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Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Install ,.Rnilers.
ELLlNeToN.

F.. ". stengel of Rockville has the contract for a new one family house which he will erect for Michael Cannon. It will be of frame construction, 32x24 feet.
 John De Carli has the contract for alterations, new barn and a four-acre tobacco shed for Aaron Sloban. He will also erect a five acre shed for Wetstone & Silber- herz and a six-acre shed for Paul Rayvitch.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Paul W. Latham,s Advanes Ranid.

Paul W. Latham came to his home on Reservoir road Sunday evening on twenty-four hours leave. He has taken the course at Ground School in Princeton. N. J., the United States School of Military Aeronautics and advanced steadily in a school of 700, until he won the highest rank, that of Cadet-Major. which is held "A hours before leaving the school. On his re- turn to Princeton Monday he was as- signed to training camp.
 Another Norwich Town boy at the school is Edward Murray, of West Town street
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Only 100 Guests on Block Island.

Miss Bessie M Grant has returned to her home on Scotland road, after q few weeks stay on Block Island. It was difficult getting to and from the Island as the Mt. Hope goes from Providence only as directed by the government and at uncertain times There are only about 100 guests on the Island. New Harbor with all ho- tels in the vicinity has been taken over by the government There is a regular patrol of the island and sailors are eNerNMhere
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Surprise Party,

A surprise party was given Sunday evening at the home of Miss Bertha Smith of 5S Spring street in honor of Miss Bertha Kagan of New York. There was a large attendance. Re treatments were served and music was enjoyed which was played on Vic
 trola; also dancing was enjoyed. Solos
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Deer Not Nun1erous

R. F D, Carrier No. saw, a deer last week in the road on Plain Hill the first he has seen for nearly year. It gracefully leaped fences at sight Of him and quickly disappeared In previous years deer have often been sighted on this route.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
rendered by Misses I

were rendered by Misses Ida and Helen Goldblat, Miss Ida Rosen, Ely Aurnon, in the service. There were also some out of town people present, Misses Mary. Lima and Ida Rosen of Stonington W, Rosen of Stonington, MT. Rasin, Mir. Berrish. MT Sragowitz, MT. Asheroff. all of New London. The evening was enjoyably spent.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Roof Completed on Mill Addition.

 Contractor C. N. Williams has com. pleted the roofing of the addition for the Joseph Hall Brothers Mill at Trading Cove The mill addition is a two story structure of brick with steel window sash. Work on the building has been going on for some time.
 ShingIing Mill Houses.
 The Ponemah Company is reshing- ling all their houses on Norwich av- enue with composition shingles instead of the old wooden ones. To date three of the shingling jobs have been com pleted and the men are busy on the fourth house. All the work is being done by the mill carpenters.
 New Cornice On Mill.
 A new cornice is being put around the No. 1 mill of the Ponemah Com pany at. Taftville. Mill workmen are doing the work.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Boys From Rranford Farms.

Accepting Rev J. W. Aresons in vitation. fifteen boys of the United States Reserve at Branford Farms at tended the service at Grace Episcopal church Sunday morning in a body. Later they were entertained at dinner in different homes in Norwich Town.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Week.end Guests.

Week. end guests of Mir and Mrs. Frank A. Skinner were Misses Ruth and Nellie Crabba and Miss Malice Gardner of Worcester. Mass, and Miss Ruth Mitchell from Franklin,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
NORWICH TOWN

Rev. Francis Rose and Singers From Methodist Church at shelterinq Arms Service--Paul w. Latham At tains Rank of Cadet Msior-Fifteen Boys From Branford Farms Attend Grace Church,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Bids for Governnfent Work.
Emergency Hospital Estimates.

Bids will be received until July 15 at Ii a. m. for the erection of thel proposed emergency hospital for the government. The matter is in charge of C. ". Parks Chief Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department Washington, D.. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

MT. and Mrs. James Moran Miss Mary Lynch) have returned after a wedding trip to Atlantic City, N. J., and New York, and visits in Boston and Springfield. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Mir. and Mrs. William McNamara of New York are passing two weeks va cation at Mir. McNamara's former home on Wightman avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Work on HmWOOd Avenue House Started
Contractor Sweeney Has Started Excavation For Cellar of House to Be Erected For M H. O'Neil-Contactor Del Carlo Finishes Installing Boilers in Pequot Mll-Other Building Operations in This Vicinity

Contractor 2. F. Sweeney of Fitch vile has commenced the excavation for the cellar for the house to be erected on Elmwood avenue for N. H. o,Neu The house is to be a tvo story frame structure and will be esxS4
 Repairing Peck Street House.
 The work of rebuilding the ell on the house at Il Peck street for Stan ley Eoulash is progressing rapidly The kitchen which is situated in the ell was badly gutted by fire some time ago. Other improvements are being made about the property by Contractor W. C. Young.
 ShinsIing Fiske House, Contractor ". c. Young has nearly completed the repairs and alterations 1o the house of Charles Fiske on Ho- bart avenue. Tine roof has been re- shingled and other repairs of an ex fensive nature have been made.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

MT. and Mrs. A D. Pierce. Mir and Mrs. Earl E. Dimon and daughter Lois and Miss Charlotte E. Hubbard, all of Hartford, visited MT. and Mrs ". R. Lathrop the first of the week.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
BUILDING OPERATIONS = r. IN NEW ENGLAND

Statistics of building and engineer ing operations in New England as compiled by The F. W. Dodge Com
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Mrs Vail and children of Elm ave nue are in Mansfield, to spend the re- mainder of the summer with Mrs. Vail's parents
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Mrs. Sarah Heath and daughter, Miss Addie Heath of Elm avenue, have been spending three weeks with rela- tives in Mystic
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

MT. and Mrs. orrin Wilcox and Mr. ard Mrs. Roland Wilcox of Mystic were guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Greoge s. Beebe, at their home on Scotland road.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Forest Gates Of Everest, Mass. made 8 brief visit last week with his aunt, Miss Sara Mcclellan at her home on West Town street.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
BUILDING ACTIVITY IN EASTERN CONNECTICUT

New London Ship & Engine Go. It will be 5oxSo feet, with brick walls and steel truss roof covered
 with tile. It will be one story high, with concrete foundation and floor.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Wisterfa is blossoming for the sec ond time this season; there are few early apples; many farmers had hay out in Fridays rain which it is diff cult as yet to cure.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Heard Ahnut Tnmn-

Mrs. Mary Beswick of West Town street is spending some time with her niece in Flushing. L. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Mrs. Edwin Street of Wauwecus Hill returned Monday from two weeks stay at Backus hospital.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

Rev. William Crawford of West Town street is passing two weeks va cation at Willimantic camp ground.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
Roof on RunaaloM.

The roof on the new bungalow for Dr. Hugh Campbell at the State Sana- torfum has been completed. Work on the house was started some tme ago. When finished the bungalow will serve as residence for Dr. Hugh Campbell the superintendent
 Install Boilers.
 Contractor Caesar Del Carlo has completed the job of removing the old boilers and installing two new ones at the Pequot mills. The job was fin iShed up Saturday night and the boil CTS were fired up for the first time Monday,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
GRoToN.

J. H. Grozier Co. of Hartford has the general contract for the new power plant 10 be erected for the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
VERNON CENTER.

John. De Caril has the contract to erect a five-acre tobacco shed at Vernon Center for Paul Lang.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16
NEW LONDON.
Government Hnusas.

Government Houses.
 Architects Hoppin & Koen. East 43rd st., New York, have been com missioneW to make the plans for the dwelling houses to be erected here by the government. Tribus & Mas sa, S6 Warren st., New York, will do the engineering work.
 Bids for Government Work, Estimates will be received until July II for the construction of barracks for the Neavy Department, to cost $1.25o.00O, and until July Is for another building to cost $275,- 900. c. W. Parks, Chief Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Depart ment, Washington, D. C., is in charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus mess before the public, there is no medium better than through the ad- veFtisinE columns uf The Bulletin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
MACHINERY ANp suPPLIEs
rHrsr MACHINE WORKS co.
H0l East gfaud AN

ll,lsl MACHINE WORKS co.
1ol East Grand An
L'pnlilnE warblnoY robonnE auto
uud sTH cuEIuo cylinders. welding. bras.
IHFt lugrullnE and cotfugatlng mil
rolls Prompt and efficient service
1nIOns AND GENERATIONS repslf.
cd. bought sold, work guaranteed
Phone Walnut A Oklahoma Electric
Co. Oklahoma city
SECOND. HAND MACHINERY
NOR Tubular boiler No TO 1870
.. o. plain and COrliHI engines Uii
slIIa. gas engines compressorsI largest
Io'H y, rev 9nd second hnnd mach,nsy
IN district Hlvo ua your Inquiries
lnndrrth hAchlnsy Co, Joplin No,
FON HALE-Eloctric motors and gsner.
ators, all siEns. also rewlndinG and
repairing Electric Repair Co, 80 N,
Harvey
CONCHtrI mixers, holstIng engines
saw rigs boilers road machinery, etc.
nav or second hand FOR sale bargain
prices w. a. browning Dallas, TsHas
COuLigs engine Tor sale. lIIie NAgls
rlght hand, iO.foot nywhssl is.lnoh
face Running every day WIN bs re-
placed by larger rne IN neHt foW days
Price I ,O0C Z o. b.. Hereford good con.
dluon Hereford Light and Power Co,
Hereford, Texas
CONCRETE mlrera, hosts, rock crush
era, carried IN Htocb Tor Immediate de-
livery. Wyls Bros Co., 526 West Grand
Oklahoma city.
FOR SALE Thresnlng outfit, ib-h y. en-
Rine, Hnod fepAlr With new flueH, new
CRATES, new steam valves, cylinder re-
built separator complete with feeder and
wind stack Address G A. Cathsy,
l.adonla. Texas
FOR RALE-AultmRn 4 Taylor tractor,
HlEo 1880 and A n r separator, Hlse
20 % both In excellent cOndltiOni the
engine has not been used for anythinH
except shock threshng and only short
time during the season separator GOV.
cred eurh night while In the field and
both I'm ahod balance Of year Address
Harrison Shaw, Cofioyvllle, Kan
WANTEn -2'D VOLT drort current motor
Y 90 or " horsepower Walnut i6i
American Electric and ignition Co.
100 900 FEET second hand pipe and VOL
casing h-lnch 10 i2-lnch first class
condition at reduced prices Texas supply
Company, beaumont Toxins
LIGHTWEIGHT CASING FOR sale. 200
feet 6t -ln, 2 NJ $40 feet 4 h-ln. an;
80 frot iU.iu., ~ No; only used once, can
lnhomn; make offer TO A. H. Miller,
Newklrk. Okla.
ENB sAiE-Ons sx2O hlgh-prensufe,
steel. iacketnd Casey Hedges boiler
with A. foot stack good condition ono
No ! stllwoll 500 h-p feed water heat
er, l0-iuCh Inlet and ~ Inch outlet, In
good order. one Girdcr type Hamilton
C0rllsS engine, 1886 l.. II i2-foot Whoel
with 2l-inch face l7b h.p first-class
condition Address Hollis Cotton OH,
Light and Ice company, Hollis Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
Stock and Dairy Farm

This isO-Acr1 ls only 10 miles from
Santa Fe station. v mile of good rail.
Ioad town. v mile 70 lntsrufbsp car linsj
10 acrss good land In cultivation, ID
serss s, flas Psadow bai.nos good pas:
wind nil II'' sone rooni ,,a nUu,s' ps.ni ~. nns
consldnrrd this IA the cheapest farm close
to Oklahoma Ctyi price II only 5000.
Ross h. Thomas 4 Sons Co.
ana. IN rann,h.u MA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26

Owing 10 other business acquired, |
offer f0r sale my newspapers owner and
editor for eight years, a business pfopO'
stlnn seldom offered you can't be too
blH man Tor tho business except, nal
opportunity for man and wife open Tor
closest Investigations require some
money balance ensy Special proposition
man
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FARM AND ACRE Tracts
r. B. Cockrell,
~ American National Bank Bldg
Phons Maple ~
Oklahoma Cltv, Okls.

FIFIHTIVIIH NT1vf VEIE -
WANTED To buy from owner wsli I'm.
proved 40 or is0-aors farm. north cen
tfal Ohlahoma dood aoil and pasture.
Give accurate description and lowest cash
price Must be worth the money. I'm
mediate possession, r. HsimbsuHh. Fort
cobb OkA.
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Ideal Location

isO'aere farm on El Reno lnterlrbant
corn ana alfalfa land, hardly any wastsi
abundant shade and wnteri modest build. .
lngti possession At harvest; $500, terms.
DIR. E. T. BYNUM
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AN oslnbiIshed snccenfll manufsciur-

AN ostnhlshcd, successful mhnufactur-
INK corporation, located In Fort Smith
Atk, now building two lines Of goods,
dssirOs 10 form separate corporation and
extend ono Of these llnssl have large. we'll
equipped plant, producing 4 hlGh grade
product. established nearly twenty years
would Ike an associate with $40. 900 OF
moro 10 invest In new corporation TO In
crease working capital and take man
agemcnt must he an experienced able
business man, with satisfactory refer
snceA This proposition will stand the
capital and ability, va can show you a
most unusual opportunity D. 70, care
OklhhomRn.
For RALE Stock oi general msrchan,
disc ana store fixtures inyololnE about
81. ono. Located In writ, okla, oil field
| town west Of Ardmore Store now dolnH
good business other things require my
| attention Ia only reason for selling, Wire
WRIT or phone John Whlteman, Ardmore
| Okla
! MOViNO PICTURE MANUFACTURING
OUTFIT For HALB.
We offer our entire moving picture
manufacturing outfit conHistlng Of cam
erns tripods printing machinery and nj
| equipment, At a big bargain. We have
| retired permanently from tho moving
picture game. and will close the outfit
MILLER RROTHERR iOt RANCH
bliss okla
BARRIER SHOP ron aAIB- Up-to date.
n you are Interested como A. once
Don't write. Reason for selling In the
next draft Jack Rove, Wayne, Okla
ron sALlG-ilpkory md confectionery In
college town Of 5000, best location (;
money maker, viii show hooksj $500
down, balance 10 suit lnyolre $1,000 Ad'
dress r. \ Ovcrman, saltwater OKLA,
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bh0d sT6fE for ,aI,l bo,t ,maIT .tov

ABSTRACT 0FFcE ior miei two plants
In county Three prospect oil wells
drilling Good agricultural county East.
cru oklahoma n n, care OklAhnmAn.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


DRug stock building and residence for
nlo Hplrn1ld opportunity g. X, care
Oklah0mhH
u HOoMs ard bath rooms, newly fur.
ulshHd md always ull iu fast off Town.
Price $500 Address. Dos ijl, Dllwonh.
Ol,n
OEE VI the hest drug storoa In city, DO.
lnH good lsslnOff finest location In
Oklahoma clYl viii take " O00 half
raHh and balance easy tO rlHht parties,
you can't beat thIFt N vuU wish bust
ness don't wait lioI 800, oars oklHho.
man
I AN inexperienced In druE business and
VII soil out. am making money, but
want io change locAlltIeal II YOU wunt
nomelhlng good see mo at room llt Les
bldH viii show Nou.
FOil SALE o. Woil sslabliahsd garage,
new modern bulldnE lbuiO, With
equipment lu NrHl class condition. hest
location. OH ana HnH good Investment Tor
some one, am forced ~ soil on arcOunt
u health X N Magnuson. Ads, OIn
RIAL MONEY MAKING EhraEt, IN town
200, uno opposing garage, excellent
business, battery work and charging.
standard tires. good reasons fnr selljng
Invoice about IlfjO Write soon, hdter
htlll como iu see yourself No NNdrhti
hut a strictly honest proposition. Okla.
homa dafage, Granite, Okla
HAknklls bargain. new three chair
OUTFIT complete with hath tub and
heater Al condition. kokon case No
1871, chairs No 500 will soil rhoap Ons
half price no trade Don't write un-
less you wish 10 buy. g. h care Okla.
hOmnn
DROG sI0hE Tor sale best small .towr
proposition In oklahoma kaloa 1911
I1t. 000b0 Much better ~ far his year
RsGAll. Eastman, Victor and school hook
agencies We own tho building which Il
best corneL IN CITY Fixtures invoice
II 900 90 viii reduce stock 10 any alTf
dcslrod and sell Tor part cash balance
limo' 8 of wells drilling with fna pros
poets one ot best tuWns n size In state
Population 200. Amphuti Brothers
Apache, Okla
ABSTRACT OFNrE for sale two plant,
In county Three prospect oil veil,
drilling Good agricultural county East.
crn oklahoma DR. care OklahumAn.
WANTED Automobile mechanic With
$500 10 take half interest In garage
Good storage business at present, and
fno opportunity Tor repair work CONS
and see this OhmulEeo uatAHo, Okmul.
SEQ, Okla Phone 1907
EXCEPTIONAL good grocery stock fol
sale In q good location near Oklahoma
city Reason for selling, help gone Il
wHr Hos A.ilb, oars Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
DRUG STORE for sale Invoice s. OOO
Paying tl2 400 10 fii 600 per year Rent
5000 Terms $4,000 cash and 81 900 on
time ks, Times
GROCERY AND MARKET FOR SALE
owner drafted and must sell nj once
one Of tho best little grocery busnesses
IN city; good location, cheap rent The
stock and fixtures will invoice about
!, 800 on This Ia an excellent opportun-
ty for some wlde-hwhke man. No In
formation sEGES Seg R'SF q sSgsR sSGnS
2oS colcord Walnut 1897
HOTELS and roomlng houses for sale
Tomln a. Hoffman. Hotel Brokers.
22lis n broadway Maple 1923.
FOR SALE-i2 room roomlng house.
ronsonablei a lease on building wal
nut 1926.
FOR SALE 25.room hotel thoroughly
modern, clearing 5000 a month; buy
direct from owner and save commission
1880, some terms Hs3, care okla
homnn
For SALE bakery aud grocery To-
gcthcr or separate. 100 N Harvey
ACTIVE man, with clerical and mBnag-
Ing ability, able TO put up 81 800, TO join
me In manufacturing business; good in
come starting Immediately H-sl, care
Oklshoman.
PARTY with 81 900 desiring Investment
and opportunity Of personal success
Write 33l, Oklnhoman
FOR SALE Stock ot groceries. ment
market See Ross Crandall, or phone
Walnut 6l99 or Walnut 9lt
MUST sell at once, cleaning aud pressing
business, fully equipped Reason for
selling / am drafted by May Phone
for appointment Walnut 1852
FOR SALE Broadway Cafe 32D N
Broadway. must devote my whole time
10 my cafeteria. Bert Yale
CONCERN doing $50 600 business annu-
ally desires young man beyond draft
nRe energetic, with executive experience.
thorough accountant, for treasurer Sal
nry $50 month to begin II connection ls
mutually satisfactory, sufficient Invest
ment 60 guarantee active interest expect
ed Give iull information IN letter Ad-
dresH W-l0e. care Oklahoman
lS-ROOM residential roomlng house. close
in: rent f4O price furnishings 1880;
terms WIN be sold al once leaving city
Walnut 1919
5l-ROOM modern. all outside rooms very
reasonable rent clearing $3.50 month
price f7250. terms Ask Nj Pope, Wal
NUT l3Ag 220 Baltimore Bldg
FOR SALE-Sfyeral room.ng houses,
also 90 lots, reasonable price and sew
eral nice little homes why pay rent7
Sec me for what you need List me your
rental property Ivy Loan Company ll9h
y BSs89S4l' "a
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LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY

We Will make y0u loan which IL
automatically repaid lH case n your
death
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b.Room Bungalow, $l.2bO

Thls b'room bunpAlOw 70 on I lots Z
blocks from street cari good location
fixed up for chlokentl its q snApi must
sell ihl, week
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

ron SALE 1911 Ford roadster In per
rl condition, tltb N taken 40 once
paI W tih Walnut 6i1a
ron SALE nhhey motorcycle cal
1919 N L0s Hl
FRANKLIN touring car, Series new
tires. now paint. new battery ronI
hH EHln Ht $500
overland 1915 model, Continental Red
Seal m0inf newly painted.
hiudrhakrr 1915 model
These ears Hft ln excellent mochanI0a.
condition
UOOkk. FRANKLIN GO
Walnut 200 10 w Main
OoOb dividend naylnr stock Homo
company 60 trade Tor car up 10 u 900
Walnut bll Humphrey
10 TRADE Tor scvcn.paHsongor car
must bo In good condition, casing head
gasoline stock nay cash difference Call
Walnut bbi1.J after q . M
FOR SALE A closed body for f1rd
suitable iur cleaning ana pressing or
hunlw delivery car 90 " gud Ma.
pie 9nli
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n UOOMN and bath rooms. newly fur.
ulsh.d Hni always mll Iu last oil lown
ItIrn $500 Address. llDH l5i DilWorlh
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North Dokota.
Arkansas
Oregon.

EAST TEXAS LARDs-improved unlfn-
proved, investments and homes schools,
churches roads. good water; II You wish
to buy and mean business. writ6. A. q.
Edens Nacogdoehes, Texas
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cAsH REGISrERs ToR sALE.

~
tul, SALE National cash register. No.
1850, new n D. Johnson, kaw city,
Okln
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NOTICES
WE PAY CASH
FOR DIAMONDS
Address B 800, Times

WILL sell several trunks OF clothing
\ held here for rent. about May rs un.
less called and paid for hy owners he
Hotel
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Ross E. Thomas & Sons Co.


HVF.lV 'AnPpoll Dlut.
40 AchtA timber pasture land, " psv
acre cash, no improvements, no fsssf-
yallonsi three miles north from Psnola,
ranch land three mliss south WllbuFton.
Okla, h per acre oAsh, title good no
reservations 500 acres, four miles east
Antlers, Okla. timber pasture land; no
improvements no rsssrystionsi " per
acre cash J. -, Wade, Shawnee, Okla.
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TRACT

Nice tract Of land, fine improvements,
north Of capitol, Win tSs. n home 10
Oklahoma city Walnut ii1b
MY 10 N 100 ACRES, wanted Tor
NM WW cash, must be somo good
alfalfa land, 20 10 100 miles
from Oklahoma Cityi naar a little tuwn
hee Hafrsll. Farm Dept,
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pRug stock building and residence for
sale Splendid opportunity q ", care
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u r. KERRY
ioi Hcrskowitz Bldg

FOR SALOONS 1917 model n Hupmo.
hIle. now tires with extra tire, Bosch
magnetic and bumper Tor 5000 Would
consider Ford Hs part payment Walter
N NmILh. RnnaeNeIt. OMa
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For SALE- -Thresnlng outfit, ib-hp. en-.
Rino. GOOD repAir With new flues, new
Crates, new steam valves cylinder re-
built. separator complete with feeder and
wind stack Address G A. Cathsy.
l.adOnia Texas