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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
Death OF OLDEST
MASONIC OFFICIAL

Bangor Me. Feb 4.-Edwin F. Dn-
bingham, who died at his home here to-
day. was the oldest stationer in the Unit
ed States. He was born in Warren, Me.
May c. 1882. and came to Bangor in 1S47.
being then employed as a clerk by David
Hughes. a stationer and bookbinder In
1852 he was admitted TO partnership, and
In 1883 upon the death of Col Bugbee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
Much Interest in City Shoot

large number of the local rifemen
have EXPRESSED their intention of COM
netting in the shoot Friday afternoon and
evening at the "Y'' range, the city cham
pionship being an honor which is coveted
Nv practically all the boys. young and
not so young. Strenuous practice is the
order this week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25

me second great tunnel connecting
switzerland and Italy along the Sim
plo;i route is nearing completion. on
tne total length of l. miles, all but a
mile and a half is now finished. Owing
10 ltaly's withdrawal of workmen for
the needs Of the war, progress in Dor
Ing has been about six times faster on
the Swisf side. the average monthly
rate being about 40 wards
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
Is YEARS
CONTINUED from Page One)

commander the department quarter
master and the commanding officer Of
the Southern Department had APP
proved his action.
In this letter he repeated the reason
given to the Secretary Of War for de-
string to Quit service.
Again On oct. 10. While still on duty
in France, capt. llcnkes wrote an
other letter to the adjutant general in
which he urged acceptance of his
resignation ana said he did not find
occasion to add to or alter the views
he had already expressed.
The underlying facts are unalter-
able" he declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Florence Kinney of Portland pass
ed Sunday with Miss I.ottie Rosebush at
the Augusta House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
ACCEPT PEACE
Continued from Pade Onel

have been continued successfully YES.
terday They are approaching The Port
OF Revai. on the Gulf Of Finland. and
have canttred several towns taking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
Three Second Maine Men Are
Wounded at Chemin=DeS Danes

The 18th Division, made up entirely Of
New Englands former guardsmen, is in
the front lire trenche in the Aisne sec
tor. has had its first encounter with the
German forces, and Saturday night, in
messages to Washington through General
Iershing, reported its first casualty list.
In that first list OF wounded are the
names of men from the old 9Th Massa-
chusetts, now in the 10th Regiment, the
lc2d made up Of Connecticut men, and
the lo9d, the men from Maine and New
Hampshire.
Victims of Shell
1t was the 102d, the former Connecticut
National Guard regiments, that got the
worst OF the first brush with the Huns,
for Of the five seriously wounded men all
come from that state.
Though the meagre dispatch from the
general headquarters gave slight details
o: Injuries and none whatever of how
they were received. it was apparent that
during German Smelling Of the Ameri-
can trenches one shell struck fair in the
%'~"iN " O. connecticut company.
From the 1o3d and the 10th the reports
are Of men slightly wounded eight OF
them, evidently by shell splinters while
undergoing artillery fire.
Officers Wounded
First Lieutenant Guy J. SWEET OF South
Paris. Me, and Second Lieutenant Edwin
g CaD of Dexter, Me. both officers Of the
ln3d, are among the less seriously wound
ed. They are the first of the National
Guard officers wounded since tie Ameri-
IAN troops took over their section in the
lighting line. Private Clyde f. Andrews
"i Orono is also reported slightly wound
ed
The death list reported, three men.
lalled to touch the New England boys.
'hough these men, too, are believed TO
nave been from National Guard troops
hey came from Tennessee Kentucky
and California;
In Col. Humes Command
Lieut.. SWEET and Lieut. Call went to
rance as officers of Co d. 103d In
iantry. Capt James W Hanson The
l"}d, commanded by Col. Frank NJ,
Hume is part of Brig Gen. Charles
H. Coles brigade Of the 18th Diyi-
SION It was originally made up of
the old I'd Maine and 1880 men and
some officers of the 1st New Hamp
Shire.
The first indica ton that men of
the 10Th Division We're on the battle
me in the Aisne River district, near
the Chemin- des-Dames, was permit
ted by censor Friday in a dispatch
rom American headquarters in
france
This reported American state troops
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
o,,y One "eRoMo oUIN,NE"

To get the genuine. call for full nam
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. 1ool
for signature OF f. w. GROVE. Cures
Cold in One Day. &C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
Mysterious Third Party

The article referred to- signed story
i, "a Lewiston Journal staff man I'M
der Euckland date. says at the outset
'poNn in Knox county. where the I'M
expected in politics happens more often
than in any other part of Maine, the
Nnr- partisan League was born.
TO-DAY its affairs are administered ny
. State executive board; II IS organized
N. seven counties: hundreds OF persons
ave signed the enrolment papers; II
Mas been decided to have complete
state and county tickets at the election
rcxs September: tho date has been set
for the FIRST week pf Mny-and TINS po-
b,iral miracle has been accomplished
without one word creeping into the
dai\ papers. or the slightest lntlma-
lion so far as | can ascertain rea'h-
ing the leaders Of either OF the oio
uartics Never was a movement prom
isiug such widespread Importance, so
hkeI, To upset all calculations IN the
,ampaign. more quietly organized or
Subtly set in motion.
1T Is one OF those indefinite, lntanGipie
things which may result in very mucn
ar very little. Some OF its leaders are
they have the advice and silent backing
or certain % the most as,ute and expert
ruced politicians in this part of ''aine
It's idea ~ to capitalize discontent-rea
sonahle and well-inspi-ed discomfort, the
leaders believe-and through crystalli-
ratioa Of sentiment bring better condi-
lions TO the farmers and the wage-earners
~ Maine. Its executive board has adopt
"a tentative platform-subject. Of
curse. 10 revision and amendment by
he state convcntion-in which is COW
cred a broad range or subjects. State and
national: but the bio fundamental thing
nf all for which the league stands is this
To take over Names uudeveloped water
POWERS and develop them for the people
benefit. In other words. tsc program for
which Hon. iercival =. Baxter OF Port
land fought through the session of the
last Legislature. and which he urged
upon Governor Milliken In his still unan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
Form Volunteer Army
CONTINUED from Page Onel

marching against the Germans and
supporters of Gen. kaledines
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
William johnson

The following is from a Philadelphia
paper: Sergeant William Johnson. L.
S. A, died on Thursday. Feb. IA, of
pneumonia, after a weeks illness, at
his home 5021 Tacony street. Frank
ford, Pa. He was SO years old and had
served in the U. S. army q years. For
the last three years he had been sta
toned at the Frankford arsenal. He en-.
listed in the 18th U. S. Cavalry in 1897.
He re-enlisted in the 22nd Infantry and
sew service in the Philippines. where
he was promoted to the rank Of quar-
termaster sergeant. Later he was at
tached to the 44th Coast Artillery and
was at Panama until 1915, when he
came to the frankfort arsenal. Att the
jamestown Exposition in 1908 he met
Miss Agnes Garfield. daughter Of
Sergt. James Garfield, who was one
of the Frankfort arsenal employees at
the war department exhibitAt the ex-
position and they were married soon
after and made their home at Frank
ford,e Pa.
He was laid at rest with full military
honors.. One hundred and fifty soldiers
escorted the body to the cemetery and
fired the farewell salute over the grave.
Burial was at the Soldiers cemetery.
Germantown, Pa. Besides his wife he
leaves a mother, Mrs. William McClintock
of WinsIow, and five sisters. Mrs. A. G.
Hobart of Spokane. Wn., Mrs. l.. b.
Walker of Bonner's Ferry, Ida, Mrs. w.
". French of Brattleboro, Vt. Mrs,
Stephen Hodges of Winslow and Mrs. F.
w. Thorpe of Medford, Mass.
Sixteen ladies residing on Clinton ave-
nue. met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs, +, A. Smiley TO make plans for
helping in the work of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Smiley was appointed to procure ma
terials for work. Refreshments were
served by the hostess and music both
vocal and instrumental. by Miss Simpson
and Miss Smiley was enjoyed by those
present. The next meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Ward.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25

The Lewiston Journal Saturday stat
GO. that a third political party in the
state of Maine, to he known as the
Maine Non-PartiSan league is being
tormed. According 70 the Lewiston
journal il is planned to hold Il State
contention early in MAY and tie name
"f tile Hon Fnrcival =. Baxter of
Portland has been proposed as a can
Jidate for Governor although it is adj
rittcd tia, Mr. Raxter has not been
consulted
MIR raNtcr. in statement Saturday
,u.rt. said 10 knew Of no plans for
such party as that mentioned. and
, was not interested in a third party.
Tie said
There is no foundation for the re-
nor, that I am interested in a third
party and know uf II" plans for any
~u,u convention AS a representative
IN the last LEGISLATURE | did what |
Guild To- protect the water powers of
Maine. ana shall probably be candi-
.'.,,c for reelection. Whether elected
to the House or not. | shall continue to
urge the people of Maine to do some
ling definite and practical for the
conservation ana Development Of these
water powers.
+ n,pe u attend the Republican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-02-25
u. S. GUNS
Continued from PAGE Onel

ing one town which hitherto had not
been shelled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
Oklahoman- Times

Al wuck-dly classified ADVERT rum
IN hoih papers M one price ruudn'
INNunm1n, ono ISSUE fumo rlto as M
two duiIloA
Word Line lncl
One time sunlay only. I l.2c DC $50
ono time DuIF OkuNu.
man nud Times ..... i-gc DC i0
Ihuu times Daily okla
hom1n md Times per
day ................ ! i-3c So g
Ono wcck Oknhoman
ana Times per day ! i-Gc 10 81
Ono month OkHhomun
ana Times per dnv ic &C. n
llrufc nix letters 10 the average wore
and PIX words 10 the line, twelve lines Il
the inch
All stock solcemen and promotion nd
VDrilhIng carries the one time rate
Sundays Hds include saturday or Mon,
inph
An For Rents. Boarding md Situation
wanted, both Oklnh0mun and Times. u
per word
Al speculative and stock selling Rd
yerlslng carries tho one. time rate
Classified contract rtos fOr OkahO.
n1nn and Times 5000 lines 10 be- used
within ono year from date NJ contract
Or c0uir0c' for . lines daily fnr one yr1r
7c per lIno o1ch Issue. copy changed ns
often 1H desired
No nd accepted for legs than 'tc.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable tho Same dpv first Insertion
fur nd appears iNll out N town want
ads nrc positively cash I'm 0dv1urcD
ADNERTlgtrS should retain receipts
given hv The OklNh0mnu. Times tO pn.
irons making payments over me o''lro
counter. ns mo- mistakes can hc rccilNed
without them
CLOSING HOURs-An wnnt nds 10
HfNFf In Tho (ll l|UfuHY fH#IUf Ia. lFf lIU
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
sTEAM; M;nEATED ROOMS $3.50 and up

sTEAM.HEATED ROOMS $3.50 aud up
W Gg3l
| NICELY furnished south room viii
board for two people Wal i20l
COMFORTABLE rooms In private humc
Maple l2l4.
NICELY furnished room In modern home
close In. 1876 W Gth Maple liig
ONE lnrrr front sleeping room In modern
| home Wal GbSl
| NEWLY furnished room In private home
private entrance, walking distance.
gnngc. i3j West gth. NJ 1926
VERY desirable slecp.ng board
nonf. close In. " llO2-J
ROOM In private home, walking dis
tnnrc; gentlemen preferred W GGu
FRONT room for rent, working couple
prcfcr-d 30 r. 3rd
FOR RENT-Nlcely furnished room with
private family Phone Maple $50
WANTED share beautiful room with
congnninl girl s. per month, each. F-3I,
OkIahomun.
ONE large wen furnished front bedroom
private entrance, adjoining bath, 20
r. 3rd
NICELY FURNISHED Nront room with
private entrance 10 men ur couple en-
l.'..' ..' view '. .'' '''. w Ni-'
NICE south room cIosr m In private
home, ~ gentlemen. Price $40 por
month W b5s3
LARGE, nicely furnished southeast bed.
room for rent In private home, close iu
Meals n desired Rates reasonable. ilgl
~ oklahoma ST.
NICELY FURNISHED slccpInp.roou for
r"nl M N'2 w. IAN ~
ONE NICELY furnished bedroom. privntp
home mOdcru COnyenicncoq 3l7 W
ard Walnut 1925
FOR RENT one room, In Qrivnic home.
south exposure. private entrance con
meeting bath; gentlemen only Phone
Maple 1906
NICE southeast room I'm prIvurr nunN
references exchanged Walnut 3lN3
ONE nicely furnished room m my homr
20 lady or couple BUDd n desired
References exchanged 1876 W. end
Ihone Walnut GilO-R
FOR RENT Pleasant south bedroom.
private entrance, use Of Kitchen n dc.
sired G7i T. 1ih
FRONT BEDROOM I'M privnlc home.
eight blocks from Main and Broadway
Walnut l2ol
FOR REST Our south room 3lO ~. 9th
Walnut 23Sa-J
FURNISHED sleeping rooms ut 22G "
l2th Nipple 3oN
FOR REST DpsmDB located. well fur
niHhcd rooms Walnut 1854
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWO HIGHT housekeeping rooms. down.
WnltH. everything furnished Ali W
''H walnut inN
SUITE of light housekeeping rooms.
southeast side, Tor rent Phone walnut
Illlu.I nicely Furnished downstpirs
rooms fHr housekeeping. private en-.
linn.r Phone Walnut NiU.J
TWO. LANCE lOrSEKEErlNd rooms
WIN hihi partly furnished, Elfdpn
spot 'll in'l n Dewey
TWO. large housekeeping rooms Win
wih. rfllv furnished. miipn spot.
"" prr mouth lo'l " Jcwoy
INu.huuM Al'AWrMGNT. thoroughly
'h1u uul nicely furnished, private run.
.iIuu 10 bath gll ~ ntoadwny
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SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE

MARRIED mnn, mo- children. wants fob
ON iulW. ~ yoIr Uld ufu.'imr rp'r.
'h.' NNNf''H l' " Linn M.uru. ON1
SITUATION wanted us truck or delivery
'rl'"r Or amy good fob tnll Maple 1891
PATTERN MAKER experienced first.
,lhSH' wants position Some place IN nil
hDW1n
WANTED situation ng mpcrInfrpdcpi
or foreman Wish to locate iu OI,lbono
CITY Have devoted my llfr 10 sheet metal
mnuuinriuro Mnrrlui not subject 10
droIi No bad habits can furnish best
81 references Free after April lst Phone
" $780,
ATTORNEY H- years NJ ngr. pv school
graduate, married, desires clprkship I'm
gooh law office; references. RIGS. Ok
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

TIll'l N.uOON modern apartment.
NEATLY furnished. clean. rpud neigh.
lWhuud' reasonable w. 7iG.J iiili5
n Lindsay
$3.50 CASH buys u rooms -ullrH. house
inr rent rhuup Walnut Ga1l
-FOUR rooms md hrth. ON nrst floor. fur
niHhod for light housekeeping, lul W.
lith walnut hCis
llNE-luOM modern brick bungalow.
we'll furnished Tntbgr. store room.
garden plot northwest part ~ town. i'm
mediate poHHoHHluu. can Walnut glsl.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

llGllEST cnsh prlces paid for diamond,
Address " ipa, csrr Oklnhomln
SHOWCASE WANTED Our q fuut
standard showcase. Tho Auto Owu,rt
Supply GO Phone w $50 NJ l1l
WANTED. Al cotton giu. viii piyr good
trade Y. H. sullivan oklahoma Clt,
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! MEN h urd over. wanting tu prepare
] Tor government positions mn railway
| Wlll clerks puWufilUu and department tl
| CLERKS, inspectors reyrnur customs. Nurr
writer's. NWHis. siDnograuhrH and others.
| Interview Mr Stuhrr, iuHhuth Hotel IIg
| demand Tor help ut this time Don't NH
10 see Mr Stuhcr from ~ noon 10 - g. IN.
today only
WANTED a Automobile salesman with
ullltN, un commission basis piunHUrnf
position fur right party reference Tra
nuir'd l'oN 49, llrnruitn, okla
WANTED tUmbmiIuu advertising man.
window trimmer uud Duul writer fur
WoncUH ready aiU. wear store. GIVE 0RH
pcurncr, references SALARY aud other
particulars The Leader Co.. Little Rock.
Ark
HELlAHLE men wanted. those capable
OF furnishing references and $3.50 tu g. 10
capital, tO travel with our mr state right
feature m0yinE picture films. you vUrH
under guarantee some men mukiug us
high me- $500 monthly Peerless Feature
Attractions, 21i Ice Hldg. oklahoma
city, okla.
ElRST CLASS WNTCUMNkIU- ono
that does general jewelers. work and
must De- registered uptirlnu NJ Hiltoi
good Hnlafy 10 right man StUykrT n
Jewelry shop chirknshn, Otn
WANTEn-A first -olnss crlss cross slah
man, nlso R good frame man New
state Sash and Door CO. Gl5 " 2ud
BOYS wanted: good S1Hrs Western
Union Telegraph Co, u n Hrondwny
WANTED Automobile and Wuluu
paiutcrE oklahoma Carriage and
Auto Works. 500 Grand
SIGN MAN WANTED for rcpnints. ulso
new wall and board work. good pay
Tel Maple 5s
wANTED-Mnn TO spade garden sIG "
18th
ALL-ROuND PRINTER Tor two weeks:
may he permanent: all YOU earn.
Don't write, come Carnegie Herald.
Carnegie
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HOW YOU CAN HELP

The present demand for stenogrophers
nnd ho0kkceprrs furnishes you great
opportunity to render patriotic service
own interests. be very careful TO at
tend the best school. to secure the right
Kind OF genuine individual intensive
training 10 learn the best system Of
shorthand, this school, entirely differ
eut from any other In the city, has
mack Of II the success Of long list
of remarkably successful studrpts, and
the prestige " the highest possible rec
ommendatlon NJ many leading citizens;
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COFFEE COMPANY wants house to-
house solicitor; chance for salary Job
Cnll Walnut $685. after =. m.
LABDltERS WANTED Bt Norman. okla
TO work on auditorium building, wnE,
soc and 3jc per hour can Walnut 2tGs.
llulmhoo co.
WANTED-Man with Ford to work with
photographer Inquire Room &c. 4O2
W Main
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ROOMS WIN BOARD FOR REM

NICELY furnished southeast room. with
good homo cooking In nm nh modern
home, iu one Or two gentlemen employed.
walking dl7lNucr ila Enst Third
NICE ROOM. young men preferred, with
two or three m,nlH l3l " Mh
WILL take caro- of child Tor working
mother ut reasonable price. ~, care
Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
High Class Stock Statesmen
WANTED


no Place WIN luvestors
lN H'lfINr pHEFEiulED DIVt
llND STOCK IN corporation owning
TO 2n.n,Ic iUnrH N highly mlnornlltol
load and zine hud uud sEVEN LNIGT
lllNIIh MODERN MILLS EIIgD.
TlllDALlN DRIVEN
Two M our mills have established tho
highest records lu the entire Miami dis
Nl.i Cor nfro percentage ~ mineral fo.
'nErN ON continuous monthly runs ono
wIll made net profit of So UuU IN .iy
weeks operation 10 Feb I and In atm
breaking records Another mill made
NlOiO NET IN ~ weeks Tor pnptal pro-
durilnn. FIVE OTHER MILLS PKAC-
IliAl.LY READY NlR HIGHLY pROF-
TABLE Production
Company sold stock for above develop
meut md now offering second ISSUE m
lN percent preferred stock nj pnr tu
finance additional development Prop
oriy nud management well and fnvornnly
known Liberal contracts tU reliable
ulr9mon Want men 10 cover Oklahoma
Can. phone or write
W N ETUWgEg.
FhIryln Hotel, Oklahoma city. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

BOOKKEEPER WANTED -. Cor
pOrntlon doing n Wholesale bust.
ness wants good, neat and nc
uuWte man who can take charge
of their books and who can take
some shorthand aud operate n
typewriter when necessary. Only
bookkcepcrs looking for permr-
neni position need apply A good
place for the right man Address
B-iOl, care OklahOman.
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O. K. AUCTION
I2o e HARVEY
WALNUT 1854

12o & HARVEY WALNUT rO0i
| .LErIlur suction clcnurr with tools.
nnh houd suction cleaner, bargain. cali
W fll7
SELLING thr complete stock Of new nnd
second baud furniture " the II A. X
Furniture co, NO their place M husiurs..
blO W Main 81 The SON drafted. tho
father s retiring md offers his nice and
complete stock of nhout four thousand
dollars 10 the public for the highest aud
best bidder fur cash This sale takog
place promptly ul 40 O'Clock ucst Thurs.
day uud continues ull dny. aud Whatever
ls lon Will be- sold Friday. starting
promptly ut 40 o'clock An small goods.
such UH aluminium wurc goods. comforts.
blankets and Hll other small articles. be-.
lUrr noon and the heavier goods after
noon Promptly NJ ? go we SELL au cv'u
iu" tNrIHHI 900 walnut dresser and dress
Ing hhlc These are certainly beauties
Just following this wlo win be- the hr.t
and high. priced goods I'm tho store
Hrnr lu mind on.h nnI eyer. u.pc. H|
selling rDgurdrss of cost or price. na we
hlyr nr..I 10 furnish nm uu empty
house SI'urdIf 8nIu uuudu0lrd by tho
q. IS AUCTION rD
Walnut loN lIS.12o S. Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
MALE HELP WANTED

LEARN BOOKKEEPING, hlghrr ac,
counting uudltinr nt homo by mail
Success guaranteed Wuto fur booklet
ltuf j y Bates. 2Og Weaver Bldg, OK
lnhomt City
WANTED Hallway mail DlrfN, t15 IA
flul month, Oklahoma tity ONnmlnn'
lions soon, sample questions free FRANK
I'm institute, Dept $40 ~. HoClcstvi,
n Y
o OV y RIM MENT wants clerks; iiO0
month, examinations onmmg. llst pO-
sltions free FrnmIlln Institute Dept l7s
NJ, Rochester, N y
SALESMEN IN work IN city and county
good proposition fur tho man who
wants 20 advance Tho Midwest Tire a
Accr sorry 60. ill " BrOa,pAuy. OkuhU-
ma 'lp. eau for Geo j Gnchlor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23

Statesmen 10 call ON every auiomohno
owner Boo IN. cty uud county Midwest
TITO a Rubber CO.. ili N broadway, OK.
hhumu tliA can fUr Geo GrehIcr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23
EoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

fnuU KODAK FILMR developed iOc a
roll prints up 10 2uHlt. sci larHsr
.t,H ln proportion. luiek service. VEST
IlIl hfur NiurD oklahoma city.
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AGENTS WANTED

SAlEsMlN 10 work In city nuA county
v.,n,. ,s'no ,o Top'el'log. ioLlnr man who
Accessory Go. lt A. IumHv0t D.I.I,
ma 'lp. can Tor Hoo j. GuolIrr.
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WANTED TO RENT

! ia. -
". hWuht nn'ln'W man a. well furnished
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