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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
Norton-NcCulIy Marriage.

Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. Ro-
land l.. Norton. who recently To-
eated In Asoiin and Is one Of the
gentlemen identified with the Pas
time theatre. and Miss 0rpha IL
Mccnlly, Of Nezperee, were united
IN marriage by Rev. N. $. Lowry.
The ceremony was performed at
the home Of Mr.. Norton 's business
associate, Mr.. Reed. The couple
win make their residence in Aso-
tin, and Asotin people viii gladly
extent kindeSt congratulations
and viii wish for them every pos
sible happiness Asofin Sentinel.
The bride Is a daughter Of Alr.
and Mrs, J. B. McCnlly, of this
city. and the groom is a brother
Of q. n. Norton, manager Of the
Artic theatrc here and formerly
engaged with him IN It's operation
The happy pair have many friends
in this section whom The Herald
joins III wishing them a long and
happy married lie.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17

q uniform system Of aecounfine
70 be installed in every county II
the state. The meeting is looked
upon by the governor and other
state officials as one OF the most
important that has been called IN
this state.
For years there has been a in
sistanf demand for a closer
relationship between the state and
the counties IN the handling 0f
public funds. A uniform system
Of accounting II was felt offered
tins solution. The last legislature
made the adoption of such a sys-
tenn possible BY enacfing the ne
eessary legislation.
State Auditor Van Deusen, since
his inauguration has been working
on a uniform system Of bookkeep-
ing and has one perfected. lie viii
lay his plans before the state con-
vention Of state auditors and they
viii be discussed in detail Other
state officials, especially the gov
ernor, attorney general, secretary
Of state and state auditor who
form the state board Of examiners
will participate.
Plans will be made later for the
entertainment Of the state audi
tors while they are in the city.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
New w. o. w. Officers.

The following officers Of Nez.
perce Camp No. AS, Woodmcn Of
the World, were installed on the
9th instant;
r. c. G., Floyd 5. Rowe; G. G.,
-. w. Akin; A. H., +. n. Young
Banker, Jos. NJ. Mitchell; Clerk,
f. L. Schnell; Escort, Leslie A,
Basket; Watchman, Alva McIsa.
nahan: Sentry, j. ID. McCown
Manager, Lloyd Stevens; Plysi.
cian. ]. n. Qisl.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
0dd FeIlowg Install 0fficers.

AZ Saturday night 5 meeting Of
the /. O. o. +. lodge the following
officers were Installed for the en-
suing tcrm:
Sanford Stapleton, y. G., VIM.
Hcnke. v. G.. L. ,. Rowe, Treasur-
er, ". r. Emerson. Recording Sec
relary; 4. 4. Schnell. Financial
Secretary. The appoinfive ofiic-
ers we're G. p. Price, r. s. n.
G. A. j. Sweeney, Il. $. n. G.: +.
A. Brownneld, Warden; Harry
Smith, Conductor, q. II Ellis,
Chaplain. Hans EgRers, X. $. 5. /;
Chan. Wallace, L. s. s.; p. II.
Harding, O. q. A. Farmer, /. G. .
After the installation the Of
licers and members were the
guests Of l.. J Rowe and VIM. r
Hcnke ai a sumpfuous banquet
served n the Nesler 4 Farmer
Cafe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17

Nesler & Farmer have secured
the signature Of about IS who win
be members of the new social club
they are starting at their billiard
parlor. Each member viii be Civ
en- a key and as soon as they are
received the club will be organ
lied with the election of officers
and a big banquet win be served
on the opening night.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
M 50 NAMES ONLY
TWO CHANGES.
Local Draft Classifications Ap-
proved BY District Board.
SO for Physical Exams
Saturday.

Returns were received by the local
military draft board Tuesday on 81 Of
the Lewis county questionaires submit
ted to the district board and ia this
number only two changes in the orig
inal classification Of the local board
were made. Manrey f. Moser was
changed from class four TO class 6
and Geo. F. Presnali from class ! to 3
Aside from the point Of unaniniity Of
agreement by the district board with
the Lewis county board en- the classi-
fication OF the men, the feature cmpha
sized By these returns is that consider
alton is not given to claims for deferred
place in classification on account Of
farming or other lines Of labor in which
claimant may be engaged. The exi-
dence is clear thar the local board is
handling this work not only with I'M
biased fairness to All, but is correctly
interpreting the complicated rules pre-
serihed by the draft law.
Physical Exnuinaffons Saturday.
With these returns from the district
board, the next step in preparing the
men for army service is the physical
examinations. This work win be taken
up By the board at the Fraternal Han
in Nexperce next Saturday, Jan. l9. at
which place and time the following Sc
men Of class have been summoned
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
County Auditors to Meet al Boise

County Auditor J. B. White viii
leave Monday for Boise, where he
viii attend a state convention Of
county auditors. The nature Of
this convention is set forth inlthe
following from the Boise Capital
News.
Governor Alexander has decid-
ed to call the auditors of The state
in convention nj Boise on Jan. "a.
25 and 26 for the purpose Of con
ferring with elective state office
ials who make up the state board
of examiners to discuss and adopt
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
BAsKETBALLrANs OPP
FOR OTHER FIELDS
Hezperce High Crack Team 70
IApwai, Lewiston and AsOtin
Winchester Here Sat
urday School News

Saturday night Of this week the
Nexperee second basket bali team
will play the Winchester town
team on our floor. The game AZ
Winchester between these two
teams was IA 70 is in favor Of
Nexperce. II you wish 70 see a
lively game, this il your chance.
Admission price viii be Is cents.
This Thursday morning. the
fiFMi basket ball team started on
Q trip. While they are away. they
will play f.apwaI, Lewiston and
As0sfn. We look for three straight
victories.
Mr.. Hardy will telephone to Afr.
Curtis the result Of each game
played GA the trip. Each victory
will be announced BY q long ring.
ing Of the school bell. Remember
the games. l4apwai on Thursday,
Lewiston on Friday. and Asosin
en Saturday.
Mr.. Martin, minister AZ the new
Community church, addressed the
pupils IN assembly an Wednesday.
AIr. Martin suggested ringing the
bell 70 celebrate each victory and
volunteered 60 do the job.
urangeville was defeated Fri
day night, 81 10 rs. A large crowd
saw she game. Thanks. Come
again Saturday night.
This has been q hard week on
Johnson folks. Dwight johnson
fell down stairs on Monday,
alightly injuring his coceyx bone,
and Dick johnson. our handsome
ianifor. met with a sad accident
ii the boiler room. As he opened
a door 10 the fire box, q flame of
carbon monoxide belched forth,
seized Dick By the eyebrows. de-
horned his whiskers and ate up a
quarter section Of his fine bushy
hair. Dick u complexion has been
ruined for the present. otherwise
be IL all @. n. Dicks middle
name II Efficiency, aud his good
cork Is appreciated by all except
Dwight, who thinks the stair-steps
werc too slick.
Afr. Bussnbarger, Of Spokane
University, on Tuesday gave
very interesting sketch Of an
z Experience" play that he saw IN
Boston. A number Of the pupils
pronounced il "the best thing
vet. "
The Lewis County High School
Teachers Association will hold
session at Winchester on the last
Saturday in January Prof Cur
tis will read a paper on "The
Teachers Social Obligation. "
The Armenians have the right |
Of way at the High School this
week. Miss McMonigle has charge
of the drive, and the pupils are
giving as literally as they can.
The first semester exams are
being held this week.
Miss McMonigle's service de-
partment submits the following |
recipes this week:
Puff Ball Doughnuts:
3 eggs, 1I5 sugar, 2 milk, |
pinch OF salt, ! { cinnamon, Atl
nutmeg.
sift 2 heaping baking powder
with 2 flour, then add just
enough more flour 20 make a stiff
batter that viii drop In the form
of dough from the end Of the |
spoon into kettle Of smoking hot
fit. The balls win turn over when |
they are ready 20 turn. /
Dumplings
2 G boiling water, salt. Stir in
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17

flour enough TO make a rather thin
batter When partly cool. beat in
two eggs. Cook as other dump
lings. They viii NOT fall.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17
How They Line Up.

IN The Thrift Stamp Drive IN
Lewis county, Ilo has a far lead
on all other communities, but IN.
terest Is awakening AL along the
line and the next report will no
doubt show several localities rum
ming neck and neck in the race.
The following report covers all
the sales reported to January II
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-17

| Central Ridge precinct:
Ira Coon M A. Rogers
E F. Goffinett T. A. Holmes
Russell precinct:
Frank Hansen Herman Albers
Roy Newlirk Fred Sweet
Geo. Certje Andrew F. Hazbk
E. H Waters
Afohler precinct.
o. l. Elliott C. J. McCollister
James Pardue T. A. Brannan
F. C. Hicks George Brakeman
r. l. Ralstin
Winchester precinct:
Harry Thompson Frank n. Han
Harry Kole IL. Magaw
W. B. KreibeI Kenneth Hin
J. G. Lynn Alfred Bjorklund
Frank Kium Claude Warren
A. L Jump n T. Hanger
Fletcher precinets
L J. Longefeig Peter Swanson
August c. Duuck George Treadwegl
Kamiah precinct.
AEn- Kubie 4. II. Henderson
n J. Drake E.v. Wilson
J. A. Mattoon L. f. Horning
T. u. Omans G. W kllenson
10. ]. Miller Hugh Mccallie
" A. Dissmore ". p Pearson
Mason precinct:
Thomas Stevens Bert Tefft
= ? Jones SonA = nA1'oa
george n svA'sAt
MORROW presAnet'
soAn 4. na0ahiaah - = 1eAn
len =. Eastman q ~ A1sAksn
= = homes
west Nezpefee p1ee'net.
oeo. thompson e =" "aatsfs
LAY omita FRANK roe
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70 appear
Felix Rainxille wm. G. Poole
Edward Pnett Leroy l. Gordon
Percy F. Price Carl E. johnson
Henry W. Newton Werner McPeak
Charley Brewer Arthur Horning
Archie Halverton Elmer Harris
Edward Bryant Arthur Long
Agm. Il. Booth wilfred Jewell
walter McFadden Jesse B. Kitchen
John S. Kelley wm. A. Hartwig
Roscoe c. Kipp Herbert l.. Booth
John p. cilbertz Albert Williams
Geo. q. Mulvania Wilson T. Herren
Floyd b. Joreens Alvin A. Caldwell
Daniel D. O,Keefe Omar A. Campbell
Clarence J. Brown Joseph J. Gregory
John K. Fuller Axicll Hays
Harlan Little Chas. II. Bryan
No authoritative information has yet
been received by the local board as so
the number Of men Lewis county Will
be required to furnish on the next call
or when that call viii be made. The
news reports indicate. however, that
the next muster win be around Fehru-
ary Is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
pnnIrRY and PITS


ROSE CONN RED setting 'rg' vltoH
strain. bred i0 l1y g. 90 ger settling
22C " lllh " @ MsIsfrr
HARDCAETLE's x O. RI REDS
Best In southwest. rEEH from choice
mRteL nons $500 per settling Mrs a.
v Hardoaslle Oklahoma Clty
| IWllF WINNING nuN Orpnrl0r ogFs
y O. 81 per setting e. No. lh0.UH
oklahoma ClH
BABY chicks Tor s1l, 500 each week
mlNvd chicks. large breeds Igho here
~ parcel post llhc George AniNunE.
reck. Kan
/ CARNEAuN Ulgeons lnr sale banded
pairs. pure bred good WurlHH s. ufI
pair " u mgIr Er'd OKLA
SOLID white hur.hRIrpd English IIf
male bulldog months. reasonable.
some dog, come and see him lUUi o.
slh
/. ron SALE Ten Hut u.ung'nn hons
from my breeding p.ua. excellent
breeders. 40 or part 0' s. each a.. H
Johnston korryinr T.y0a
FOR SALE on TRADE ono nmar
pointer blrddoH N months nA shot
months old 6ig vs. 3lst H.. ur phuH.
Walnut 51ll-J
CANAlY HlHps FOR sob nom Imported
stock. guaranteed singers 81 up
Mary Apporson, 129 W en- Maple
lqlA-R
WHITE Wlundottu eggs. extra fine
81 setting st. 100 Tgi " Hudson.
Walnut li21
.lW ZEALAND buck UhMf. splendid
stock 5N lHat 25th. Laurence add.
ton. oklahoma CIiy
RANGE RAISED Unrrcd Rock l0ug.d.s.
tlnCo layers Matching eggs No s.. 200.
no fJrtliiy and subsequent satisfaction
guaranteed. quality considered. these are
low priced McudOwhru0k Poultry Farm.
second house enst OF stop A. north Route
T. RrlttOn Okla
FOR SALE. Spiy dog NJ months old
Call % Wet ilh 80 phone
coon FERTILE eggs fur settling Barred
Plymouth RockR Ibu per If ig0 vs. I'm
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All Bottom, Only Sl2.b0O

Rave loined navy make quick cash
offer; b y n W quarter, section 81,
township ~ north, range II east. S.79,
OkahOman,
An In tho market for or i0.acre trhcti
state location siHo Of house and lm-
without cash down. B-3Sl, care Oklaho-
man
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SEEDS, PLA;Ts AND TREES

SUDAN. 2ahc. zoe per mo pounds. Pre-.
paid. h y Mast lIutrhison Kan
VRESTONs POTATO PLANTS Pep.
pors. eggplants s. 30. cabbage and 10.
m8toos. 81 30 per 1000 Catalogue Fred
Preston Orlando FIa
100000 REDFlELb RrNUTY tomato
plants. tho alI purpose tomato 81 80
I 6OO delivered. 500. ST. 2O0 o00 aIl season
cabbage plants So per 1000 delivered
500. il25 The grsham Plant Co.. Willis.
HTDwuH
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EARN AND AcRE raAcfe


ron sGLE-I6.sers iArn. VI ssvSS l.
cultivation. balahes timber, pastufel q
room house, barn, chicken hSuss, $1,000
mouse oAys. sood veil I AcrSs n In
u acres hog tHhii I miles town.. -
rofai ro;s ~ er9p' & sse ,SSs ,ge.SsSs-s.ise -
u N Godfrey, Crescent, okia.
ows ..., o.s,!. s.e W; ss i' .sIh e -:
10 aofes IN culilYaiion, u aerss ~
grasi " miles from fort cobh, -
house, small barn, good well d ~
water possession any time price NJ
" 900 cash, balance ht I percent Wre1
tpf dsseGp'loh. L Q, oour,nsy. ~
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

WE SELL sII makes auto springs Light
ming Machine Go
ron SAIL. 1917 liBYnes nyr PASSENGER.
No fut condition WIN HnN fUr lH u..
cont OFF now urI"n rHn Walnut uN ur
NH'uu. Hl.U HiuI office hours
fOr sALE ono lpli mods| rnh Iuaa
HnI runs nearly like now. $3.50 WHnu.
NnNI IIGN Itst fih
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M. ~ NN.N'.W'" MNI'' ''
FOR SALE 0r trade fnr TnrI .rr. team
uf heavy work h1rsnH Phone IHA A.tI
Cd k TuHsirr Goo
WE have un nHni several lbl1.i9Is
Ford touring "1rs al reasonable price.
Also uur ua.I uuuu.'nl uI hnTHHn
"H. NUm1 l.IE Auto CO.. authorized Ford
NrrnI Walnut f'N l2r W 1rd
FOR SALE OyrInud roadster. model t1
excellent uuu1 ''Hn equipped shook Rh.
5orbprH mud rNHIru etc. ruu 900 miles
1a'l fnr quick sale E r. care Okla
hDm0u
CUNINTTs gIN loo perfect condition
run lras Cham yOhn m0Ios noNor been
mn pavement looks IIhp upu cost tfN,.
'n October NNl Hku g. o.0. Hrlf cash
u1'on0s monthly uu trades Maple
HI.E.T
Alto WANTED IIayu 1000 Fnar.a
Premium mining Hud OH stock. will
'r0de 1000 shares for good Ford MlHu
7rNi
ron EtiT Umud now Frrd Huinn
never hern used DHu Walnut 1U7. u.
como fn Poe vs. .sf
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MACHINERY AND suPPLIEs
rm.r MAcnNn MnnKa co

rNIHr MACHINE WOuKs co
ali HAST brand Ayv
lIanhlfuu machinery rebpHnH auto
.nI $500 engine cylinders, Welding, bras
.ng regrUIlnF and voffugAtlhg mill
rolls Prompt and efficient service.
MyONs AND GENERATIONS repair
r,,l h,lgnl sold Eotk guaranteed
Dul Oklahoma Clty
SrguSp RAND MACHINERY
lnU SALE Tubulhr boiler No 10 lbU
N % plain and Cnrlu snnlnss ou
s'IIH ElH snElnta CompfossOfsI largest
f.".H n. new and second hand machinery
M nHuI.l Give ~ your Inquiries
.'ndrcth Machinery Co Joplin No
0Hll SALE Elsrtfr motors and Ssnsr
niorH. all slAst also rswlndnI and
.pnlrIng Electric hepair Co, 80 n
Harvey
l.gntrf mIiers, bolsil9g snSIns'
HIW flnH. boilers road mhuhlnsty, otu.
now Or second hand FOR sale bargain
.I.r' W a luuwninT Dallas Texas
.NOhLlss engine Tor sale. ilIM EAsle
HrNi. hand. lU.iO0l flywhesl iA,lnrh
Taco liuunlng every day viii be re-.
placed hY nfeef me- IN neNt few days
.r..u o. NO' %. o. Hereford good con
l.Nnn llsfe'n.d Light and Power Co
lIrmm-d TssaS
'HII.I II mIHnI". NuIhiH. rock crush
rrs carried lH stock fUr immediate 10.
livery WyIs nrns Co. 90 west GRAND
NWnN0mr tfv
uuu aAIr ono sl,l6 mgh.pr~sufo.
HuTI W.hrlrI casey Hedges boiler
r|H ll 'uui HlrN good condition. OTTO
No. Ell.Wrll 400 d D. feed wator heat
r. l0.nHh inlet aud ~ luoh outlet. lu
good order. ono NIrirr tyne Hamilton
"UrIIsg engine. l0yA6 J.. n i2-fool whorl
with 2l lNyh hoo llb sp nrst.cinrs
condition Address llullls Cotton on
'.9hi Rnd leo company. Hollis okla
wu SALE ono Hnusr harness ma
.H.ns complete. good NJ newl bargain
N Fa.d quIcN y x uare Oklahoman
IuN HALltHNrw a a WoOds uin Raw
1ummer. n hnrrAin A. l. nibpy i2i
O. broadway Enid Okla
lNh SALE 90 horsepower gasoline on
H.ur, single cylinder IN perfect con
dI'iHn. bargain Electric Repair Co,
2ln N UnWry
nor FAIF
m horse Uenural Electric motor n. G.
I"H. NhHhnWn NltH
LHHTWEluur CAsiNd for milo. 400
feet aA .In. ~ no sou feet Az In u Ib.
i foot l0.In. ny ln only used once. can
hu seen OFF Crescent. Logan county Ok
MHumn. make offer 10 A. Il Millor.
NDwkrk okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
Can You Beat These I

isO ton miles sopthsas, Of 9TH =
ploved of which 20 Il choice botte11
ss.foom painted, plAstsrsd hoyss witk
screened porchl large barn fos 10 bsrpsel
windmill and tank abundant vatsri u
acre orchard. fsir OuibulldlnEsi large boO
lot with hog houses and woven wire.
\ mlsa NJ station ana Tadyd ptAiro
roads 10 Oklahoma city u,ioo nAsy
terms
Two auArisr sections ihfsa miles nortu
NJ intsrufhaH 10 Yukon. zach OF theeo
has nice cottage homes In fine condi-
toni over 100 acres under ploWi smooth
sandy lOam soil IDEAL for cotton aB4
afaln oHtfn ilne Irassl abundant soft
water and All things needed for CONS
Portable country home " 900 sach
North Canadian bottom farm eth q
ncres alfallsi unsurpassed In qualify sso
loca ton III 900
Two splendid 100 acre Improved Anm0
10 Grady county betvssh ruttis an0
hlnro for go an acre on easy tsrns.
lot me show you also an astonlShings
" cheap beautiful level Improved quafs
Ter .lylnE close By ohlshoma City stscn
VafdH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
LOANS. RIAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

i0 loan on improved riy property
loans closed promptly uH rrd hUr
AufrlluH swanson O. lH. State hH.
I.1Ual liBnh h.dg Walnut lbf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
S25 REWARD

Five passenger Ford car. 1917 model
stolei from Lawton April 2t newly
painted. engine No. 1GlS1fI tag 10
" NJ s219. double radius rods tire GOV
or on left side tool box on left fender
Notify q v Moss. l72i W Sith
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BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS.

FOR sALE--ii 800 first mortgage note
drawing 3 percent accured hy brick
property In Oklahoma City. worth 50 900
With $500 insurance: party leaving city
needs cash Call at as American Bank
Bldg Phone Maple l4Ga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
KoDAKs, FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We do superior work write for priC,
list We do not sacrifice quality for
speed Westfall Drug Company okh
homa City
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ron FALE-Ten hogs. 5ih ana Della
ware Walnut tsG1sJ Cause for Fr'l.
lHE can't kfep IN city
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LOST AMI FOUND


DOST-One AKA Firestono tire and rim
between south Of Capitol IIll and 1872
w EOrtleth. Suitable reward Return
10 J r K"rr, lli7 W Forueth
LOgT-Somcvhe on Main street On
Wednesday evening a mOeskln hoJ
neck throw, with chain fastening Finder
will receive 81 reward by calling a.
Strand Theater. ll2 W Main st
lost - White bulldog, collar hut no
name on plate. Can Maple 2b'G-l
FOUND-Grlp, probably dropped from
car; owner Identify and pay for notice
Csll at 80 W lth st. Phone Walnut 6i5l
STRAYFT-From West Fortleth and
Sawyer street, one bsld-fnCed hay
puny; weight abe II 700 pounds Reward
for return. Can walnut 622I
LOST In Baltimore Bldg cohtents
OF little value except some pspcrs
EITHER return grip and receive reward or
mall papers to the Bradstreet Co. 900
baltimore Bldg Phone Walnut bN.
LOST -Lght gray hat with 2 hlg white
plumes and red roses blew or ON N
broadway In front Of Skrvn hotel Find
sr return 10 925 y. en- and receive re-
ward or call Maple 2SSi-J.
LOST Pair OF shell trimmed, gold hridEed
glasses In case. l.. &. Thomas, PBN
100 Reward
LOST Pair glasses on Frisco train or
near Santa Fe depot Reward he
turn to Moveys.
LOaT-Lcwellyn bird dog; black and
white; name on collar, George W. Rel.
lamy, III Reno, Okla. Reward. Maple
60 --
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6.rAssEkgER Ford good shane.
months old shock nbsnrnera dem0unI
HNI. wheels good aH inuh f'rss al
AROUND 300 W. Nruo
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Texas

I Bell Texas farm hndssin hataserdS
Wharton and jackson counties. heaNnx
safe farming counties r. scDonAle
Bay City, TeIas
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Personal
NOTICES
HoLMEs H0ME ~ hEDEEMINo
zwlrt1 M1rIe i0il

A HOME FOR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS
Ideal location, combining efficiency with
protection Address Route 2, BOX 81
Phone Rural 1W-J Anna l.. Wiueman.
superintendent
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TYPEWRtTERs AMI OFFICE
EQUIPMENT

nlN handmade quartsr.sawed offic-
unsh ami chair roo nrOadway, Can
u.. .Nup Maple $500
NN .hIr Ono nov Corona lypewhirr
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Oklahoma Typewriter Co.
New uasi ana rebuilt WpswfIiet All
standard mnkoF Hspaiflng and suppltH
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
DR.. E. T. BYNUM
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B.KrRE farm Improved mlfs IkTsFIf6S7
near Edmond, ~ per acre and very
cheap
lO1 Acres Z miles soughN west packiau
plant, clear, $500 hAa rood Improved
menlsI and the bss buy around this city.
40 Awes. well Improved, 3 miles fron9
city and a bargain 1850
lao acres Close 70 Yukon, clear, eli ssc-
ond bottom, good buildings, liS.eee, oH
good term. %. 'hls saIssIn.