main
Two rooms urd sleeping porch Furnished
for Housekeeping. clothes closet. con-
7 meeting bath private entrance can after
u p u Walnut 1903
TWO ugnt hourSkecplng rooms a. g
Two l.u, lousotcsrug room. modern
Son W E'h street
. rWD modern light housekeeping rooms.
private entrance, in private home.
500 T.. sth
. TIKLI-EOON Furnished f0r toYEckecp-
/ luF uto NJ Kitchen Hnd bath. all mod
/ cru 10 couple without ohllIrou. ll31 ".
. mn Walnut 1''7
. LARGE southeast furnished light house
keeping room for Two girls or t"o
. employed iu private homo. terms reason
nhI" Wn'rut ia9'.E 1875 * Nmcs
TWO nicely furnished housekecpiuC
rooms % " 9th
FOR HENT Two furnished lgh, house-
keeping rooms al i2l T.. on. walnut
Gf52
Fl HNlsHFD ROOMS ground nJor
strictly modern. Phone walnut 6l22
527 y Phillips
NICELY furnished rooms for light house
Keeping tlii- " an.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
The Call of the Nation

The Call OF the Nation
d. ,.. i..,...,d ,r,.,,,c,I,,, t., finn,
Of war II iS necessary for many who
nav" never worked before 10 lhD w
some form Of employment
For tho inexperienced girl 'here u
probably no business mat n as hails-
factory ms that ot telephone operating
~ ne'rsHlry i,Sl'u, ''UH W XVI ~.
w ', ,o,ip.HI ~ ". ~ ~ ="
while Ir,rp,ng
In irving 10 do their hlt 10 keen the
countrys production Ht maximum,
young women should remember that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
Ten Dollars Reward

Lost toy poodle. wkite female, black ears
and one black eye. black spot on back,
answers name. OF Midge Return 10 Mrs
n J. Kinds. I'll y North Broadway
Phone Walnut s306 or Maple 1905. no
questions asked.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
EOOKKEEPER.

Man who hns had experience In double
enii} work. Who Is capable of assuming
charge ~ set ~ books nud desires OF
advancing TO better position; prefer one
that b. accurate and reasonably fast
win fguicr, when makinR your reply
DO 30 IN your own handwriting furnish
Ing fun details of your past experience
your education. ngssnnh salary you would
consider Ms. Okahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
Second Hand Clothing

h 4 A rlorbug store pays high
pu.er fur mems second hand clothing
and shoes phon" Walnut 1882. viii rall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Old false teeth; l pay 81 to
SIS per full Get; also parts wanted
prompt returns. NJ. Greenspan Jeweler.
llS Public Square, Nashville. Tenn
Cash PAID for ladies' and gents sec
ond- hand clothing Walnut $500.
OLD CLOTHING and shoes: we pay the
best prices. Phone Walnut 1856; I viii
call
WANT to buy rags and bottles, rubber
and metal: sacks OF all. kinds iiO6
9 Robinson. Walnut 1906
SHOE REPAIRING, 1914 w. Pagk-
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

MY household furniture for aaie at -
EHst 7th or call Maple 1898.
BATH cabinet. water cooler, gas range.
high chair light brown hair switch.
Walnut 7q72
HASTINGS Kitchen cabinet nearly new.
ilJ Walnut 1877 l0l East 9th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD FoR RENT

LARGE southeast front room, frst-class
board. l2j w. 10th
VERY desirable rooms. with board. 5is
West 4th.
NlCE room, With two good meals Maple
31s9-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
HOLMES HOME OF REDEEMNG
TAKE NOTICE.
KoDAKS. FILMS AND FINISHING q

KODAK FILMS developed and printed.
We do superior work. Write for price
list We do not sacrifice quality for
speed. Westfan Drug Company. Okla
homa City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Experienced fountain man,
can Walnut GGls
LABORERS wanted, good wages 7i2
Wrst End
WANTED Man 10 drive laundry
truck; must have good references
DiukH Parish Lnundl.
WANTED Man 10 ipke charge oi ~.
horiug room Dlnks Parrish Laundry,
2 broadway circle
WANTED-An cNpcrlcnced clothing
., salesman. ffth Ave ClotN1 shop l22
West Main 81
RAILROAD rnto clerk for permanent
position with largo concern dOlng
business over tho entire world; excellent
opportunity for Advancement. give fully
your experience. axe, education ana sal
ny desired In replying. N-6G, Oknho-
man
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07

Statesmen. side line. every state. to
sell wholesale grocerB a high grade &c
cigar. your commission AZ least SIC SO
on each sale. Southland Cigar Company.
Dept B. Brenham. Texas
WANTED--Tcn stock salesmen and three
field managers to represent an estab-
llshed local company. handling automo-
hilcs. tires and accessories. farm implc-
merits and tractors. no experience neccs-
sary; no investment required. men with
cars preferred. II you are willing to work
YOU can easily make from SEQ to $40 per
day; exclusive territory and permanent
positions for right parties Can on or
write Farmers Implement and Tractor
Company. II w. Grand Ave. Oklahoma
| CITY, Okla
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO TUNING S1.75

zwlrtz. Maple 1884.
FOR sALE-Ons Vlotrola and ono EdI-
Eon photograph. with records, at a bar
gain. can Maple 25l3.
80 BUYS Hnrdmnn Piano, fine Tone
and durable sl5 NJ Hudson. Maple
1G2l-J
SALE or HANDKERCHIEF orchestra
ton piano coin operated photogra ph
machine BoS bail alleys. James shears,
Norman. Okm.
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LOANS. REAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

to loan on improved city property:
loans closed promptly; no red tape.
Aurelius Swanson Co, Inc. State Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Walnut 1866.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07

TEN young men to work city. selling
high grade automobiles. must be neat
appearing ambitious. fun Of pep and
Initiative will give a full sales course TO
all qualifying, leads furnished, assistance
given closing deals; fine future TO the
right young men. See Mr.. Smith.
Watson Motor Co.
10 Broadway Circle. Oklahoma city
Maple 1853
WANTED First class salesman TO sell
highly advertised line, experienced
man, with drug or grocery trade: salary
and expenses guaranteed; give refer
ences. Answer, NH. care Oklahomsn.
WANTED--Flscal agents to handle
stock for small corporation that is
aging dividends: big commissions 20
right party; no deadhead need apply. Ap-
ply at at N. Robinson, call Mr Getlin.
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BOsr-A black Jersey sweater between
Liberty theater and lie Masters Dry
Goods Co; liberal reward. Maple t02s-R
| LOST-A black leather oeaded bag con-
tanning small amount OF money; lost
! between Methodist church and st An
| thony hospital Call Walnut 1880
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
LOST ANI FOUND

LOST-3lIi Racine tire with rim, some
=. where In north part OF city: anyone
nnding same return to Dinks Parrish
laundry. No 2 Broadway Circle and re-
ceiyc generous reward