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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

lie aQul una Navajo recIentements
patentada IA cu2l Gu-ca habla US
TED tenido ooor-unidad de conocer. Sc
trata dc una navajo cor TN revolver
calibrc -; De fino acabsdC Y que pue-
dc uevarse cn no dc los bolsillos del
chaleco. Tienc una hoja del mejor a.
ccro cue pucdc SCrvlrle haSta para "a
sararse Y con solo apretar UT bottom
sc abrc acknowledgements. \ cada ma
vaia IA acompana ! garantla por
cscrito Y Que Ia aSCgura pOr IN pc
riodo de 20 amos. Is dc gran utilidad,
no tan solo como una navajo, n por
ser a~prcvechada como revolver. Ma
die ~Sospechara que Ud. lleva plstola
Y los que Ia ven admlraran tan it'll
inveacion.
No sc imagine I'd. que = III juguc-
te, Sino una vcriadera piStols, callore
80. Sin duda aiguna que lie Sera de
gran utilidad, puesto que podra de-
fenderSe en- uu morle3tO dado y tam
bien lc Servlra como simple navajo.
SoSotrUS SramoS veudlendo III gran
numero de cstas nayajaS, porque todoS
los que tie1en o2ortunidsd de Verla, sc
interesan por aoquirir otra igual, va
que su utilidad IS manifesto. Su pre-
Go cs Sumamenre bajo, e. cuai Is uni-
camente dc Sass. Para GaStos de CO.
rreo remittance 20c extra.
Esta clasc de nava~ja-revolver es
vendida unicamente por n~oSotroS. No
nandc direro por adelantado, limitese
a darnos su nombre Y direction CO.
rrectos, adjuntando 20c para gaStoS de
porte e iamediatamente lc remitire-
mos ia navaja-revolver; = Su recibo
pagara listed S4.95.
Las personals que viven en- New
York o suS alrededoreS, son invitadas
q nueStra tienda, en- donde podran
cNamilarla. EScriba hoy rlSmo. pueS
e. surtido es redUcido Y pucde acabar-
Sc en- c~Gaiquier momento.
HUNTSNEN KNIFE COMPANY
ll6 East Seventh ST.
NEW YORK. y. \.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
ES PROBABLE QUE WILSON PASE
LA NAVIpAD EN- LCNDRES.

LONDRES, D,cienbre 5.-Los ne
riodicos dicen que el Presidente viii
son quiza nase Ia Navidad eli Lon
dres.
Sc cree que todas las naciones re-
preseuSadas en- Ia conferencia inter-
aiiada qac e celebrara 9qui ono pre-
iminar q la ~conferencia de paz, con-
vienen con la politica &c Lloyd-Geor-
ge, de obligar q Alemania 4 cue
pague toda ia indennizacion debida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
vJAJERO.

Procedente de la ciudad de Browns
Vile Y en- viaje de negocios. lego a.
yer a esta ciudad el sehor Nicolas S.
Lopez. mienbro de la colonia meXica-
NJ de aquella poblacion-
FL senior Lopez Sc ALOHA en- e Sou
thern Hotel Y regresara al lugar de
81 p~rocedencia ian luego como ARE
gle los asurtos que q San Antonio lie
traierOp
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
Sc CONSTRUIRA UN GAMING A
BANDERAS.

Proximamente daran prlrc!plo las
ob-as de construction del canine rea'
de esta ciudad a Ia p~obl&cion &c Ban
deras, entire las que hay una distan-
cia de Se>enta Y ciuco nlillaS y cuya
construction M SiGo &cordada por Ia
Camara de Concrete de San Antonio
Y las autoridadea del Condado de
Sanderas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
Ell AMOR Y LAS LETRAS

Con cuatro letras vivo,
con cinco peno.
dcsfallezco o nuevc,
con 6oce muero.
La cuenta es clara:
amor" celos," "p~acicncia,'
''desconfianza."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
Eziquio N. Gonzalez y Julia Mu-
noz.


Juana Rodriguez CT 4Os y. Leona,
Elvira Rodriguez en- 511 Zacatecas
Alley.
Amelia 3. dc Harrel en- 226 CnrroIi,
Refugio Monies en- Terrell! Hill.
Rufina II. de Garcia en- 1929 S. A.
lamo.
Leandra Luna CT 900 Durango.
Maria de los Dolores Diaz en- Ell
Hospital de Santa Rosa
Francisco Martinez en- 1925 Qua
dalupe.
Jesus Fcrras en- 3Gl9 S. Flores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
MURIO n

Cerca de In una De Ia manan de
aver murio renenTnamenre eu "a ca
nIme- 121 De Ia csne DO Comqi
senor'ta anelidada G'rmecer. de
V fuuera' es Sc e1carg6 n D%olicia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
UNA JOVrN ASAI.TO a UN
MILlTAR.

Sc -encuertra Ell la carcel de ID ciu-
dad una ioven mesera Doruue Ell Un
centrico restaurant de l2 cludad asal-
TO c intente golpear Z an miGtzr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
Registro Civil
NACIMIENT0S

In nino del senior Rufino Ialarez
y dc Ia sonora Rosaura Garcia &C Ia
larez en- 1921 Colima.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27

NLh TRIAL BEND NO Mphif
lH'H.I invented Fas aud labor saving im.
rI.EUUrH' '1. JoHr Eat range. sent ~ par
... poet to any address in the o. A
Destroys cOotIrH 0dofs Protects yoHf
N.mH from hrr smoke And rreafy vhburr
NO GAS COOKER Is COMPLETE VITA.
OUT 1T
AGenA wanted
Abaofbsf Ca. 1891 BROADWAY. y y
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27

y.s.. n 600 Rsvardt positively -.
s.,ss | nv rrest Ruoorsrfui ''Aenthr "a
r,nnd sairIv relieves Soma ot me to
.,o.1 ,b.ttuAie abnormal snses pm 90
Ssvs No harm, pain or interiaig, rri.,.,,, 81 %.
wort Man $50 Double pr n
a,u,hinrtou RrmeaH. %. lAa A,'A -
AhnaAa. GttN-. No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
$3.50 Pumps at S6.95
$500 Sport Boots $6.49

yy.pep,s White Nile cloth sport Uoots. 9-luch
tou lace white sole and heels $500 sellers
'-''' '''' ' pair, $6.49
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
81 RUSSIA CALF PUMPS AT s4ss

v----- T"'''0' ""7 wv "
last DAY price pair, s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
Last Day Shoe Specials
$40 OXFORDS AT $6.95

silcsiu Hanan & Son Russia Calf and Brown Kid
Values up to $1,000. Last Day price
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
50 OXFORDS AT S6.95

mems ONfords; patent with black satin quarter an
urn socs. Regular $500 sellers. Last Day price
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
HOLD LIBERTY BONDS
People Urged 10 Retain Them as
Permanent Investment.
Government Discourages Practice Of
Merchants in Accepting Them in
Exchange for Merchandise.

-, c,l L. - fc.;T- ,,,o
CI.'s" ',5;,'e,' IIs ot''a, ,., ~,
~ SeeM''5 - $3.50 ia+ ~ tf'r,.o,,+
~" Wv, w ~ ,,.'' fr Icr .'.,'t 80 -, oa-t ~.
,t, t ,,, bo,,ds. - ~ G.s.f and sccr>,d is-
.,ca ~ - .,,,u ona - eor,o oaso, 49, .
,.e ~ i, =, ,n,oan, ,- c,,, r,o,.o,,o ,d;so
~. ho1,, -,,,4 ,,,l,, ,,.o.otil.o ,,as,,te
~! :D,, '''''' I.- 1 - 4,,a ,','. a.lo - +ho
,'o - ':.',-' o''>e' 'I'I ',, ,,;.+
'''i''S' 'l>0'7, 9 Zig '.,e 7sl''l &, t l-ll-'
.,,o .,, '-ti-ls I ,,,' - ',.9 -.,,,t -
80 80.
", ,,''N' -
,.t. IL .-,
v iiil' '''''" i'o U"'"' '''''. '.'Sl
c!'''''s are 'S''''''9" ~ poo p, 80 W, i'iD
ul''S, sou ''''.''''', VI 'i'' : ; -
h'-h''"'' ~ q S'"E'''''''' 9, W.. w
'"i""@H ~ '','.'", 'eSel'1 ','','-'',' :
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~, ''','. "i'n, a., rr.,A 10
w. 90 ''''''-'''7 ,,,'7
- -'.'4''. ...,4 ,,,, 49,.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
SHIP VANsE LOST At sz
Fc," N>ss1,s IS Well Known To 7ssss7e.
sons Other Than seafsrinz
Hen.
WIS rTuNiR

New York-Soae%here in the azs~
lantic. tossed about ike q corls, az,
without lights or course. is rhe s:t;,czzzE:
ship Vanse, the pride Of Capt EG-gs
O. Samuelson, who was forced ~ ~
Sert her five days after terrific sfsg,zzf
snapped of her masts. ;
Few smiling vessels are rs s<s5
known as this erstwhile fGlErsg,=sd;a
ship 10 persons other than seafeE EEsEr
men. Fer years the Yanse y8s a ee1z
senger ship, Carrying sometimes i&aE5
coolies ont of Calcutta. Her las .>gz~
go was oil. which she conveyed fy72Ga
New York 10 Buen0s AyTes. She * Gs-
1.G91 tons register and was coming Ega.
fGe coast in ballast hound fcF Has:Ce~
ION Roads, Va, when the stcrln AEs
her.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
HUN TELLS or TANK TERROR
General in Tagebiatt Recalls Hannibal
Elephants as Simi'e to British
Machines.

Berne, Switzefland.-Descrihing the
battle Of Cambrai to German readers,
Lieutenant General Won Ardenne, in
the Tageblatt says: "Those who fought
In the battle describe the imposing I'M
preston made by the British tanks
which preceded the attack on the wild
est front. AS they advanced in masses,
with very small intervals between
them. they reminded one of Hannihai's
battle elephants or the sickle chariots
of Pharaoh. The booming, rumhling
attack was accompanied Or, rather,
supported from the air by verita0je
cloud of battle aircraft, While closely
pressed masses Of infantry and field
artillery followed the iron wall. three
cavalry divisions bringing UP the rear"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
SEND FRANCE COOKS
Teach People to Make Corlbread
and CoTnpone.
French-Amer;ca Woman Makes Sug-
gestor-Y Yani,ee Soldiers Locked
Upon as Heroes by Boys.

,,,,;,..;,,,, oe ,,,,o,;
Se" 80 - No.'- 'i,,lo'- I,, W -N''-a -,
t'n Co0>' !" ~ 'N'.' ~ ''A'NS " 's''Ul,
'i'e '1ei'''i i''" - il''Ne Io,-''', ~, 't,'
',,. eoi !'"',I :'''' 81, ' ',., n,, ~, n,
- 'i.~o o.,,,oa...o,1 -. 1rr.. i,n,in
c,r,r, oq R@Ifi,oorn and Nnw York
.TrS f,r,;o : t,ranch u.oman n,arri,. 4
toon ,,nor;nlo hos. i,,o+ roi,,rnnd c,or,
49,, s ,,.hnro sro e.,nr+ civ ,oon.h.
,.;sft;nr +,,a bof.1o fron+ .od et,,ariDo
.aa.H.,7.a M , 40 .d;.io,a
>No-rD--i-l .,l,I ~o-->'-, .I[.1, 1900 a, :, .,o
,,.o..;-anc ~ ;, -, e~;a ";,nca,,so of 1,cl,
~ e u, n ,.,u' VI, 5oI.t A,,,or;n,r ,,.o,,or
~ -. 49,. a1.r,,-,,
80 .''0 ',,---' '-Y% c ~ w. 1>,, S.,I.,
uS' il,. to',N9 -, ~ - '--'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
OIL. IS BIG FACTOR
Asset That Makes america I'm"
portan; as War Power.
AS Valuable to Cause OF Allies se
American Mea, Money and
Munitions.

"7S1ilhs Oil A"lci 'e' , '''''!'
i""HeS '.ii'. h'N'',''oA'' o''' ii'' o,.'',..
TUE 'At"i ASST III 'ii' o''0S'' ~ 80 -,
aii.FS "S3in>' "'i iiii''''S' A''.sl ~" "''''''
sun De d i''ei4o III iiee,'' i '''e ''''-o
hot pIo'Ihe S''ll'' u S'eea' S''' """'U
sun conSu'hle d 'l'iU 0l Strength
ne reason OIL =,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
SAYS SON OWES FOR BOARD
Stepfather Puts in Claim, Against Es'
tate for $500 for Meals and
Lodging.

Racine. Wis.-Claiming that Theo-
dore Johnson, who died six months
ago, leaving an estate worth $4,000,
owes his mother for board and rent for
the last quarter Of a century, August
Wilson has fled a $500 claim against
the estate. Wilson declares Johnson
boarded at his mothers house and also
had a trunk stored there for twenty
Eve years. He figures that the board
and room were worth at least $5 8
week with accrued interest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12

Archie" Roosevelt, son of Col. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, was recently promoted
to caDtcin On the recommendation Of
General Pershing. He was second
LIEUTENANT.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
CONVlcTS KEEP THEIR WORD
Warden Liberates 30 of Them TO!
Holiday, and All Return to
the Prison.

Railway, n. J. - Warden Frank
Moore Of the state reformatory eN-
perimented during the holiday in per
hitting prisoners, after receiving their
word OF honor to return, 10 spend
Christmas at hC;.n.
He liberated - Of them and they
all returned within the agreed time
"Barry the Buster" who is clever at
Jail deliveries. VAS one Of the forty.
Another WAS . younG man who took
a large turkey h"me to his mother.
HIS friends baGe him go0d-;,y as lie
left Christmas E;S-iit, believing his
story Of having business elsewhere.
They did not know.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
AT THE PONlRIA GRADED
School Auditorium Friday Night, the
1ati,-Everyb"dy Come and En-
joy "The Scenes Of To-day"
Admission 10 Cents.

I-"Courtship Under Difficulties y
A short play by boys and girl
Music
H.-"A Sudden PROPOSAL. "A di&-
logue by one boy and one girl.
Music
III.-"Scenes CT Today."-By the
Sth, sth and 10th grades.
scene represents the call for
ma volunteers.
IL scene-Mrs. Clarke goes to see
the Head Officer" about her son
" Jimmie.
III scene-The soldier boys fare
~ we'll to loved ones.
". scene-A night on the CAMP
grounds.
VIII he Buried Here This Morning.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12

,.::r al them EYER came n"ar THIS [''T 2,
militaristic appearance. This fefREn'zass
piece OF apparel is patterned III sr--:zEss7
ways after the uniform. The ees -
more full, and the collar hias S'sssd&sss
points. which are practically tie ssass
differences. Swinging frcm fhe, SSss5azS.-~
ders is military cape thaT adds ~ re
style OF the costume. T;4a. -f'F- q
tichj-Grring, 50 tight thar xnt.3 -
wearer walks, it greatIy ses<tg:@ .zE2as
trousers. The hat IS huiiJ az s:.s;;s8E
flying corps lines. The oHtdf - aS=
tremely nattv ana viii rlaEsa Z s.s!. 515-.z22
girl Of any wearer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12

THE HERALD AND NEWS ONE
YEAR TOR ONLY $3.50
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
: ~OtONO O 600. OF 90 E..C-.-(
SLACKERs PREFER CRIME
TO FIGHT FOR COUNTRY

Columbus, O.-During the past
SIX months there have been
!nnre men between the ages OF
eighteen and thirty committed
to state penal institutions than
ever before. There have been
fcwer men over thirty-one COM
nittcd than in recent years. 1t
has been pointed out this sitna-
lion ray due 10 siaclicrs COM
mittin= petty o?fenscs in order
70 escape military outy. There
are about FIVE hundred more
young !nen confined than reg
orjls Of previous years show.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
Air Program Cuts
Down Fish Supply;
Strange, Eh? Fact

WASHINGTON-The aircraft pro.
gram has cut down the supply Of fish
IN the United States by 30O0O0O
pounds. Sounds strange Its fact
j, happens this way:
Salt water fish have very little sense.
Fresh water fish are smart A salt
water fish will walk into a net made
OF cotton string and get his gills tan
gled not so a fresh water fish. Il
takes linen net TO catch him
But the government has oomman-
decred the supply OF linen for aircraft
! purposes, so there /, lack Of linen
for fresh water nets. That's what's the
matter with the fresh fish situation
Altogether the fish proposition is a
mess The food commission has dipped
into IT, 4 special commissioner from
this CITY is now on his way TO Canada
10 interview the premier in the hope
that he will ask Canada TO eat less fish.
Sixty percent OF our fish food comes
from Canada.
The Atlantic ocean Z, full OF blue
fish, but there is some kind OF juicy
vegetable skumike food all over the
surface and the blue fish are fed up on
this, 50 they have no appetite for bait.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
DROUTH DRIVES I
OUT RANChERS
Exodus From West Texas IN
Wake of Sun Damage, +

DALLAS, Texas, Sept IA strange
procession Of canyas-coyered wagons,
drawn by mules, for more than
month has been creeping out OF west
Texas with farmers and ranchers who
have deSpaircd OF trying to make a
livelihood on the land that has been
parched under a blazing sun and has
seen virtually no rain for thirty-six
months
The cmigrants from this particular
eciion have turned their faces toward
the cotton fields OF eastern Texas and
Oklahoma, where work for all can cas-
Ily be obtained ln9Some parts Of the
west Texas district, dusk finds as many
as a dozen OF these emigrant camps IN
single mile.
From the Panhandle and the northern
section oi the state come reports that
,mlar caravans. reminiscent OF halt
q century ago, mark the exodus of farm.
er, IRON those districts who are NOV
| ing toward Colorado and farther west
The war has PLAYED its part with the
departing homcsteadcr. but lack OF rain
.ls been the real factor. Most Of the
'uler, have been on land rented from
the state Some have spent years os
labor building up-their herds and 9TH
crs have been working the land into
profitable state OF cultivation.
But the dr1uh came and the cattle
4 cd m numbers and those that did not
d'c were too weak to bear young
Live stock men said the calf crop in
west Texas this year was a failure
Some settlers had accumulated
/ enough money 10 travel while others
borrowed money with winch to make
their departure. In many cases the war
added 20 the tragedy by taking away
Young men whose strength might have
made It possible Tor farmers to hold
on until rain came
The country which the settlers arc
leaving is that west and north Of Fort
| Worth and Dallas. ranging az iar west
as the state boundary and south OF the
Panhandle counties In the Panhan-
die there were rains in the spring and
occasional showers later that kept grass
| with which 20 feed the cattle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10

INOR SALE on LEAsE--M once, drst-
class barber shop, In good oil town
1I.chsIr equipment: n 900 cash sal. ssoo
ssse for year Phone iisi, Morris, Okla,
sox i57, Mrs c. A, Morgan.
|bRUo STORE FOR sALEr-dcod store
In q good oil town; reasons for ceiling.
IN. W. Yesger, VI Dorado, Kan,
| nor sALE-A good 2-chair barber shop,
doinr good business, In Artesian ho-
Nl At Sulphur, Okla; good reason FOR
isIIInE. 4 G. DeGroodt, sulphur, Okla.
fV4 bAl .E--onc cafe and roomlng house,
eoins $1,000 per month; viii sell on
Nhy tsm, Addre.. p o Box $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL PAY SPOT CASH for late model
OAK bungalow; must be bargain; give
price and location. B-20l. Oklahoman.
l WANT an S-room home; have 81 500
cash, terms on balance. B-20i Okla
hunHn
bath. two full lots, prefer northwest
section; price from s. 900 20 $500. In
cludinE commission; 500 cash, so or
SIS per month L. s stephens, j05-50t
Grain Exchange Maple 20si.
WANTED - Well located. moderately
priced home; good car 90 trade In.
WEST INVESTMENT 60.
els American Bank Bldg Walnut 2l2s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10

FARM FOR BAEE-l6u acres corn land,
"a miles north NJ Mcloud; price 81
900. J W Craigrr, Mcloud, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

V7V 10 HNHOMEY HOMES IN
wv 6WU W EST W o Oh. FINE
Wv SA~ NEW lIOMl; on Ash street.
; rooms and hrcukntt room. heavy oak
floors IN living room ana dining room
AI the very Itcf IIIt-Iu features 43X
100 feet NJ ground Price only 1890
3 H ,Bth b..l,. $50 HN monthly, iutorcsi
included, insurance pud. Let us show
yul ibis rpIculld home Listing 33A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
oUT-or-TowN REAL ESTATE

III you have $3.50 10 invest IN a home,
call on p, n Dandy, Brtton, OKLA,
rALATtAL HOME
~ Kansas city, on prominent boulevard
corner, out south, facing east, grounds
l2Os2Oo feet Expensive firc clay brick
snd cut stone. Hot water heat N
tooms, } baths, sleeping porches. ~
screens, gutterlng and down spouts OF
copper Cost 10000 In 1905; would cost
$4,000 now. win sacrifice Children
schooled and gone, health gone too
Owner. Ills Commerce Bldg., Kansas
CITY, Mo.
" YOU have $3.50 to invest where II Will
net You 20 psrcent, oell on " v CANDY,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

EIGHT-RoOM. 7-story newly painted,
and decorated. everything modern ou
corner, viii take good car on ugd4
Price, 81 200. ifiS Eust ION.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
|FQR sALE-tnterest In S-chaIr barber
ehopi terms. J. W, care Oklahoman.

TOR sALE-up TO date tailoring estab.
hshmcnt doing good business, for sale
cheap. Best location. Hoffman steam
npress, a rood business in tailor made
sutu' ffenty or money here. Also have
hree houses on two lots for sale This
s Income stuff. Reason for selling, go-
Ing 10 war w Demltron. Wl6urton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
STOCKS
NOTII'I'

List your stocks with US for quick sale
II YOU want TO buy or sell oil stocks
bonds, leases, oil well supplies, drllllng
rigs, production, etc. write or phone
Ron A \
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10

TWO houses, lot bONlio, corner: paws
big Interest only s. 200; good terms
Cnll Flaher Walnut aO6A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
5 ROOMS

Just completed; an OAK floors basement l.
garage, south front, Just Off OF Classeu
hvd.i terms You can save $500; ma.
lefial contracted for long ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10
Alabama
Kansas
Texas.

FOR SALE-i .o2s-acrc Archer county
ranch on Little wichita river; price SIS
Per acre; 10 young IIolsteins for 81, 500
w &. Young, Archer city, Texas
lli ACRES OF sandy soil. II miles souih
" Dallasi all under fence; 20 In cultl-
walton; VS. per acre rent Included Whit.
ten, owner, Henrietta, Texas
fOR SALF-ilargain. good farm 10
acres two good dwelling orchard
good water, five hog proof fields: 20 acres
bermuda; near Canton. Allen Ramsey,
Canton, Texas.
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1000 Acres Kansas

jr well. shallow depth Al poolorlyi
port W H. Ayers. .16 coIcord h.ag
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SOP. 10 Campbell Bldg Wal ~
Atkansns

FOR SALE-S7Il aero Red River
plantation. 500 acres cultivation. %
houses. s. 900 residence g. 0n0 residence.
large barns. spring water. pike road. no
overflow, easy terms, 81 c. Wade:
TcIlrknna. Ark
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FOR sALE-By owner practically new
Groom bungalow ~ 1898 W. 9Th St..
3 blocks west Of ClHssou; II you want
nee homo cal rnd see this one. terms
lhono Maple 3S2j-H
AcoMETo? Jlj North Hudson. Welding
Auto 60
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New Mexico.

S'o AcEEs-Northeast New Mexico, I'm
ion county; level chocolate loan sol
water. climate. etc. Y. A. Morelock.
Brownwood Texas
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Missouri,


MlsSOUN-ii0 down, IS monthly buys
10 acres good farm and fruit land near
town, southern Missouri; price only 5000
hoI So, Mount Vernon, Ill
OZARK bO-acro farm, we'll Improved,
N,6OO; river bottom hrm, new build
lngs, $50; terms; free views Farmers
Land Co. Mountain View, Mo.
FARM BARGAtNs-Good lnproved arms
from slb 10 $50 per acre. wynkoop
Mountain View, Mo.
20 ACRES close In; S-room house, 4
acres orchard, : wells, Z springs, lots
Of small fruit. acres bottom, 40 IN oul-
tlyatlon: close 10 fine auto road; 81, 900,
$3.50 down. $500 Feb. =, rest loan, long
time, nj Z percent Write for llst Of ok
county fer Aria Michael, Fleming
ton, Mo
FoR sALE--All size farms in Carroll
county Missouri, 10 plles east Of Kal-
sas City; corn, clover and blue grass
land. For list, write T. A. Shields. Tina,
Mo,
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Oklahoma Trust Company
sos.s.l0 Insurance Bldg Maple Ss.
Proven Shallow Lease

SIXTY acres absolutely proven for oil,
exceptionally well located In shallow No
wate oil fields. This II bargain for
quick sale, Addrcss n-20 Oklahoman
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
- IN CITY

FOR sALE-ClOso iu rOOming house. II
rooms nicely furnished, reasonable
rent, eheap for cash; by owner T. o,
Box 40
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WANTED By man with executive abH-
NY, small business IN Oklahoma CITY
OF connection with substantial firm,
manuinclwlng preferred, state nature Of
Duslness hnd investment required. D-7,
OkhhOmau.
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FOR SALE-Du goth ST.. west Casgru
Blvd, tnfndd home twu.riary. eight
rooms basement, garage, bargain Phone
Walnut lUfi