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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
SILAGE STEERS
At TOP PRICE
They Bring $ll75 In Cattle
Market Today
wEpnrspAYs RreslPrs.

l-CNTTlI The raiio msfkot toalz-
flhd tIlIu UH top tnTiy nu moal and
ailIuo ird HrrrH THIS 10 tho highest
No Dur paid hlr fr thH Ulhss NJ
beet llu|.hrr uui fuu rtNtdy ~ strnug
iulHi. c,rnthIus Hoiur to packers fut
IHr Wrrh .H. hIBhrr The HtoCkor ed
NUuuu WuH blHp thli much or more
Closing ouo,nuons
TTI..# ~ tHu Yaftnua SHADES u cattle afs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

To TRADE-With owner pair hest To-
Gated lots and cHr Tor home pay dif.
ference. between Hudson and stiles and
S'h and llth Cali MAn's i72.
FOR TRAD. Hotel I'm town Of 900. On
miles from Oklahoma city no inCum
hrnurr Tor residence or ncrv trnCi For
particulars address S-l)a, CStc Okla
hOWnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Fine Acreage With Modcrn
lnnpToygmgmGc

Twsny.,us u.e WIN hr improvements 6,oam lol small Do aol
about mC sc,cs In alfalfa one fourth milo north sp n ON ~ nno nn
10 VIII 'n h'
acres, good n $500"
and fru un of
unu rtctrr i'.'
unurro,r, the mruI0
above posrc, close ro graded md Ne, s,n@
e. B. CockrGTI
us American National l1ns nhg Phone Nt' .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
KANSAS CITY

KANsAR cry. Fob 27 CASH CORN,
STEADY. No mixed tl12uipo. No .
whliS " O0n2 o., No. 2 yellow 1880
20. OATS Unchanged No. whit.
We No mixed S1nc RYE 81 a0g9lO
kAFllt and MILO MAIZE l319U1Sb.
KANSAS CITY. Feb a. BUTTER
AND POULTRY Unchanged EGOs,
elrsis. Sbhc POTATOES. Steady 81 IS
az 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
LEGALS
Every Tax. Payer
Has Until April LIST, 1918, to File
State Imcome Tax Report

Section Chapter onhOmg 1915 provides
follows
on before the first day
income under
Auditor year cudns s
last preceding blanks
nshsd practical
the time OK making the federal income
The government having granted extension O
federal
Of okIohona penalties
1918 will attach the making by April
Oklahoma a o to@
I@OOo
from oklahoma pp"us' for the calendar 7 should
o
Protect Your Property
making return, to makc report pay
your property
furnished application
+ r HOWARD
Audro, oklahoma city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
n UIRSCH COMPANY,
ON Operators and Rruhers.
iOj-6 GrAiu Exchange Bldg,
oklahoma city


Phone NJ Sci
WANTEp-Tu huv Rig Seven Lead aud
Zinc stock: whnt have you? Address
P-50l, care Tipes
I'OR SALE 100 shares OF Oklnhome-
Salt Co. stoct 81 \per share Phone
Maple 22t or Walnut 1J55-J, or address
S-l6O, Times
PROVEN ZINC LEASE-A good lease
adjoining Lead Boy, shaft In ore; viii
sell reasonably or put into good COM
pany for some cash and stock. 3i2 on
Exchange Bldg. Walnut ll2B
Assurance Oil and Refining
100 shares At soc for immediate sale.
Rob Perman 200 Majestic Walnut 1926
WILL buy few shares Of Gladstone on
q Refining II priced right B-bOI. Ok
lahomAn
[ HAVE 700 Treasurer STATE, 500 Glen
rose and son on state Petroleum Make
me hid Bm LongfoiloW stocks
bought and sold i0G Coltord building, Ok
hhoma city Phone Walnut 1877.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE, by owner 6-room modern
bungalow basement furnace; garage:
chicken yard and coOps; fruit trees and
grape arbor; block from Classen car
line; price S3,loO; 5000 cash will ham
die 1895 W. l2th Phone Walnut 2ibg
MODERN two-stnry b-roOn a1I bnsr.
mcnt, very artistic and well built, To-
Catgd corner Slh and Douglas. property
worth $4,000: viii sell IL on very easy
tcJ nns or trade II for larger home; va
cant residence lots or farm may consid.
er good oil stock See owner, 1918 State
National Bank Bldg
fOR SNLr.-Rv owner, Groom bungalow
with barn Phone Walnut 1929.
For SALE -Four room house, cinsr I'm.
good nclghhorhood; 81 500 half cash
Phone Walnut 2Bt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

WANTED An clght-r0om modern house
with two fun lots Tor t22' cash, bal
nu,u S. per month can evenings after
400 p DO, Walnut ilSl-J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

Fiscal Agents,
la9- -tSt Uas 4 Ei.rtrtr Blds., Denver, Col
Liberty Bonds Accepted nj rar.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-27

Sis persons i1 invest $500 10
$1,000 ground lOud proven u.uufc,
richest parf 81 Han. nelt shafl 200 oro.
Jif on Exchange Bldg Phone Wal llaI,
bklHhufuu CIV
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

3219-Clinton u. Wence. Centerb,,rg
1920 lester A. Proper. rrederickt'n
3221-Chas. Henwood. Gambler
S222-Clayton w. withrow. r'red'ktn
3223-S. Nc. Morrison, Frederick n
3224-Lee Winland. Mt. Vernon
3225- Coleman f. Ridenour, Bellville
3226-Vinal s. Owen. Centerburg
3227-Wm. A. Alderman. Mt. Vernon
322S-Oliver s. Poulton. Mt. Vernon
3229-Chas. c. Gaines. Democracy
3z3O--JacOb y. Carpenter. Howard
3231-Carl +. Dunmire, Mt. Vernon
3232-James Il. Matthews. Gambler
3233-Geo. w. Reed, Danville
1924 Chas. Perkins. Mt. Vernon
3235-Chas. BeckhOlt. Mt. Vernon
1896 John A. Shoemaker, Gambler
3331--Bert T.. Watson, F'redericktown
323s Amandns NJ. Johnson, Cent'rbg
3239 Bnrleigh w. Dill, Mt. Vernon
3240-llarry s. Gaines, Danville
S24 Aureio I.ucci, Mt, Vernon
3242 Th0s A. Rails. Mt. Vernon
32i3-,Iasper +. Walker Gambler
3244 -Wm. ~. Taylor, Howard ~
3245-James +. Shultz. Mt. Vernon.
324G-- Cleve Baker, Fredericktown
3247--Aquilla u. Huff. Bladensburg
324S-- Francis l.. Beach, Howard
3240-Rene II. Arck, Mt. Vernon
3250-LOyd Il. I.iEsOn, Mt. Vernon
325l S. Burt Berry. Mt. Vernon
3252-Byron u. Black. Brinkhaven
! 3253-K enneth w. Payne, Mt Vernon
3254- Robert H. lIasson. CenterDnrs
1858 John Il. Snyder, Mt. Liberty
"25G-C Chas. Il. Bruce. Fredericklown
3257-Chas. w. Burton, Mt. Vernon
325S- Clarence G. Fuwcett. Mt " /.
| 325o-Wm. Z. Edwards. Fredcrickt'n
1850 Vernon Penn. Mt. Vernon
32Gl-ClintOn G. Dowdell, Mt. Vernon
1862 Lewis Geiger, Mt. Vernon
32G3-John C. Reed. Butler
32Gl-Chas. q. Hin. Mt Vernon
| willard b. Black, Danvillc
32GG--lIlmer A. Hail, Mt. Vernon
32G7-GeO. r.. Stringfell0w. Mt. V.
326S-Mauricc A. Grubb. Butler
3269-Arnold Knopfel Mt Vernon
3270--GeO.s w. Young, Mt. Vernon
I 327l-Hnrry p Babbs, Mt Vernon
3272-Wm. S. Deeley, Mt. Vernon
3273-Clarence ID. Auskings, Mt. V.
3274-Joseph Borden, FredericktOwr
/ 3275-Wm. II. Clark. Mt Vernon
1916 Perley A. Twlnem, Mt. Vernon
3277-Ned w. Tiger, Mt. Vernon
327S-Chas. A. Lauderbaugh, Mt. V.
3279-lIarry $. Phillips, Centerburg
32S0-Geo. A William. Frcderickt'n
32Sl-Gee. l.. Underwood Bladensb's e
32S2-.!Os. S. Durbin. Mt. Vernon
1888 Albert +. Mapes. MI. Vernon
32Si--ThOs. II. Barritt, Mt. Vernon
32S5-Chancy It, Kirby. Frederickt'n
32S6-lIomer l,ullier FredcricktOwn
32S7-Robert +. Iinucet. Mt. Vernon
32S8-JOhn w. Ryan, Mt. Vernon
32S9--Earl lIaycs, Mt. Vernon
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

| 3i4S--David l.. Cline, Mt Vernon
3i49--Chris L. Dudgeon. Gambler
| 315O-Andrew J. Workman. Danville
3i5l--Frank T.. Withgott Mt. Vernon
3152-Howard V. Martin. Mt Vernon
3l53 Chas. A. Hoffman. Mt. Vernon
3l54-7Aden Y. Fogle. Mt. Vernon
3l55-C. Barker Taylor Frederick n
3156-Teal McManis. Butler
3l51-David T.. Welker. Mt. Vernon
3l5S-IIalbut NJ. lIggleston. Mt. V.
3159-Geo. w. Hitler, Greer
31C0-Frank +. Jacobs. Mt. Vernon
31GI-Benj. +. Cochran, Fredericktn
3i62-Edw. J. Walton. Mt. Vernon
9 3lG3-Alva j. Harris. Bladensburg
1864 Walter NJ. Jewell. Centerburg
3i65-Jacob Childers. Danville
3i66-Ray p. Morey, Mt. Vernon
3iG7 WIN. Belts. Buckeye City
3i68 -Lemuel w. Ross. Gambler
81 3l69-.James A. Long, Mt Vernon
3l70-L. G. Mitchell Centerburg
Donald ~ Cole. Mt. Vernon
3l12-Iames r. Edman. Mt. Vernon
3l73 Donald NJ. Pipes, Mt. Vernon
3l74-Clarcnce IIinken, Mt. Vernon
3l7j Roy t.. Iiarney, Mt. Vernon
3i7G Chas w. Colgin. Nj. Vernon
3i77-Clarence Il. Nolin, Mt. Vernon
3l7S Eugene P. Andreas. Nj. Vernon
3i79 Carral L.. Benoy. Mt. Vernon
1880 Carl L.. Gardner. Howard
3lSl-AlOnzo T.. Murray. Mt Vernon
3lS2-Arthur G.. Bell, Mt. Vernon
3lS3-Wm. Julius Makos, Mt Vernon
3iS4-.Iames j. Taylor, MI. Vernon
3i85-Thos. A. IIackley, Mt. Vernon
3l8G-Walter u. George, Mt Vernon
3lS7-Paul y. O'Itourke, Mt. Vernon
1888 Arthur r. Sherman. Mt. V.
/ 3iS9 John W. Brawner Mt. Vernon
3l90-Arley j. McVay. Mt. Vernon
3l0l-E. V. llagans, Mt. Vernon
1892 Philip +. Harding. Bladensburs
3i93----Paul G. Grover, Mt. Vernon
3i94 Herbert ID. Barnes Danville
3l05-paul A. Baker. Howard
1886 Halle Butcher, Mt. Vernon
3l97 Chas. i. Mercer. Martinsburg
3l9S-Arthur Kramer, Centerburg
3l99JOhn A. Stofer. FredericktOwn
320O-Ilarry j. lIildreth. Mt. Vernon
320l-Jesse ID. Peterson, Mt Vernon
3202-Ilcnry T.. IIill, Mt. Vernon
3203-Geo. l.. Farmer. Mt Vernon
32O4-RObert Il. Reyes Fredericht'n
"205-Lewis Bale, Frederickt0wn
320G-E. H. l.escalleet, Martinsbure
32O7--Walter u. Starr, Nj. Vernon
320S-IInrry " Palmer, Centerburh
3209-IIoward II. Hays, Mt Vernon
1910 Emile Henry, Mt. Vernon
32i1-.IOs. f. Smithhisler. Danville
ElwOOd II. Corder, Mt Vernon
32i3-lRa T.. RhOnds, Mt. Vernon
32i4-Daniel II. G.. Ileal. Ankenytown
32lj--Carl l.. VanVOOrhis. Martinsb'g
| 32lG-D. Francis Mann. Centerburg
32i7--Albert w. Porter, Mt. Vernon
32lS Watson r. pickard, MI Vernon
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05
When Ohio's Yearly Liquor Bill Of $110, 900
diverted production purchase things benefit
and help humanity everybody will be better Off

BUSHELS OF GRAIN an
nually, making the cost of liv-
ing higher and literally taking
food out of the mouths of men.
women and children.
The liquor industry is the
industry that insists on doing
these things DETRIMEN-
tai TO AMERICA while
our boys "over there" are
GIVING THEIR LIVES.
The liquor industry is the in
dustry that backed the GER
MAN AMERICAN ALI
ANCE financially until the u.
S. entered the war; and it is
the industry that then put its
own man-wrecking SELFISH
INTERESTS AHEAD of
Americas winning Of the war.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05
SEPT. Z REG|STRANTS

s0sI--James A. Dial. Gambler
(. 36S2 Owen T.. Dunlap. Brinkhnven
30S3 Frank w. lieaton, Greer
30S4-Thos. Edw. Bell. Mt. Vernon
30S5 Joshua Clark Hyde. Mt Vernon
1886 Clarence G.. Ready. Centerburg
S0S7---Clyde y. Wise. Columbus
S0SS-Robert II. McElroy. Mt Vernon
30S9-IIarry A. Cochran. Mt. Vernon
5000 Delbert o. liutchens. Mt. V.
S091--Virgil s. Wolfe. Bladensburg
3092--I.awrence d. IInnger, Nj. V.
3093 Wm. II. Newell. Mt. Vernon
1904 G. Earl Bishop Mt. Vernon
1896 Lou Beach, Howard
3096 Clyde T.. irwin. FredericktOwn
3097 George u. Coss. Mt. Vernon
3O98 Evan %. Conkling. MI. Vernon
3099 Edw. H. GOOdman. Mt. Vernon
300 Arthur G. Lifer. Howard
3l01-Geo. W. Sweet, Mt Vernon
3l62 B. Is. Ferenbngh. Buckeye City
3103 John 10y, MI. Vernon
3104 Harvey A. Hanna, Mt. Vernon
3i05-iarkin T. Williamson. Mt. V.
3I0S John H. Siinemetz. Mt. Vernon
3l07 Leo A. I.onzo. Mt. Vernon
3l0S Harry ID. lIoOkway, Mt Vernon
3f09- Gordon G. Wolf. Mt Vernon
3110 Floyd u. Chambers. Mt V.
3l1f Oscar +. Cooper, Nj. Vernon
3112 John u. Smith, Buckeye City
Sil3--Frank o. Hall. Mt. Vernon
3ii4 Harvey l.. Syler. AnkenytOwn
3Il5-Wm. Kiigore. Nj. Vernon
3116 Clarence Harris. Butler
3117-Iohn G. Burris, Mt. Vernon
BIS VIM. r. Wright, MI. Vernon
31i9 Otis X Marshall, Mt. Vernon
3120-lIarry G. Winder Mt. Vernon
1891 John C.. Newman, Mt. Vernon
3l22 Ray ID. Mendenhall, MI. Vernon
3132 Warner Davis. Bangs
1924 John Lcvingston. Mt. Vernon
3125--L. II. Rawlinson, MI. Vernon
3i26--W. ID. Zimmerman, Dladensb'g Z
1927 Rober, u. Chew, Fredericktown
1928 Detroit Grubaugh, Centerbmrg
3l20--iIarley l.. pigmOn, Mt. Vernon
3l"0- -Leander I'reece. Mt. Vernon
3l3I--Andrew q. Nitschke, MI. V.
3l32 WIN. r.. KinkeI. Democracy
3l33 Wm. H. Parker, Mt. Vernon
3l3i David G.. Tucker. Mt. Liberty
3l35 Arthur G. Thompson. Mt V.
3l36- SolOn H. Ackley, Martinsburg
3131- Raymond G.. Dnrbin, Danville
3i3S---Lawrenc T.. Alexander, MI. V.
3l39 bert WalpOle, Nj. Vernon
3140 Harry Esty Brown, fredcr'kt'n
314I-IlOward q. Fry, Howard
3I42 Zenn T.. Taylor. Mt. Vernon
3143.-I. G.. ScOlcs, FredericktOwn
3l<4 Ralph NJ. Oliver. Centerburg
3l45--I:dw. II. Peters. Mt. Vernon
t46--Elmer J.. Berger. MI Vernon
3147---Carl VIM. Peter Fettig, Mt. v.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

There is every good reason
to abolish the liquor traffic and
no good reason to continue it.
THE SALOON BENEFITS
NO OTHER INDUSTRY OR
BUSINESS EXCEPT THE
SALOON BUSINESS.
The liquor traf6c's taxes do
not meet the public expense it
creates, and the people gener-
ally have to pay the shortage.
No amount of money could
compensate for the crime, mis-
cry, and poverty that liquor
causes among men, women and
children.
Government figures show
the LIQUOR INDUSTRY
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

we'll and feel fine in the morning and
able to do my work. l gladly recon-
mend Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound to make weak nerves
strong. = Mrs. ALBERa SULTZE, 603
Olmstead St., Winona, MINI.
How often do we hear the expression
among women, Il am 30 nervous, can
not sleep" or cit seems as though
should fly" Such women should profit
BY Mrs. Sultze's experience and give
this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, trial.
For forty years it has been overcom-
Ing such serious conditions as displace-
ments, inflammation, liberation, irreg-
ulsrities, periodic pains, back ache, diz.
illness, and nervous prostration of
women, and Is now considered the STAN
dard remedy for such ailments.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

$500 Mark Durbin. Buckeye City
529i--I.loyd Bailey. Fredericktown
S.s2-rred Garfield Tier, Gambler
s293- Dewey y. Feazel Johnstown
5z94--Iloyd w. lIoar. Mt. Vernon
a295--P Perry f.. Lennoy. NJ. Vernon
'9296 Jay w. Crawford, Frcderick!'n
Ss97-'Josenh Hancock, Mt. Vernon
S29S--Fred u. Coolsey. Utica
$500 Levi r. Wharton. Oberln
330o-Gaylord Fulton, Bellville
S30l- +. NJ. Mowery. Brinkhaycn
1900 r. larry l.. Brown Mt. Vernon
33O3-Wm. iIeadington, Mt. Vernon
33O4 Frank l.. Tydings. Mt Vernon
@30J-Thos. w. Beck. MI. Vernon
1906 A. Ray Cramer. Mt. Liberty
3301-Wm A. Hyatt. Drinknaven
330S--James C. Hall. Danvillc
3309 Clarke !. I.oos, Centerbnrg
33l0 Clifford Horton. Gambler
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

PAYS LABOR ONLY 7.6
PER CENT OF the value OF the
product, as compared with the
average 22.6 per cent for labor
in the ID largest industries OF
the United States.
The liquor industry EN-
PLOYS ONLY 81 WAGE
FARMERS for every $1,000
600 OF capital invested. COM
pared with the AVERAGE OF
SOC in the IA largest industries
of the u. S.
The liquor industry con-
sumes HUGE QUANTITIES
OF COAL to produce more
misery and woe, while people
are freezing.
The liquor in dus stry
WASTES MILLIONS OF
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

81 .DHu i COulu HUI
rest a t nigh h t.
would lie awake.and
get so nervous /
would have to get
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. 1 read about
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vege table Com
pound and thought
l would try it. My
nervousness soon
"a
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05
W0MAN'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Winona, MINI. &c suffered for more
than year from nervousness, and wss
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1918-11-05

, Continued on Page sevsn)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

WANTED Porter with drug storo tNpo-
rioucc Appy i}3 N Robinson
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References

Every ono OF our stockholders
Como to our office and see our
original testimonials
VIM, Courtney, Edmond, Okla, re-
ccivod 30 percent profit first six days.
4. u Mckee Of Edmond, received
DO percent profit first nine days
j. o. Mccain. OF Edmond. received
70 percent profit first ten days
Waldo Grocery Co. Of III Reno. 70.
celvcd i5 percent profit first two days.
Smith 4 Mohler, Bankers At Moore,
received 40 percent profit first three
days.
j. r. McCamey, OF welston, re.
celyed II percent profit first four days.
Il H. Cunningham, OF Wellston, re-
celved n percent profit first four days.
r J. Hnchey. Of Chandler. received
80 percent profit first two days.
a. e. Egbert, OF Chandler. received
O5 percent profit first two days
Albert Spccht OF Piedmont. received
over Sj percent profit first days.
There arc plenty more at homo like
thcso.
We want sales manager for each
county.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

NNNTlD.rrpp uu sNnr,f. ur fpr wages
hN responsible fNmcr, will exchange
''.'f.l..H. ON IIlcd mIu ClNrlcs Hen.
SOM ''.N W N'h oklahoma CITY.
JAr'Nlsl cook Wishes a position In an
'N.' Tent home. finest cooking and ION.
~ WORKS un'Nu"'lcd Address G-l', care
ONghow'u
JOB WORK of amy kind. powug and
humW''g. hauling heavy or light 40
l'''omh.r price. rhouo Maple qse.J
.lIRSI.DLAsS BppkEEErER aud guol
Nut' wants position I'm city Good
'Nn.nlon and thrre years experience
'..A care Oh'Hhownu
tuMNINATlDN UODkKFIWsu ruH
''rnurruNnr wants position can use
N. .lAlhonr ur steuogaphN Els. unru
0kNhomou
STENpGRArUHR. not subject ,o dnr
wants position W city can yOmwrr,.
work ON .u'h Also ls upu1 nuuNNrru,r
Experienced N.Ga. care OlOpnUmn
WANTED Position M salesman u b..
Office Good writer Address 800 D.
Mnlu Edmond. okla
MAN EXPERIENCED ns salesman oul
In clerical work having good tuaiuu
wants tn change. would ru ont OFF tN.
rlb. not In the DRAFT G.al. pur DNH
humNu
COMPETENT bankForpcr ana general
o'llre man, With 10 yrnra practical
experience throughout office Uupr tur
engagement With some rmi4IIe ron.
ctn. married with utle family snI
| would appreciate opportunity where e'
iINury aud ntteuuvrrr~ me ppur,gi.
IAIeL N-bL oate oklehoplaA .--....
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After the Holidays

Many girls employed temporarily
Tor tho rush sCnsou hayo ALREADY, or
soon will be- laid of. These tenn
nurnry positions mean In almost
every case, unusually bard work with
nothing In prospect but lay OF
when tho rush ls over,
Why not consider employment with
the Southwestern Hell Telephone
company I'm business that offers
permanent positions with many OPP
pOrtuultlos for Advancement II has
mnny positions That competent and
ambitious girl can work up TO In
short time. and that pay good snlar-
ios. II furnishes comfortable,
healthy well-huNtod, and well.ven-
tllatcd place 10 work. II also has n
well furnished rest room for us em-
ploy"s, nnd maintains lts own res
tnurnnt whore the best Of food Is
served nt cost
Think II over, and come 10 ENe
Mrs. nm, Room 2Os, Telephone
building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FREDERICKSON KROH
nIANO RARHAINS-
PIANO TUNING $1.75

Zwirtz Maple 1884
FOR SALE, cheap Tor cash. good
Schnffor piano pr Peck, l32h West
Main St Phone Wal, 967 between .
a. m and p m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

WANTED Experienced Fcrogrnpher nj
oucr. Apply TO County Judge, Sulphur,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED ny business firms and bank
ers to begin WORN soon. stcnographers,
boOkkCcpcrp typsts. multigrApherh,
cOmptumotrist nnd salesman, salary $50
to 500 per month; now is the tImo to
loarn' 10 postpone preparation means
handing tho position to someone else
better write Tor large, FREQ catRlog to-
day CnPltnl city Ruslnen COLLEGE
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The Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co.


WANTED pmlng room grl: prefer one
10 work for her husbands room and
board at llC West Reno. Mrs. Emit
Sal lESlADH II YOU are not making
$40 90 10 1910 per day, come 10 see ma
oklahoma Trust Ccmpapy., 5OS-IO In
snrouce Bldg, Maple 80, S+iohomA City,
okla.
WHITE gIrl or woman wanted FOR GIN
cral hohscwork. no laundry. IN fam
llv, snlary 81 OF t6 references required
tall Wal 1883, or 7io w. 20th
WANTED Experienced white girl for
general housovork; In family 6l5 W
lhlh Phone Wal 1852
WANTED Experienced white giri for
cooking and general homework. no
washing small family, best wages. 1917
" Dewey W. 35lG
Girl wanted Mt once 10 take charge OF
'ior" AMY l23 \ Robinson
WANTED Young hdy to do clerical
work; one who Cnu use typewriter pre-
i"'cd Rurlcr Bros is " Grand
Young business man, just located IN
oklahoma CITY, very sad Rud lonely
would like TO make acquaintance oi 10.
iln'd young lady; prctcr To meet one
Who has recently experienced some ROr-
ioW or disappointment iu he thus Rp-
lryuniIng mutual sympathy nnd friend
shin Address y. l., r'ro ON1homnn
WANTED. once. experienced wuit.
ross ut keystone hotel, IIoldonvllle.
Okla
WANTED Lady, go To A.. who wants
employment Ui general houseWork nnd
| permanent u'0Dn for q home Furnished
cottage to i've in A r. care OkIuho.
! WANTED llmspNcopcr who wants Il
.
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TWO a. sspsriencsd broom makers.
..Apply - J. A. jackson, Woodward,
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

THOMAS COOK. painter and decorator,
hardwood floor fnisher. work by day
or contract Wal 5Qi7
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An wsss day classified advertisins runs
N both papers at ono price. Su7dry
Oa1aAcTnan, one Issue. same rate as the
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MNNuEb man wants permanent place
ON 0'm U,lor share crop, handle all
hn'e N machinery have no children
Address \ s. Smith Blackwell, okla
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FANTED--Young man stcu1pupN.r for
real estate office: good chance for pd
vrncement. l-60, care Okulumnn
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Wal $50 j.
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MALE HELP WANTED


WANTID-You man between the age
~ y ma O. TOR assistant clerk AppN
assistant managers desk, Lee kline
Hotel
BOYS WANTEp-Chance for advance
mcnt. good wages Western luIuu
Telegraph COMPANY
hERsENGERS n years 0r over with
whecls Permanent positions Good
pay with chance 90 learn tclegraphy
Western Union Telegraph GO.
WANTED Experienced shoe msn rt
reasonable salary The Famous llJ
West Grand avenue
1iEST gic moals In town. Tho Hrondwny
320 North Broadway
WANTED M1chiuists. first class lHtho
h0sds with rcpair Or contract shop *
pcri,nce lrest Machine Works Co. 300
East Gfpud
WANrEp. Porter with drug storo tTpo-
rence Auply i}3 N HohInSou