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Evening journal., 1918-04-09
RAISE HOGS; FEED
THEM GARBAGE
sneclal 10 rHE EYENrNG JouRNAL

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, April 9s-The Animal
Husbandry Department OF Delaware Col
lege is cooperating with the Federal
government in an effort 70 increase pork
production in this section Of the ooun-
try and consequently 20 advocate the
use OF garbage wherever possible FOR
feeding hogs. The raising Of porkers
in small towns is advocated. F. A. Hays,
Of the Animal HusbandrY Department
or the College has issued the following
statement on the subject which viii be
Of special interest to those thinking
Of raising hogs:
"Realizing he importance Of increased
pork production, most municipal gov
ernments now make provision for the
production Of pork within their limits.
Best results may he secured b. select
ing a few pigs about eight weeks old.
Place these IN as large a pen as is avail
able. The best location is on we'll
drained area and provide a clean board
or concrete floor for feeding. Have
these pigs vsccinated by the simultan-
eous method for hos cholera. The
cost win be from 81 to $3.50 each and
this is the only safe precautlon-
Make Use Of Garbage.
Good garbage is fresh table refuse
free from glass, metal. cinders. rags and
paper. The highest food value lies In
meat scraps and other concentrated
table refuse. Garbage alone Will not
generally produce satisfactory porkers.
Make a small feeder with two compart-
ments: in ono place corn or other IKE
feed in the other tankage or oil meal
Give the pigs constant access to these
feeds and all the garbage they viii eat
besides. Trust the pig TO select the
most economical ration. Give him
plenty OF clean water and good shelter.
Refuse from cstsup factories and
from corn, bean and pea canneries
should be made use OF In much the
same way as garbage. Pigs fed in this
way will gain al the rate OF IS pounds
daily or better, and VIII weigh 200
pounds at six months old.
''The results OF a twenty-flve-day test
In feeding garbage to growing. fatten-
/ ing pigs at the Delaware College Farm
/ follows: Number Of hogs used, six
average daily gain per pig, i64 pounds
hominy feed required, 100 pounds; gain
I 2O27; tankage, 49,; garbage, 2o33; cost
OF feed exclusive OF garbage for 100
pounds gdn, IS 90; actual value Of gar
bage, $50 per ton"
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Personal Notes OF Interest
In the City'S Social World

Mrs George Martin and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Martin. Of No. 9O6 Yves:
Tenth street, arc at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. O'Toole aud
two children, John and Helon, have re-
turned home after "a visit to their
daughter, Sister Mary Rosanna, In the
Convent OF Our Lady Of Angels, Glenn
Riddle, Delaware county, Pa.
Isaac NJ. Green and family, OF near
Elkton, entertained last Sunday, Jas. II.
Green and wife. John Warren, Of Will
mington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ~.
Taylor and two sons, Clyde ana VII
liam, Of Middletown.
Registered at the Hotel McAlpin from
Wilmington during the past week nave
been: c. Mcguire, Clarence r. Holt, H. A.
Sentman, A. w. Miner, John z. Walker,
Mrs. John f.. Walker. II. G. EastDurn,
G. c.. Ahlu, Z. J.. Berglsnd. II B. Broad
T. H. Walter, Miss Westbrook, G. A.
Murphy, A. C. Price, E. V. Foreman,
w. A. French, Louis A. De Cazenove-
VIM Barnholt, T. l.. BartlcsoD, Lewis
C. Moody, Miss Slater, Thomas w. Ham
mond, Gertrude L. Blodgett, r !. Burl-
butt. S. J. Prince, =. H. Ernst, G. F..
OConnor. Mrs. G.. E. OConnor, A. W.
Tissell, George G. Lake, E. B. Wilson,
A. K Smith, Mrs. A. K. Smith, A. NJ.
Shaad, c. j.. Bertschy, Mrs. J. Rosen,
Mrs. x. K. C. Casey, II. e. Kaighn, r. B.
Hairless, s. J. Wikde, Henry T. Bush.
II. A. Sentman, F. T. Smith, WIN. A.
Stavman, Mrs. Arthur Griffin, G. Il. Kerr.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

White. Mrs. F. NJ Carter, Carl n. Jones,
Charlotte A. White. Frank Rutter,
Michael B Burns.
The total amount subscribed was
sS,0S0, with promises Of about 1000
more.
Eagles Take $1,000 More
Much enthusiasm was displayed at
the meeting Of the Wilmington Aerle OF
Eagles last night. when Il was voted
90 purchase $1,000 worth OF Liberty
Bonds OF the new issue. The Aerie
purchased S40o worth OF the last issue,
and has invested 500 10 thrift stamps.
James r. Henry, the president, was
chosen TO head a new campaign among
his fellow members for Liberyt Bond
subscriptions. He viii be assisted by
twenty workers. and creditabls show
Ing Ia expected.
Chrisiano Hundred Subscribes.
At the Hotel dupont yesterday after
noon the Christians hundred mems and
womens Liberty Loan committees met.
Plans were made % include every per-
son in the hundred In house 10 house
canvas, for subscriptions for the loan.
Robert p Robinson, chairman Of the
general committee, expects a substan-
tlal showing In vevy short time.
Last night the subcommittee, identl-
ned with the same hundred, met at Els
mere, Richardson Park, Newport, Cen
tervllle and Yorkiyn. The details Of
the plans which had been outlined In
the afternoon by the general commit
toe were taken up and definite arrange
ments were made Tor the house to
house drive.
Il was stated today that one man in
the Christiana hundred committee has
already, without subscription blanks,
secured $1,000 from the rural districts
in subscriptions. and has good pros
poets fer $1,000 more.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Wilmin gfon-Wesf Chester TO
Break Tie Next Saturday

II has been decided by the officials
Of the league and OF the clubs con-
oerned. that the tie for the champion
ship Of the Philadelphia Trapshooters'
League, which now exists between the
Wilmington .lTrapshootlng Association
and the West Chester Gun Club, will
be shot off on the grounds OF the
Meadow Springs Gun Club next Satur-
day. The Meadow Springs traps are
located on what was formerly the old
Philadelphia Electric Grounds at West
Chester Pike and Kelly's Lane.
The shoot will start at II O'Clock
and will continue until all have partlol-
pated II this is possible No one but
the members Of the two interested
clubs will be allowed TO shoot until the
race Is over.
Automobiles will leave Wilmington
for Meadow Springs from in front OF
the old Court House, between 10 and 70
o'clock next Saturday. and those mem
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

bors who do not have a machine avail
able will be gladly accommodated by
those who have, so It should not be
necessary for anyone to have TO take
the trip by train But the route Is
given here In case anyone should de-
sire TO go that way. Take the ele-
voted from West Philadelphia TO Sixty
ninth street and then take the West
Chester trolley TO Kelly's Lane.
There will be at least one member
Of each Of the other clubs In the
league on hand to take care OF the
refereeing and scoring so that there
can be no possible kick" from either
side.
The officials Of the local club have
sent out notices OF this shoot 10 each
Of their members and are looking for
ward 10 a large turnout on Saturday
to take over the pennant symbolizlne
the 1918 Philadelphia Trapehooters
League championship.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
GLEANERs HAVE ANNIVERsARY.

st the home Of Mrs. Jennie R Field,
No 1871 Delaware avenue. last night
Grace Cleaners neld their thank offer
Ing meeting. After routine business
was transacted, an offering was taken,
after which the following program was
given In celebration Of the thlrty-hfth
anniversary Of the Cleaners: Rcadins
OF the minutes Of the frst meeting and
a sketch OF the history Of the Cleaners,
both by Mrs. Catherine Hastings; solo
by Mrs. f. T. Negendank; recitation,
Mss Wilson; singing OF "Auld Lang
Syne" by all.
After the anniversary celebration, the
Cleaners were entertained at a social
hour by Mrs. Field.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Pretty. GeOrgette
BLOuSeS

Of flesh or white georgette crepe
with q fascinating touch Of hand
embroidery or a beaded motif
that adds materially to the
charm Of this reasonably priced
waist; another model has the
new jabot effect. S4.9s and
5000.
Crepe de chine waists in the
new styles are Of excellent
quality with tucked front and
large collar. Another with large
white collar almost to the waist
line is very smart. Colors, flesh
or white, $3.50 each.
And these little VoiIe Waists
at Sl.95 are in wonderful va
riety, and the most popular
little "handy" waist you ever
bought. New effects just I'M
packed.
Pongee waists, with blue and
pongee cuffs and collar, ending
in a tie, are smart and COM
Portable and only $500.
Second Floor, take elevator.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Miss Wilson and Mr.. Cooley.
MR. BTFRMAN GErs CITY JoR.

Joseph B. Biermann, OF No. i0G
West Third street. has been appointed
to the position OF clerk in the Watel
Department recently held by Charlel
Coleman, resigned NJ. Coleman resign
ed 10 become clerk OF the City Court
The position 10 which Mr.. Herman
was appointed pays $1,000 year. Mr.
Biermann is secretary OF the Wllmine
ton Aerie OF Eagles and Is popular j.
this and other frsternal organizations
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
CRAIG ADAIR AND MISS
ELLA siALLON TO WED

Craig Adsir Of No. 402 West TVen-
tleth street, a well-known young man
Of this city. who is an oflclal OF The
Penn Seaboard Steel Company at the
main ofIices in PHILADELPHIA, and Miss
Ella Mallon, Of No. 6ii3 oxford street,
Philadelphia, will be married In St.
Matthews Protestant Episcopal Church,
Philadelphia. tomorrow afternoon They
VIII make their future home in Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
TWO PLEAD GUILTY
TO PEALTY fraud
cnnilnnsd From FIrst Pas,.

sold for $1,000 to Sussex eountians who
never saw the realty.
While Thomas had been successful IN
resisting extraditlon from Washington
10 Delaware. he appeared In court early
yesterday afternoon, II having been In
timated by his counsel that he would
appear voluntarily. Thomas entered a
plea Of guilty. and he was released on
bail 20 appear Monday next.
Tolson at FIRST pleaded not guilty, and
fury was drawn Just prior to the noon
recess, but when court resumed in the
afternoon Tolson changed his plea to
guilty. and his case. too, went over 70
Monday, when it Is expected all the
cases WIN be disposed OF.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Chiffon TaffetG
PetticOatS

Pettiooats in plain colors and
changeable effects in blue, green,
cerise, light blue and pink, in
attractive models. Each one
good at the price. $3.50, $500
and $3.50.
Unusually good wearing
heatherbloom Petticoats with
colored silk ruffles. Special,
s2.os.
Good models in white sateen
Petticoats. Also all over floral
designs. medium and dark shade
$3.50, S1.7s and $500.
Extra size Petticoats, black
only. SITS to $3.50.
Crepe Kimonos, mostly floral
designs, light and medium
shades Of blue, pink, lavender
mostly ribbon trimmed. elastic
belts. S1.75 to $3.50.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
sERRIAN THANIls AMFRIcA.

Il hope you will all buy Libert
Bonds" said Nine. Miroslava, a Serbia
girl, responding 70 an encore at IN
Garrick Theatre last night. She e.
pressed Serbls's appreciation Of Amer
can help, and was applauded TO th
echo.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
MISS GLAss To RE RRInK.

Mr.. and Mrs. David B. Glass, OF Ma
shalltou, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter Miss Phoebe 4
TO Wilmer A. Hastings, OF Virginia, VIII
Is associated with the dupont Com
pany. Miss Glass has been active in tn
younger set affairs and has a host q
friends in suburban Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
Art Department
Specials

FINE QUALITY TURKISH
TOWELS, pink, blue, canary
and lavender edges, purposely
made for crochet edges, Some
have wash cloths to match
SOC, 7Sc and s5c.
Stenciled bungalow table
Covers, IS and 81 inches long.
Good quality, $3.50.
Children's stamped Dresses,
made OF good quality plaid mus
lin, sizes ? to 4 years. Special
price, $50.
Stamped dark linene Centres,
1S-inch, zoe.
Scarts, 1sX54 inches-S0c.
Tinted canvas Bath Mats.
Special, S1.35.
White stamped Scafs, new
designs, 1Sx5O inches-Soc.
Filet Scarfs in different sizes
to match. These are exceptional
values. 7sc, Sl.oo, SIPS and
S1.50 each.
NEW WOOL JUST RE.
| ICElVED--A lot Of bright
shades Of wool for women's
sweaters. Also new shades in
Shetland floss wool for mems
sweaters, socks and gloves, in
navy, khaki and three shades oi
grey. suitable for army and
navy.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

Agents, commission men and bond
sslesmen should study the Want Ads
for new opportunities during the com
ing week.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09
PIE SOCIAL AT PoRTER.

A PIE social viii be given at Harmony
school, District IS. near Porter. on next
saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1918-04-09

Mrs. George Martin and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Martin. Of No. sO6 Yves;
Tenth street, arc at Atlantic City.
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FOE SGME

A BOT OF Secqpd hand window fl.h
and screens and % few doors Ami.
superintendent Of construction.
World Bldg
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LIVE STOCK
nnna cAra- -
PERSONAL PROPERTY

BUtLpISG MATERIALS as
Z FMENT HlOCke 600 ...H ..-.H ..
ment blocks for sale. v.U deliver Phone
aATtul
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ATTRACTIVE NIhtAluN N, rpomt
n.i tna..i H sleeping porch hardwood
f'pfH a. r"N.f t,sftfHE nHe chAutn
N.fa NurF in..H"r finish. living arross
entire frsHI ta.rusHt bog rsrsFs Ncrth
Npu sar,nta distinct 81. 300 CaIi
iiafrs 'ert.1s Phone iHnb
HIiLNIEW ADDITION New room
hurga'na resuI'faI decorations and lrht
ITf lHiurrs nicely hrthti tluou pan
iIF screened uurrh. toauufui lot fine
shade cart frpn. R blocks from Morn
..tf.'r price $50. EASY terms Call
Rd's Phone ot12
hINuAiuN nov ro1u bssutifui
,lH' front Iuura.uv far sale ln Irving
l'arr. hardwood floor fHrouHhou built.
Do hniirt. large loi garage aud dftyUNaY
lH 'hri complete boz every way Price
10000. uu saHf terms Soc = g. Rod
t.H At s1s naulsl udE Phone s60i res.
'irrr" phone luta
C,tlNEp and FLtyESriI Three room
hgnfr. Iot 'a1iio r., garage lori5 A.
i'sr s'nt Saar Genital psrk. room
modern ."liNE" ONLY $4,000. cash $500
iruHs Phone tgt1.
tlulr ROOM uougf with Two bath
rnom' on fourtrenlh street, between
hostnu and Cincinnati Immediate pos
sr-tion can N ussly Phone JfiS
EAST Slpr Tive room bungalow btanti
fI 'lrhung fixtures. panty screened
porch good hu, At $1,000 small pay
"frt hAudlrH CAL a. A. Rose phono
FOR EFNr New 3d room brick house
N"' and cold water in rvery room gar
aao for cars Phone h2.
FOR SALE Two room house on ercslient
luf in College Addition on Tenth street
between Evans aud Oofdan: $500 cash
terms considered can AZ ~ North
vuaHah
Dor SALE New. sis room modArG house
east side, OAK floors. French doors. mir
for doors in bedrooms, nreplaes, built
in Kitchen cahiHrt and nice tun room
price o. 500, ~ 500 cash. balance sa1AO
per month. Phone ara. singer Sewing
Machine office, eail for & A. Rhodes
luR SALE IN ihYfN0 PLAUK hsv
room bungalow hardwood fiooEs
throughout built,n features decorated
20 please me most parilcuisr buyer.
tfrnsn doors basement, garage ARd drive.
way hrhutifsl lot N you viii allow me
vii huy price o. 300 ~ 600 cash bes
this today ! e Hsddin. sos DAnial
Rds Phone s6pitots
ktNpALl.-Ncw 2room bo1 house. ehteken
hpuae. splendid Doc close TO car line .
500 t451 cssh, 90 per month. Phone
AfW ulNGtLOW Pine Troom- line
tursf has hrr breakfast room. Eood
hatrWfHf in Maple Ridge elegant Ioea.
ton. viii sacrifice Tor only on 800
hif bargain. tal'uarry jenkins. Phone
1900
NuHIu Tpf ror talc. room modern
cottage newly built east front. garage
lt.rs only $4,000 $3.50 cash $50 per
mouth Phone 1897.
SACRIFICE sNLE-A good Groom bnnsa
Iuw North Elwood. close in east front
uautai two south bedrooms hallway.
pantry niro fruit trees. fine condition
hIE bargain want 10 settle an estate.
Mato us au offer Nall Harry Jenkins,
o. one t80G.
sENisNIt D. Corner Two lots ,is roou,
Hrnishod rcudvurs tsttment garage. on
r1r lime $4,000 terms. Immediate pos
sFsioH Phone 0oeq
SuIrU sinE rl,eroom buuraioW hsa.
tuIy decorated. lhtsu style lighting
nSiurr' French doors o,k floors pan
irf basement. fine cool sleeping rooms
priced fnr fsv days % $3.50. soms
torn con ~ 4 Rose Phone 64o7
SOUTH siuE gIoss.ln. modern room
cottage. garage and servants quArtort
Ihoue 5000. owner Tor location and
price.
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No.. 81. d. ''' . va hlNAlsb hH
BOOK ktEFER- Wanted woman orpert
''P'r and cashier responsible ra.
hsoh 70 Do taken By middle NJ mouth
feieTgnees required address pea care
BOY wanted with wheel 0q2 snatF Main
hanka'on Cleaning Works
Va iiihh ana collector only evpori.,rrd
q n.,n h.rl 'rn.h Palace CIofh.srs
w. '.Ni s'onoerart,r Win general
Bouth Main NFF' '"A
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HOUSES rURSisHEr

| A MODERN HOME or rooms for rent sls
rautlv furnished situstsd In Tula's Ne
lert residential district South baltimore
vII rive I ~ years lease. owner 20
inv tp var references muit be- ilr
rfhei 'lonr lo5I
nusTuN. q o02 For rent room hou,Y
Immediate possession. Phones case and
blNGAiOW ror rent desirable sI room
hrishrd bungalow boz fine location rsrI
So Phone t'0l
COTTAGE Nicely Furnished cottage CO..
lshi housekeeping rooms rhpne te'il
COTTAGE Furnished sroom -ouAs- Win
sleeping porch until October ! tGt PEI
month references required Phone 'l'l
tAWgON. s. lalb- Fnrrlsn,d house foi
rent Phone af9l. q J. roguc
DENVER g nlG tIs.a0i fine toms 20
rent furrithed e rooms garage. base
wert for aurdrt call Moorrhead $3.50
rtsTuN W. gui Tpo room furnished
house for rent Phone COOS
EAsTOH W ioS-Uhi Of dup's, house
very close lr. cool modern aud r.'au.
FoR SALE or RrNr ruRVisHFp
House. cy'i ds,irab.s rag, p k'.sa,
,, RT6,ia oos ,oa t,,s s'sf. o,, .Sd' ,d,,I ,,.,
consists of p rooms not inrIunIne ha.a.
closets ard q hyatorlcs big ,porrhes
downstairs and p glaurd rooms shove
A. sleeping rooms 4 baths Ndlfrsa
Mu Tom Nenh tsoi kenwooi ats
me hNn'a' WV Ao
FOR NENf.t Close ia room modern
h0rs" iurnishd Phone l3lt
fpNhkOuM ro'aE" ~iih large garden and
hloe We" Iuil',h'l oL WIZ .,i 1,.n'''''
80.
~ l@Ht' 'iopm ooiufr VIII '''rI
ing porch uHuI ",l 700 u.f month
''''',h'r' required. 'h''' '.'l
rf.yrrrtl,r yOu eAt.E and hone, f,y
rsrt. fht. +, lesi pl,I.ry a. -, hons.
a,d s nicely mr9Ishsi viii tors.irr
tr.tr, tr sg,.v,l,t. al, -.,I t.,..
can eitI before ri. or after % u.
TrEsIsutb house south side Tor fUr
month. to re,r8r.|Lfe rrrti.. flrrI.tfrs
rae,rsrrsr Phone are between u a nj,
and noon for appointment
"O Itllh 20. lor rem Three
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RfFiNERY EQulPMENI--To- faIr We
equipment y l1r3GIr rrHda sII.r
1900 Dbl agitstors. - $50 bH. as.ta'nr..
800 Dbl Agitators. aU uHAH i.uw lI.
10 1000 bhis. pumps or r0wIrt.,.r
cooling towers And several smaller sH
All tins equipment can hn rH.IHt n.H
IN 30 days D p piNHan Som
soutbwsstVru Life bldg, u,.A. Irl4H.
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orrIors AVID UEsK Room

ToR WLNT sev,,s' desirable office ryrns.
Phone gil
IuR RRyTS Two oNlrs roons ~ ono No.
and building across fFs street from Hotel
Iu.u 9 l. Holland Room D. Holland
H'dg Phone 'ns5
OFFICE f0r rent Turner ndr. Ttirf ard
Main prst aud uE 'or sale Phone
1850
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20 oa.s,I. aaT,H on" wanted. rsr'.,on aud
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O ROOMS sUN ROOM. SLEEPING FORCu
h'r N31r,l bath fine docofati0rs nre.
I.HrH fnN f.fD oi servants quarters and
garage atN Fast Jasper street for
ont. hv onntr Phone .1Fu
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RON Siir Choice California bungalow Of
rooms. including breakfast room sasl
front IHf Ngs 71tlb3s lawn. shade sbd
irHl irHeF ristsfn. hatsmoEt hard wood
iuUfH. also shades. llnolcum ard draper.
lrH nr' 'rd Price t8,2SO With easy
'rrHs 1Hn i7 very rosNoahls fonsldsr
'r lolrrN ~ owner Is leaving city
IH"." tt-" or t22a
d ROOMS sUN ROOM. SLEEPING FoRCu
f'r N9ar,l bath fine decorations. nre.
I.,.. fnN r'o ..ot servants quarters and
r"hE" .tN Fast Jasper street. fof
'n. hy owner Phone .lrp
SELL Your PROPERTY Want to sell
your property. vacant or improved. flats
or dws'UsE We have customers vsit.
irg rh7re i-lA ot aets
WEST SiuE rhrsg room house. good well
plenty Hf fruit. iHI ufsd rart front lot
r."'r 'o .af .nr $1,000 fl01 cash, rest
.a. rent IhHu. De
LOTS FOR SALE rs
HIHi lUI Irrrsrs Drive. ubIi,sIon 80
D. lhWtb ayuuur. t1Tl. monthly nay,
ms.ia Ihrur uDl
hukIf HlrE Ur.t pnrr takes Nre cor
Isr Ioi uU rds.h t.ds. paving and sewer
In fHHrr rIHr
IMIHFIT hND. RuCKrORp- eas,
frU.f '"rrrr 'lI Size IUi. severed. price
".E casy terms s9t buulel bdr
wan I.UaN uny direct from montreal
D..' uvrr- InUHI. & Division street Iuif
Iu Wet lH,sA Price right 2. o. OBcy
"' e."'a u'0,rr.
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE ~
fNVNs.t would he r.sd to haze sou eal
or wrlie fur Inf1fuai.or on sons % tho
best farm lands IN this teruol Of tbs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11

SILL Your PROPERTY want to sell
your property vacant or improved flats
or dwsiUsE We have customers vslt.
lIU phone f-IA or HEtq
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
FINANCIAL
RnAL rsrArn LoANs

AETNA building 4 lo.n Association u,,
export \ Ratcllftc ageuH. room 40
Gillette Bldg Real ssttte leans
CITY RIAL ESTATE loans for vrH-. ar
tusiucss or rsutenre property Boo l...a
a. ror cent interest, HH 0omH.
priuclple uAyablr Rny time aus. '.s
wear ur at end - live year. interest
semi annually, Farm loart same i."U.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED n
SOUTH ROOM. brick house, ~t,u a~ains.
Uhuur IaulaR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11


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lHt .f. .T Nu.H.. H,.as. ys.H apartment
."H...'"g v' Four rooms aHl lhIh ..u#H
hone 500
- fI.''hfd I room house. Hat mod
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FOR NFNI I,r,..Y. hama, san r.r
month nlmr. tit North D.Hr.rHau
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FOR NlNr IH..r rnun uHIIrrIshrI
house ro children rent reasonable.
rharr 1ltn
Inl .h ROOM uursr for Rn. Located
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11

OFFICE ROOMS Frr rent Unity Htr
Fourth and Boulder Apply supt Phone
Cttg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-11
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


WANTED .. NHt FURNISHED n,r or on,
r.Hm apartment s.pt. UrI.r nHI IU.alun
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