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TIME TABLES
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Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific.

i1kAANG DAk All A.
100 D. m daily. New YORK and Dhlcas
limited connects at Memphis for Al
points
$3.50 a. M daily, Little Rock and Nal
yefn through tfaln--cunne ting at Llttle
Roct tor 0kiahomn and California.
500 .. N daily Little Rock aud Nal
Vefn, Memphis and Oklahoma.
TRAINS ARRIVE
$50 a ~. daily from Memphis anc
Little Rock and Malvern.
S.b5 pm. daiig. from Memphis N-v
York. Chicago and an points
$50 p ~. daily, from Little Rock Nal
vern and Oklahoma
No. a. the ! 90 nth. train. has throuet
steel sleepers to Chicago and Kansas
City, pnrlor car TO Memphis. dining ga
from Little Rock
1leesnt coaches 70 Memphis and Chi
taeo Makes connection al Menphia IT,
nil points
No sic, the soc pm train has
UfpuRh eleener 10 Memphis also make
connection AZ Little Rack for Oklaharn
f1ty
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CHARLES RAY AND
SENNETT COMEDY
aNcE-PARAMoUNT PRESENT "THz
FAMILY SKELETON TODAY
AT NEW CENTRAL.

Chorus beauties cabaret secrets,
up-to the -manute adventures in the
gayest OF Broadway's society parties,
with the sky as the limit that's the
big attraction today at the New Cen
trail with Charles Ray as the star in
'fThe Family Skeleton" supported by
enhancing Sylvia Bremen, the be-
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Every article In our large store Is
plainly marked We have one price
to everybody friends and strangers
pay the same price Halls Quality
Shop 5-2l-tf
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DIT. J r Merritt - now located II
the Sumpter.Littie Bldg Calls ans
wered day or nieht Phones nffie
t4i: resiGancn tag
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INSTITUTE.

The Garland county teachers inst-
tute will begin on June o. All teach
ers are required to attend.
o. L. HENDERSON,
County superintendent
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10 Won wish good pasture for your
stock; also good water Il SO. ph0ns
ITO 5-6-lw
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rriehy wants % see YOU the papu
ar place 20 eat l2-aS-tf
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JAMES l GRAHAM

General Practice IN All Courts.
'ffce. Lopez Bldg Phone 7fe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mrs. NJ. C. c. Peyton' has returned
from a visit to her son-in-law and
daughter, Lieut.. Charles NJ. Shopper
son and Mrs. Shepperson. at Camp
Jesup. Fort Mcpherson. Ca. accom-
panied by her two grandchildren
Charles NJ. Shepperson, jr., and Gene
We've Peyton Shepperson.
Mrs E H. Hicks. wife of Lieut.. Col
Hicks, U. S. A, has Joined her hus-
band. who recently returned from
France and is now at Fort Sill. Okla
Mrs f. B. Hackner has returned to
her home in New York after q visit to
her mother Mrs H. w. Hall.
Lieut.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Gardner. who
have been the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George King, in
South Lee street. spent the week emo
at Mountain View Farm. Warren
county.
Miss Mary jersey and Miss Loretta
Jersey of Charlotte, N. c.. are the
guests of Mrs. L. c. Till in King
street.
The marriage of. Mrs. Marion Chaf-
mers Bryant and Mr.. Arthur Herbert
took place yesterday afternoon at s
o'clock in St. Paurs Church rectory
The invitations for the church cere-
mony were recalled. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. P. P. Phillips
D. D. The bride was unattended and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
NEW FIGHT FOR MOONEY.
California Unions Want War Labor
Board to Deal With Case.

SAN DIEGO. Cal, October IA res
olution recommending that the Thomas
J. Mooney case, sin its labor aspect" be
presented to the War Labor Board and
be dealt with as a war issue. has been
adopted unanimously by the California
Federation of Labor, in convention here.
Mooney was sentenced to death fol-
lowing his conviction Of murder in con-
nection withsthe San Francisco pre-
paredness day bomb case and recently
was reprieved by Gov. w. D. Stephens
Luntil December Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Mr.. Herbert had his cousin. Mr.. Ar
thur Bryant, as best man.
Mr.. CORTLAND H. Davis left this
week for Minneapolis to enter train
ing for the naval aviation service.
Mr.. T. H. Dove Of Fairfax county
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Alma Davis Dove. and
Mr., Harry Gunder Of Ohio. on Friday,
October 4.
Mrs. Frank 8. Harper has closed her
country place, Mount Chichester, Fair
fax county, and is at her home in
Prince street for the winter.
turned from Atlantic City. where she
attended the convention Of the Daugh-
tiers of America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

The Abraeadabra Club held its nrst
meeting this season Wednesday even
ing, with Mrs. J. w. Thompson. sloo
18th street. The program of the even
ing consisted Of short "reminiscences
told by the past presidents OF the So
ciety. who are now members.
DR.. C.. q. Abbot spoke of the work OF
the observatory expedition sent 70
Chile and to Mount Wilson. MaJ. a:
s. Perham spoke OF certain niue
known Incidents in the life OF Gen:
ferred to past members Of the club
Capt. II. P Mcintosh spoke OF several
new methods in the conduct OF the
nresent war, DR.. G. N. Erumbausb
gave q history of influenza, now
spreading over the country N. -.
Lindsay read the commandments OF
Frederick the Great. Several v:oln
selections were rendered by Mrs.
Dickey, accompanied by Miss Georgi-
ana Thompson.
The retiring secretary, Frank j.
Metcalf. was appointed committee
Of one to cooperate with similar com
mittees from other societies IN the
District to obtain q place of deposlt
for non-current society records.
The officers for the coming year are:
PRESIDENT. Melville d. Lindsay; hrst
vice president, Mrs. ]. D. Croissant;
second vice president Mrs. Georsiana
H. Thompson: secretary-treasurer. ~,
Edison l. whitney; e s,ehp eneeu Srv
COMMITTEES, Judge J. W. Thompson
MIS-. A. 7. Casanova. Mrs. c: g: Alb
bot. Frank J. Metcalf. Prof: u. e
Croissant; music committee. Mrs. NJ
y LINDSAY, Mrs. F. J. Metcalf and
Mrs. w. F. Studdiford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
CLASH WITH MooNsHMERs.
Two Alleged Army Deserters Shot
bv Officers.

. HIGH POINT, N. c.. October. Ia
Joe Ward and G. G. Black. alleged
Army deserters and moonshiners, were
shot in battle with federal and
county officers at an illicit still near
Townsville. in Randolph county.
The former was seriously wounded
and was brought to a hospital. Black
and companion. Y. B. Myers; also
said to be q deserter. made their es-
none of whom were injured, also cap
tured fifty-gallon copper still and a
small quantity of whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
PERSONALS.

Miss Sylvia Sinsheimer of Balti-
more is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Hazel Bornheim.
Mrs. Harry Friedlander has re-
after spending several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Friedlander of Irving
street
Miss Ray Brody, who visited her
brother at Indiana, Pa, has returned
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund and
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lehman have re-
turned from Norfolk, Va.
Mrs Claudia Sigmund of Baltimore
is the week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney c. kaufman of the Stafford.
Mrs. Morris Shefferman and son Of
Newport News. Va. are visiting DR..
and Mrs. F. Shefferman of 9th street.
Mrs Sidney H. Reizenstein. who
has been spending several weeks with
her sister. Mrs ISadore Saks, at Ell
beron N j. is now spending the week
at Mrs. Saks' home at New York.
Miss Aline Kronheim is with her
sister. Mrs Oscar Lazarus. at Brook
Ign, N. Y, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Stern have re-
turned to the Ashley from months
visit at Philadelphia. where they were
guests of relatives.
Mrs. Tony Oettinger of Wilson
N. c.. is the guest of her mother
Mrs. E. Rosenthal of 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
Opening Ut 731 18th St. NV.
THE DIFFERENT
HANDICRAFT SHOP

Interior Decoration ODDITIES In Chints Tap
estrie,., Old Band-hooked' Rugs. Pottery ant
Bric-a-Drac. Speciality in uand-woven L.nei
riI.t and Embroidered Table Linens aEi
choice pieces for war brides and Xmas :ifta
Waist and Dress Patterns. iAees ana aaeoas
lions for maxim: up all goods sold less tnai
cost to close out entire stock. Many ods
things not to be had elsewhere. Cohectio!
from different parts Of foreign countries. Ass
Telephone and Parior Table.
sale personally conducted BY LADY In enafS
.monrxt native workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Lieut. Col William Henry Holcomb,
q. S. NJ. c., has arrived in Washington
from Quantico. Va. for duty in the
office of chief engineer. and will spend
TIE winter in his new home at 1928 Con-
necticut avenue. where he will be joined
shortly by Mrs. Holcomb. The latter
spent the summer with her mother, Mrs.
20 ard Cranston Brooks. at Cape Cod
during the absence abroad of Col. Hol-
combe.
Mrs. Lucien Warren Johnson, wife of
u. S. NJ, will spend the
Mt1oer in Washington with her mother.
Mrs. Edward CranSton Brooks, during
her husbands absence on sea duty.
Miss Annie Irwin. daughter of Com
mander William Manning Irwin, U. S.
N.,retired and Mrs. Irwin. has returned
to Washington after spending the sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

mer with her aunt, Mrs Harold P. Nor
ton, wife of Rear Admiral Norton, U. S.
N, on the North Shore, Mass.
Commander w. NJ. Irwin, U. s. NJ, re-
tired, and Mrs. Irwin have with them
at their home on LIE Roy place their
daughter and grandson. the wife and
son of Capt. Thomas B. Larkin, U. S. A,
who is now in France.
Mrs. w. D. Owens; wife of Surgeon
General Owens, U. S. N, after spending
the summer at Jamestown, r. l., has re-
turned to the city for the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

The woman's party has just been or
eanized in Toronto for the purpose OF
Uniting the women of Canada for their
POLITICAL responsibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

The Woman q Club of Bethesda held
its opening meeting of the season Tues
day at the home of it's newly elected
president, Mrs. George r. Anderson of
Film street, Chevy Chase, Md. Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13
activities. In conjunction with this
smokes were also provided.

The Cultus Club met Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Myric. 1854 Mckinley
street Mrs. hewitt, Mrs. Harris and
Mrs. Fitch had papers. There were
fourteen members present, with two
guests, Mrs. Writ and Mrs. Lewis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Walter r. Tuckerman Of Edgemoor.,
Nd, will entertain the club October *:
on which occasion Miss Kelly Will
speak Of Child Welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Mrs Claudia Sigmund of Baltimore
is the week end guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney c. kaufman of the Stafford.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Miss Sylvia Sinsheimer of Balti-
more is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Hazel Bornheim.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

The District Federation Of Women's
Clubs will meet October %, at pm.
in the assembly hall Of the Munic'nal
building. influenza permitting. Miss
Van Kirk of the Italian high commits
sion, will give an address descriptive
of italian Women in War Work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund and
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Lehman have re-
turned from Norfolk, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Mrs. Morris Shefferman and son Of
Newport News. Va. are visiting DR..
and Mrs. F. Shefferman of 9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

R-The October n, aetirg of the chap
ter has been Indefinitely postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-13

Miss Ray Brody, who visited her
brother at Indiana, Pa, has returned
to the city.
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STOCK SALESMAN

Here Is your winner, an abso-
lutely certain bts money maker:
easy to sell; liberal commission.
WE WANT you NOW
THE INTERNATIONAL FILM ASSN
25 \. DeYey ST.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

OUTSIDE sleep ng rooms, bath privileges
good table board; nice family hotel
easonable rates for children Ohio Hotel
ll2 Harrison Ave. Walnut SiSa
ROOM and board for two peopl. am
ployed. cool room, first -clnss homo
cooking. all modern convenlences. sac
month. iis East ard
FOR RENT-Large room In desirable 10
cation; two meals per day Maple 1882
i3S w. 18th,
WANTED Board with all convenience
for myself, wife and child Private
iamlly preferred. References exchanged
II u Hunt, 42i Grain Exchange.
NICELY furnished. large soutbe5si
room. two large coat closets. couple pre-
terr,d Phone Walnut 1850
ROOM nnd hoard. southeast ronm Tor
two with board. l25 W. 10th
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|Da for
Gnan Times
L. sssss 3 4 't;ss 80 prics' ass.''sn' Sum
!. enc Issue same rate "'
- Times. =. ] l-2o &c i.Os
w ~ Daily okla-
< oae Times per
X 80 I. 0Si.noman lac ~
:f y k19tk Oklahoman
yenss per day. 10 SC ~
~ Qock saiesmen and promotion ad
" Qu1ng carries the one-time rate.
RdAy's ads include Saturday or Mon
]F u Times at &c per word, VIA per
~ For Rents. Boarding and Situation
" Abted. both oklahoman and Times. ic
ffi Csssified contract rates for Okla .
a g1nah and Times-6,000 lines TO be used
WINNIE one year from date OF contract.
n - oontract for three lines daily for one
4 4nf. u per lins each Issue. copy changed
NJ ID accepted for less than 25d
y QxLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
tu (QR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
VA y" ADS will be run seven days
ssR ysGiyr' Want Abs T s ss 'Sfiss Sos be- run
yeegs! than seven days without re-
ALI cHxRoE WANT ADS are du.
Sad psyab!s the same Gay first inser.
nt "a. a. a.. positive pSoss;iS.y iS sdSsnes
= ADvERTI6ERH should retain receipts
otvsa BY The Oklahonan- Times to pa :
vrone making payments over. the office
eevnter, - no mistakes can be reotifled
4 cIosINo HouRs-All wan, .d. to
fUeart IN The oklahoman must be In tho
emce by $50 D. m on the day before
to r, run s All ~. wan, S. ads TO ot;c start in IN
later than 10 o'clock on the day OF
publication. Branch office In West :
ais drug store, fos West Main, 10 open
6ely et q. m. and closes at 6 y. m,
vii be found open until $50 p, m. Want
eds received after closing houm will be
inssrtsd under the heading TOO Late to
BLIND ADs--No answer to blind ads
viii be given unless ticket Ia presented
showing key number when placing blind
ads Answers to out .of-town blind ads
viii be forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
et the same rate Rs cash ads and col
1ections will be made at your home or
office the same day first Insertion OF ad
appears: this Ia an decomposition serv-
Zee aad payments should always he made
promptly when bill 10 presented. Always
ask your telephone ad TO be repeated
back to you by the telephone ad taker
TO maze sure that II has been correctly
taken, The okahoman- Times cannot
assume responsibility for errors Of any
Kind occurring In telephone advertise
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
eds b. misciassified. The convenience
ef the reader In considered as well Rs
the advertiser.
ASK FOR WANT AID
DEPARTMENT.
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The Call Of the Nation


II for Increased production. In time
OF war II 10 necessary Tor many who
have never worked before to take up
some torn OF employment.
For tho inexperienced girl there 10
probably no business that IN as salts
factory as that OF telephone operating.
An necessary instruction 10 given by
the company free Of charge. and In
addition girls are paid 81 a week
while learning
In trying to do their bit 20 keep the
country's production at n maximum,
young women should remember that
the telephone business not only offers
tho best opportunities to the un-
trained girl, but that II In ono OF tho
most necessary OF all the many In
dustrles In this nation.
Call at Room 2ls, Telephone Build
Ing, and learn more about this inter-
estlng work,
THE SOUTHWESTERN BELL
TELEPHONE Co
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UNyURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

TRAVELLING man will rent Z lovely. cool
unfurnlsbed rooms, upstairs, TO refined
couple; desirable nelshborhood; garage,
references. Walnut gs7.
TO colored people, servants house. Wal.
nut b773.
THREE light housekeeping rooms. every
thing furnished. Maple 3s7l-J.
FOR RENT-Suite OF three unfurnlshed
rooms. Walnut 3ib2
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WANTED-dIri for goneraI housework
pleasant living quarters Apply DlS w.
l7th. cnll Walnut b9O7.
WANTED = White woman Tor general
Homework for family OF two. Apply at
s20 w rth 81
WANTED-Cu woman 10 represent
uB In the sale OF the New Interna tional
Encyclopaedia: new edition; ~ volumes
well advertised. hlgh-grade work; old
established firm. previous experience not
Uecessaryi either local work or travel po-
sition; state your quallflca atlons and give
references Dodd, Mead a Co. pubiIsb-
ers, Kansas city, Mo.
WANTED-Mddle-a or elderly WON.
nm who appreciates good home TO Rs-
sist with hOusework and care OF children;
light work, small house, good wages
1913 N. Mckinley Walnut 63is.
UNCLE SAM WANTS STENOGRAPU.
ERs AND TYPlSTS.
Examinations for stenographers and
typlstH. both men and women will he held
by tho u y Civil Service Commission,
July ., 1918 ht 8 O'Clock p. M, In Okla.
homR city, Enid. Guthrie, Lawton, Nc
Aester and Muskogee.
Persons having any experience in ste
biography or typewrltlng are urged 10
take tho examination, Those falling in
the test may easily become eligible for
appointment as Clerk with stenography
or typcwriting experience" Applicant
should apply Mt once 10 the secretary OF
the u X, C.vil Service board nj any OF
Tho above mentioned cities for Forms 1871
and 1924 and arrange for tho exnmlnat tlon
at the place desired by tho applicant
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TRAVELLING SALESMAN,
$4,000 TO $4,000 PER YEAR

An engineering firm IL IN the market
Tor nlerfor western and southern terrl-
Tory, Tor the sale 10 the manufacturing
consumers OF fuel saving gas burner
technical training or educaton preferred
out sales experience positively necessa ry ,
commission basis. with guaranteed sal
hry and expenses to start: an interview
can be arranged In ST. Louis at an early
date with representative OF the company (;
In first letter give fun detail Of expert
ence, age, salaries earned, education,
etc Address The Business Service Com
pany, 500 Park Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa,
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FOR RENT
Seven-room house. 1908 w. 25tb can
PIERCE

ai' Lee hIds- Maple 9es.
FOR RENT Furnished Groom two
story house, sleeping porch. garage.
VIII give possession Juua is. refsrenca.
r"Hulred bi5 W. 3lst Phone walnu,
ful rooms. dovnfn 'rs' n'ivnto bath;
man and wife only. ZIG Harrison
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WILL furnish cars and drivers for ten
experienced salesmen to travel In coun
NY In Oklahoma for established local
mouse, handling automobiles. trucks. farm
Implements and machinery, automobile
Tres, accessories. etc can easily make
$50 to $50 a day n you are willing 10
work; no experience necessary: no in
vestment. required. permanent position
Tor right party. Call or write Flrmers'
Implement and Tractor Co. ~ West
Grand Oklahoma city. Okla. Maple 1898
A FEW LIVE stock statesmen ON a live.
fast selling proposition one man sold
5000 shares two dpyg last week Room
5l5, OIL Exchange. Phone Maple 37Ii.
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wANTED.-Agcnt for Kansas City star
In ON hlnhoma City. Seo Leon Marx
Grand Ave. Hotel
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| (This advertisement donated by The
Oklahoma Publishing company as a pa
| triotic sorvioe)
WILL furnish cars and drivers IN ton
experienced statesmen To travel IN coun-
try In Oklahoma for established local
house. handling automobiles trucks, farm
| implements and machinery, automobile
tires, accessories, etc. can easily make
$50 to $50 day II you are willing 10
WORN no experience necessary no In
Tor right party. Call or wrlto Farmers
| Implement and Tractor Co, IL West
Grand Oklahoma City, Okla, Maple 1898.
BARBER wanted. good Job for good
man. 2O9 N. Robinson.
WANTED - Young man, II TO n Tor
clerical work. must be able TO furnish
good references and not afraid OF work
GOOD chances for Advancement, Call In
person. Swift a Co. produce depart
ment.
DisHW!AsHER-f)roadwRy Cafe, $40 N
broadway.
GOOD BARBER WANTED - Cadillac
Barber shop, $40 N Robinson.
AsSiaTANT storeroom man wanted
Apply Lee -Hucklns hotel.
WANTED-Es Experienced advertising so
llcltor, man capable OF handling regu.
lar accounts. and can create new bust.
ness; good opportunity for right man. Ad-
dress Z-2s. care Oklahoman.
WANTED = Experienced booEEeeper
must be able TO give bond. Address
k-st, care okiahomnn.
WANTED-Agent for Kansas City Star
In Oklahoma City. Seo Leon Marx
Grand Ave. Hotel
COMPETENT, experienced booEEeeper
| wanted! permanent position, salary
100 per month Address K-S7, Times
WHITE PORTER wANTED-West6fn
hotel. $40 w. Main.
WANTED-A registered drusEist; must
Kirkpatrick. 100 w Grand.
BAKER; must be aIl-around; married
man preferred mixer and moulder In
shop, tis n week; steady Job. Come at
once, am baker and ronsonA BILE Bon
Ton bakery. Frederick Okla,
WANTED A registered pharmacist;
good wnges to proper person; must
nave reference; above draft age K-s3,
oklnhoman
WANTBD-Bookkeepn one that can
usc typewriter and correspondence:
either lady or gentleman Central Whole.
sale Gro. Co, West Grand. Ask for
U 4 Tubbs.
WANTED-Dlshwasher and colored por.
ter at Herold's. l06 w. Main
WANTED--Bicycle and gun repair man;
also DO nickel plating 1i5 N Broad.
way; phone Walnut 1860
NANTED-Prlnter- editor TO take charge |
OF small country office Plant owned |
by stock company; viii sell all or any |
part. Must have man by June 2ith. ms |
present editor ls drafterd. The Konowa |
ef-lteader, Konawa, Okla.
BAKERS helper or baker wanted at |
- once helper must be experienced, Bon |
Ton. Frederick, Okla.
WANTED-Kt once, a regIsteTed drug |
gist. Good town, pleasant environ |
ment, good pay, ideal situation. Wire |
or write J. G Weaver. Waurlka, Okla.
WANTED-Thompson hotel barber shbp.
Gushing, okla. wants st once A first
cihss barheri satisfactory man can
make from $50 to sac each week. Tele.
phone r. Davenport, Gushing, Okla.
CARPENTERS wANTED-Can walnut
6I27.J after 8 p M
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clerical work. must be able 10 furnish
good references and not afraid OF work
good chances for advancement Call In
person. Swift a Co. produce depart
ment
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WANTED - Experienced bookkeeper,
=, must be able to give bond. Address
k-et, care Okiahomnn.
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Experienced advertising 40.
lcitor, man capable OF handling regu.
lar accounts. and can create new busl. d.
ness; good opportunity for right man. Ad-
dress I-2b care Oklahomnn.
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COMPETENT experienced booEEsepor
wanted! permanent position, salary
800 per month. Address K-b7, Times