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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-01

east TO tiflE. north to Csscrde ave, one uar
piece transmission gear Return To a-cHtt
Garage, or call 26ll ai
dog. 're 577g
Ready To bale your hay. all help furnished
Make youi arrangements AT once. IL A.
Cunning Tel 5i2' al5
Hay Pressing by contract or job, Oa~ulue
press. j. - Lester, phone i29 ll'tt
SOCIETIES.
HOOD RIVER NALLH1 H. I VI ~ No' ifi
Hood River, ore. G.. y NickelSen, Pres.
Mrs Alma Howe. Sec. Leslie Butler, Treas.
.HOOp RIVER CHAPTER NO y K A. NJ
Meets fir,t ana third Friday nights of each
month Geo H. Castner. II h.
u Moe Secretary
pLEIA ASSEM- bLl No. lU3 UNITED AttI-
ngc's 'i,v ~ :, "slu .'',V +" et'l'f
tr. W. f, ''S ~ tiI>,9,C,Io ~ n
,s9hN hau =. HINRlCH0' M q.
80 u N"Hhi'' 0'''e'"9
tpLEVlLDELopG No lo1. H. q. @. ~
Meets in Fra.rrnaI hafl. every THURSDAY
mint Nlliian, Ufgtuan \ "a
: NJ Dick n q,
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S;e-i> ae1ond ana i'"tth Tuesday evening
Nj. = a. uci u,,gtiin " A
utss ana panls Sertet,t, '
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-01

For safe AS ii Will be Impossible for me tu
leave my ranch thiS season. am Offering my
one-ihlrd interest IA our .threshug machine
Tor sale would Tx" very mach 10 20 out
AGAIN TINS season but am tted up with work
pn my ranch So / can not get away. Some
one can have bargain in buying me out.
Write me or phone let Odell + Thompson,
T. Q. Box g. IarIdaie ore inn
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-01

highest prices Save vour money bv tr,l,,,,, ,,
with Gross Thru street second hand bea.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-01

For Sale -True-to- Name Nursery offers for
9PiihR pah'lns Ieaalng varieties OF apple,
pear CHERRY ,etc. home 45ab. .H = Gallgan ln9tt
For sale food building sand and gravel
5Oca yard, can easily oe loaded on Mi Hood
cars hopd hlNel aiming TO. AM
For Sale--A> we luteud 10 use auto trucks
We offer tor -Hle our horses, harness wagons
and IN f.,r
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15
HONDALE HAPPENINGS

J. }, Sullivan is visiting his daugh.
tiers at Sunset ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Yeargin left
Thursday for Holtville. Calf.
On account Of the illness Of her
little daughter, Mrs. W. N. Manhart
motored into Deming with her Satur-
day TO consult n physician.
Bill MacWhorter left for Stanton,
Texas. this week.
Mrs R. O. Darbyshire of Anthony,
N. NJ, is visiting her sisters.
Miss Ethel Baugh, who has been
visiting Mrs. Christine Fryer for
some time, returned to her home in
Hurley this week.
For so small community the la
dies Of the Hondale Red Cross aux
iliary have been doing excellent work.
They recently turned over to the
Deming chapter rs hospital bed
socks, 0 pair of knitted socks and
three sweaters. and they have seven
more sweaters in the making.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15
wv. c. A. NOTES

Pastor Hoehenga left for his home
this week after visit Of some weeks
TO the camp. The young soldiers
have formed club for social pur-
poses and it is intended to hold
dinner at the hostess house every
fortnight.
Twenty of the nurses from the
new base hospital enjoyed tea on
Wednesday afternoon at the Y. W.
c. A. club house.
On the same afternoon, the Altior
club met at the club house. Three
new members were enrolled in the
club. Following the routine business,
the girls spent the afternoon play
ING games outside in the club house
grounds.
The wonderful sunshiny weather is
tempting many Of the hostess house
guests to draw their chairs out 10
the broad veranda. II is hoped that
afternoon tea will be established at
the hostess house very soon, and that
the tables for this service will be
set on the veranda.
Mrs. Walter Douglass Of the ma
tional board of the Y. W. c. A.,
war work council, in New York. is
eypected to arrive in Deming today
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15
HIGH SCHOOL
NO TES

Tuesday, the l4th, the Patriotic
League of Deming held rally at the
Y. w. c. A. club house. Mrs. Bowie
gave a most interesting talk, based
ON the pledge Of the Patriotic League,
She told how great a part in the
present war the women would have
to play. and how all over the coun-
try the various clubs Of the league
are showing their patriotism by sim
ply living up to its pledge. This
pledge, which all the members Of the
league in Deming know by heart, and
are working their very best TO live
is as follows:
81 pledge TO express my pat
riotism by doing better than ev-
er before whatever work ] have
TO do:
"By rendering whatver spe-
cial service can to nv com
nmnity and country;
by living up to the highest
standards Of character and hon
or and by helping others te do
the same.n
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15
from Tyrone for a visit to the host
ess house.
Death of Mrs. BarnhIII

Mrs. J. s. Barnhill. well-known in
this city, passed away at the home
Of her parents in Columbus, Indiana,
Tuesday, February IL, of tuberculo-
sis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhill have lived
in Deming for year or more, Mr..
Barnhill holding the position Of man
ager Of the HOdgdon Shoe Store. Oh
Gold avenue. About a month ago
Mr.. Banhill took her to III Paso.
where she was under the care Of a
physician until two weeks ago, when
her mother came from Columbus to
take her home with her.
Mr.. Barnhill left Sabbath morning
for Columbus. Tuesday morning
Mrs. J. B. HOdgdon received a wire
to the effect that Mrs. Barnhill had
passed away.
Mrs. Barnhill was a woman pos.
sessed with a bright, sunny disposi-
tion, and won for herseR many warm,
true friends.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15
Magnolia Buys Big Machine.

A new bottling machine with
capacity of more than 500 bottles
per minute has been added TO the
equipment of the Magnolia bottling
works, whose plant is at Second and
Silver. The new machine arrived
Saturday and received its baptism
to actual usage on Monday. Man
ager Bulls says it demonstrated that
it can deliver tile goods as per speci-
fications and is worth every cent Of
the $1,000 il cost the company
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15

Since the beginning Of the second
semester the public schools Of Dem
ing have been considerably enlarged.
Besides the school formed in the
gymnasium the Lowell building has
had an addition Of three new rooms.
At present all the Spanish-American
grades are housed in one building.
This is most modern and when fully
equipped will be the best school
building in Deming.
Since last fall there has been an
increase Of 400 students in the en-
tire school system. This has natur-
ally caused far more congestion than
there would have been otherwise.
However, with the exception Of two
Spanish Ainerican primary schools
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15

Il is one Of our ideals that every
woman and girl in Deming shall be
a member Of the League. Three clubs
are already formed and we are on
" waiting for the rest Of the women
and girls of Deming to become mem
bers to form more. The buttons and
pladge cards are Sc and may be pro-
cured from Miss Turner at the Y. W.
c. A. club house at Pine and Nickel.
Make the patriotic league proud Of
its Deming membership
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15
Raptlst Churon Notes

Baptist services viii be held in the
Tabernacle Sunday morning. The
Sunday school will hold its session
at 9;3O. Let every officer and teach
er be in his place on time.
The subject Of the Sunday morning
sermon will be; "Love-the Distinct
i've Doctrine Of the New Religion"
Union prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at Z p. IA
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15

which are still running halliday ses-
sions, this has been relieved altogeth-
er, and the primary schools are OK
pected to run full day sessions soon.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15

DR.. J. G. Moir left last Saturday
FOR the Pacific coast, for a brief per-
iod of rest and recreation from his
large and extensive practice Of medi-
cine. During his absence he will
visit Los Angeles and San Diego.
Deming graphic., 1918-02-15

Yee Lee, laundryman, was in El
Paso the first Of the week, transact
ing business.
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

TWu desirable modern ru1Ws. com
Ir'Cl furnished. bath Al'ulU,nF
adult. 1o' g. sIyrh
NiCr. clDu. usht housekcrr.rg rooms
!I wub.ru bungalow, cine, il. TO-
\ Walnut
Two nice lghi lousckttpInr rohml
IEh's water HUl soc fyfrsh,I. llIl
q tsuih Maple 75.1.E
Two liAht housekeeping apaTtmCn's
O. tNo Sleeping rooms for rent,
blocks from Shlfylu. OVER tIlug fu..
nIshcd slN " tInl
COMFORTABLE. quiet luuW win fine
surroundings; close iu; Kitchen priv
brEgsi reasonable rent. Maple 49,.
/ ONE isht housekeeping room, N o.
li'H street. Maple So
TWO nght Housekeeping rooms. u
I imnlshei, newly papercd, private en-
4 tralcr ~ " S.sin
b SUITE ~ rooms on srd lo1-. nuiW'lc
. iof housekeeping lH Harrison.
TWO rooms i0s housekeeping SIS S.
RrnslNay
/ IuH RENT fRo nudcfu hght huI~-
] kirpUg rooms. UNerl thluu furnished, F,
adults only Nl k Thid Eject
NEWLY furnished lght h6ustkery Ug
nui slrvpirg rooms rs p Second
/ FOR RENT Thte, leri houscby,p.Hs
MONS. modern u.9ss lr, rear 60 D.
sh Walnut 1886
ron RENT rNu nicely furnished ught
huusra .pn'ng rooms nltU one sleeping
room bii n Robinson Walnut ilis
| CLEAN. dcsirg 'lg i.rhi aousrEcgglu1
rooms Iu private home vs.. teAt i2l
| g. Fuh So Niult' only
L . H..
adults only s.g ". NrIu rHuu.
Ntply lisl
I CuNNErriNg housekeeping rooms
first floor for COUPLE close lrs ever
thing furnished Maple N'tsl
s.g. WEST california liousysyrplr
rooms
! FrHNisHEn Nrht huus-Egcp,rg room,
newly paptred lhone Maple 1896 la
! lF NOU want real nice ults ot house.
keepne rooms, - 10 iol East eih.
! MARIE lsN2.lt
/ ONE mrys Housekeeping ROOM ioi "
,th
| fWu furnished housesccplng roums TO
working peunlcs cottage in rear;
modern Aupb iIat COS W ith
| THREE to5mr and sleeping porch,
vUlhlny dlnlnpco, even thlng FUR
! r.'hsd. Ssal Maple 1lli
! THREE ught housekeeping ruums;
everything furnished. iGe " lh
Two utnished tcoms for llght house
keeping ur sleeping 900 indiana Rldg
Cal after 9. m, Maple 1881
TWO modern rooms tor light houst
Keeping everything furnished Close
IN NO objection 10 bna child. walnut
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Want Ad Rates and
information for
OklahOman.Tim ] imes

All we.L.Aav c,.s.,flsd ndvortlslna
rins in so,h az y, ors nricc sun
dny GLn ho,nsn ons lt,le. aano falo As
thc two Saiiiss
Word Line inch
'ne m,0n ,''ns, pGIg rGro. uH'A"o- ,t.ae O, , M
Three tines Dajiy OklA.
hpman and Times Der
day ,.,'''','...I So 90
Bns OssL rLiabousr
' y, Tees 'I''., n" ~, dny i.eo IA n,
One nonth' ORlahuman
and Tlne, psr dSy'.'to 10 ~
Figure slT letters 10 tho aVernEr Word
and NJ, vo,ds tn The lin. twelve lines
n ths inch
All For Rants Dosrilnr ppd Situation
Wanted both 0LIaho,nau and Times. H.
uer wo,d
t1asslIIod contract rn,es for okla.
honan and Times. q OOQ lines 10 be used
wlihln ono ,snr from date OF contract
or routrapt fof thre. iln,s daily for ono
y,rr l. sr Ins rnch issue, cory
chenS,d m oft.n a. I.slr.d
Nwd ~ n.cnn,.d g, " sor r'l.s' i.., ,bs, eEc
DKLAUOHkN AND TlNlER Vt'iEg
non CLAgaiFlFD ADVEVrlRlNG
40 "" Ang Win ne tuu asyeu dn,
only. Uhsn y,uewai Oil b, solicited
TIiEUUE Want ADs VIII not b, run
lppger thsn s,vsn dsys Without r,.
ussni
Ally CUARuT WAST ADS are ,hlp
ard nnynbls ths snnie dsy first Irssr.
ZION nf al app.srr tAu nut.nf.tpvu
want ads ard nosltlysly rn,h ia ad
Nancel
ADVEUTIsFRg should retain r,cclpts
given by The Dklaho,nsn Times In us
irons making paYmsuts over the 0fIIr.
counter A. no nl1taksa can be ,sgtiN,d
without them.
CIDsfND HOiJRg--Ail want A1F %
start ln ~. okisboman must IA, ir ib.
offirc Nv p m. on the dsy bofpr.
Ed Ia tp run. .Trept sundav. All vant
Ads fDr This Hunday Okhhorau fIusI
Ia in the nfflr. nv ttD ~ ma gat.rr.
dsyS Al want al, ,p .t,t. ,g Zine,
must bs ia ~ busiunss nffc. nat U,tr,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

The young lady across the way says
the number Of Casca Of typhoid lever
in the army ha, been reduced 10 al.
most nothing ny modern medical meth.
DDS and yet some people SIN oppose
WyistCiion.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


BoY H. wants poIuon ia hauN al'l
80 anywhere o months t.rorl ug8
Locs Bos d Allen Ohs
rOslTloN. travelling or ndl.8 bj ,oIng
married man, experienced now m
army officers ua'nlng oHmp, dlarH Hirg "A
len next Two weeks Y, II care Okah0-
man
TRAP o.mm'r wants position In pc.
iute tNrr'rr. have linz .uf music and
lfaDs. write or wire Tap Drummer.
tos ioi Quanah. TsIns
a MAN that uHiersiands isiminE and
handling stock has tour bUiB. ,huf
ara grown men, desires ~ place On
Him. either share crop or SALARY WAsl
nave you' 2 Deam, BrIt'ln, OKLA
WANTED PosItinn VI boutkceuor wifi
years experience can furnish snH
hnh VI references, will Eo anywhere
u..'. Oklshpm0n
nlN'G clerk wanis posItl0nl ycurH'
"Hptfi,NUei references furnlrNgd
witt" hnI s' Francis, OEn
MARuED man, " yosr1 OLD wants
clerical Vlra, four ytgrd experience
Ns heIN hrDktrtprr Of corporation. HiBG
hold r. pl0mo in stenpgraphy Floyd b
lioHfE General Delivery, OkAh0fna
GUY lhuue Sklrin cigar stand
YOUNG MAN. rs. wants position. "a.
pofluuced IN grocery and meat cut
ms city reference. u. ~. zoe H. Stk
a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03

All week day classified advertising
runs In both papers At ono price eun
dny OklahomRn one Issue. Same rate as
tho two JAIliak
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SUBSCRIPTION HATES

SUBSCRIPTION UATEf
~ Nsil one year .... SO '.
ny Mail one Year VgH rHE EUN
DAY OkLAlDNAN .... O. "a
by Hgehl. CHfrirT ~ new. COS.
UentK . couy ~ 10 cents Na.T
IN oblsh5ms citv.
CkLAHONA CITY TWI2 i.tbIIu.
hhd DAILY OkLAiiuMNN tmUu.nvt.
! papers week dII.rrfI lv uprrI,f
In UklsN0mt Cly aud vicinity per
week - cents
M unsolicited man srfiuiH. iitrts
eud pictures sent t0 frr Tiuit. o.. s,Gt
81 the risk ~ ths uEns' Tho uN. hu.Tt
Publishing ccnpany ryuH. s. rr a.
ptes ny rospnnslbU'f flr ft| Hfs
custody W reilfn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


snoE EEPNRlNG l0t ives, rark
CAaH PAD for ihidss sui grur .tc.
ord hlni "lolhIuE Walnut $50
BEST I'in,s mld flr srD.rI. hand
'th.ng shoes MORO -ili
WGHEsT PRICES lN uf men. s...
md lend clothing fLoss. gum. etc
Maple ls7l; viii cell
HAVE those gas hc.irfs cDrrcrirt fH.
day Grerham, p v tih WnlNut tiN,
TIE Al bIyor u scrond hand .Io'h
mr. shOrf, hats, etc Mlp.s 4-'r
sECDNn-IiANp farm wagon ana HT
nras JACK benson O. SOUS, Maple
glGg
WANTED Baby hnggy. must tr D
first 'llHs condition Walnut 1853
NANrED-A small IprEtt I,Uller Tor ..
horsepower: WIN consider engine with
it n In good condition and price .n tignI
a " Deal. Jones' civ, okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

o. ruI HAVE q hHuss 10 rep6ir. pGiHi,
I|f'H.. rt ., ur HaTaHr ~ build, cal.
l... Na'uI' asll.I
"tLL . JONES' M a'T fIuds ~ es..
.'r'sr rrH foDf WUik q specially,
sN r'nus Staple giiI-R
Wr have specialist lu nua cleaning
1ni Irrsir.ng Jack Benson a Sons
Nan.s .Is.
Wa uHta punr illEhtly damaged ROOT.
inr mufrlM o. sell, W Ny an huI
u' I,aky roofs Jack Benson - RUus.
Naals t.t4
tNh n1uontsr or r,rslr vora no Hrs'
las r3u' work, rHi hapl4 l.1i D.
~. UruNr
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'APER HANGING AND PAINTING

ROOMS pupcrnd. ~ nnd upi win bring
anrlcg house palntiug our Rpoohl-
~ luarh llgua telephone MupIb 2i.i
Maple 2bN. Maple ss5.
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walking dluluucv, even thlug ht.
nI'hsi ts il Maple 211a
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.EA'IN ru,p du,'rE {. Issson. Iu.s-
.N. hlf a. UuI on
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COATNAltlt Wuuicl al once strady
YORK 'hNrlsr Williams, ArkenSAs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
DRIssMAKING AND MILLINERY


BEST tailoring. fsmolfllng and f1r
work, 10 n BroadVay walnut
slai Mrs Muller
uRrsshiAKiNU ard r;aln scuins call
Nalnrt liU
Mss RuRlNSoNs nfesunatina And
a)tefatlon BY day, terms reasonable
Walhut 1857
uBkssNAKiNd HaIr work. dahit
lH.R
ukESsMAkiNu and alterations. Mary
&. Mongor, phone hap'o agbs Room
alA over kerft
ALTERATIONS and futs fsm5t,i5d.
Walnut uil
SEWING and alteration Nanlc tiiS v
bREssMAkiNu. alteration. msii'a tail.
oted shirts Mts Beatty NJ gi6s-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-03
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT ono. half of sx-roon bun
gliov, completely furnished. Sy7 ".
ON ~
| FOR NUNT Hyo-foCm lower floor flat.
wudeiu. vel furnished. 1901 ". iEl.
Gal. Maple lbsl
r.aOpN turn.sbed house fot rent. on
| C1ti.nv one rr m or gupi@d by oNutT,
1 ell modern, uuul.t only loii ". Calf
] furnlH
ron RESr t.-rmbtF 3. lvref fur
rished apartment rooms. sleeping
por.l nrd gntagc. permanent, SuElts
! ArrN all F1st flth
/ BOR RENT Lovely futristed three
room modern spartmeli private bath.
! nhun, md plnnc 70 bl0gs gsriinC, aro.
| cory rnd drug store sna llshts and
" 'or furnishfd CtH Wslnut ass
IFDR nENr rW0 rpurn .rglsh,d a art
urut, With g'rrFr. w West llth.
| FOUR Hlmn.etciy FURNISHED rooms With
/ bath tol East sth Gail Mapio 2s0
0fiyr y NJ week d1ys.
| IFuV Beautifully WrnishAd &
tuum hlugalow. SO ll-s West 10Th
"nrle lssl-l.
tEDg uENT rooms furnish,d ~ ur-
! form she'd. ON shhrrl Dtrllrc t7lI N
Sli W goth Trstell Walnut iisl
ITUl E.ROUN multlsd house. tsli
block " tiuvu0d curllne isig Wet
/ I-t. Cp1 NnNs iNu-I
|FpE EENT-Ay bcluiWIly furnished
l-rOUm apartment, for the winter
Mrs -'c'ii Clowou li-sy v. sreond
! ttItNisUeu g-ro0m lplftm,nt kltch-
! cn1tty. Twins room. flccping porch, on
/ carllHe 90 luytd couple preferred sle
| Nor'h stiles
IfOR IENT-A new t.tum bungalow
| md Epfavc just Furnished through
] out yIll rent Nufy reasonable tor year
/ '1 night p1rU Walnut 1875
! FURNISHED completely 9.rpuu
modern apartment private bath. Dull
.-i EpsI tfh 81 Walnut 1867
IrIN.E.HOOM apartment. completed
Furnished. uuf-ha'f block ~ Clsssyu
| car lug can walnut ijsl
/ FURNISHED S.ro.m house ON 18th 81
near t11stsu cor line. good double
rmgo can Walnut t'st
I1.RDuN mrnishef spoumsnt. no hath
riW.s ony 5ls y uourNs
IuW UtNr H..ruou lIuraluW. Meet,
! furnished. northwest suctiuH Cat
| Maple iI'g-J after s p. m
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

NANIEn-.N White gIrI nr rtnsrHl
honsrNork Mspls isai. io' Y mn.
WANTED White vomlu ior rtntai
h.useUork good home fog tight pi,'y.
il1 Wesl liih Phone WaLut llis
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MALE HELP WANTED


MEN-out onlAloG explains how va
teach tho barber trade mailed free,
schwartz system ~ b1rber College,,
lOa W. California Ave. Oklahoma City,
OHa.
PRETAnE yourlclf Tor war ~ peace
Ohlthomn ely Automobile School,
l's North Western
ANGLICAN Hoatlng 90 mGn1hGglf.
orH ot puirlcks on burners fnr cnst
Stoves, hrattfH, hot air, water and
nlenm iurnnc1s sold through dealers
nnd agents $40 Fast 2rd.
Tlli = CAFETERIA LuECfE NEXT
l0r AND lGc VEGErAB, ,ER Be-,
lEsHEhr 5c AND Toe. ROME COOK.
NO
VALE CAFETERIA
BROADWAY. SOUTH OF
Ll,E. HuCElNS.
WANTED Cyllrdcr pre-rnan. News.
hIsw ten Printing Co, shawnee,
WANTED
Etpsriucsd house. to. houps canvas.
srf, Salary only Apply Cuy Clfcu-
ltVon Manager, uilahomar
COATNAKli, vuniei al once, STEADY
I'd. YORK 'hNrlsr Williams, ArkenSAs
DEIrEE COFFEE. rns cream. so
umlt Lunch 100 n Robinson
WANTEu.A DIS rlsnntr capable o.
lo'Nng Charge " plant W n, care
0kluhlurr
WANTED --r Carpenters
or mill work. Okla.
honG Portland Cement
Co., Et Pr'mm, Blaine
county Mail address,
Homestead, Okla.
LEARN m,o du,'rE {. lesson. iurs-
.'. hlf 81. ruI No.
CLEANER erd pr,sscr wenl,d who can
r"mwiaHinr 20 + flpFey.
WANTED So hr4f nud mnchlmst
mIi'r nAIlIumu Hlty fmnlrt a Ma.
'..'' 'N'. 'I' h'naoN1y
liOOkklErIUH orl scrouplarts, men
or Uin'a sou .Hn earn 500 10 1000
monthly Iru1uF Income tax returns,
"ur ..iNurh''l p'sn ulmpllnts this
NnFF nud luFur'1 n UrHry. Ne want n
Representative lu rc.Y community Tor
business That Rlli grow N you mean
hIslutrs write uH ~ Duro and shtlOsa
" fuf ono Ul uur Income Tax Qusa
u'hnnlrrs. Nh'.u viii Lc sent y1l
Win o.H btI,Uilf uf'rr Cbmmcfria.
Nuin rHrE .Ii lIitleuelH Hidy
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UNFURHIsHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

TwO unfurnhhed rooms io5 rsrl 90
\ iuary
FOW i,ENf Three uriurnIslod m6dtrn
rooms rau ~ v, stl 4 u. shte.
Ian
fuR nENfS $40 IS Br1adN1y
rooms 90 once. vacant tO1a. Coil
owner Walnut Stg
EXCEPTIONALLY r,t,. clean mfur.
nlshed room phonCi furnace. yapgc.
walnut 4ps1-R
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEsALI


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EXPERIENCED nurse wishes nursing.
loo "r ut VI eiiy, very boai references.
Nlpls iti-J.
COMpErEN- eduga,od photographer
now employed, desires change, would
baH 'n huH. Concerning good prospective
ntsu,1E It's. crtr Oshhomun
WANTED Lady Itsir,t a home iof the
winter US companion F1t fui In.
formation. adde's Room : care More
iuni Hotel. burunt, OKLA
.tuAl ErENr Ienosr aphsf wsnu posI.
ton in do,toIH office, reasnuN bic
sllap. as, core OElstnmsn
ENIFilENCEU sicn8fraphtr ddairss
position ulin reliable parties can
Walnut bi'b.i
WOMAN would liRs Sork ty The hour
IKE The care ~ flats or homes ol
suIAlnv people and do lisht iAundy
work hnd rlelnlns 20! nklahoman
intNG LADY NIih office experience
wishes position az bllllng or iiaS
Nsu'e si'l.l
WANTED By yruus iudy, bookksep.
ing ur general office VuTk cal
Maple tll-J after t.Sy O. NJ. d. before
H.aN ~ VI.
WANrfp- Practical nursing Mrf Ful.
b,r. Walhut i2iu
Competent, reliable sjeuogribhsr. Z
NrHfs' experience. desires position
best city references Maple 'jst
slrtATlON wpU,rI b. p.ncu,ai nurse
~ rusitlon 10 0uCtyfs ufncg rhUE,
Maple ass
YOUNG LADY Vlih hlgh school rhu.
cation dssifss general office work Niti
htTe ilrm eau Walnut hi
WANTED Position b, brigii yours
lady ior office Nork. Miss Lawrence
MAP, ~
YOUNG LAZY wants position pf sal5s
hIy in store ur clstiCl york Iu ot
h,~ Address no Fast liurl 81. "a
muul ulh
OFFICE WORK waited hItftnce ant
experience CaN Walnut ils1-I
WANTED pl iuung lsdy, clerical 20.
tl,lob IN ntiire Maple lAl
sTENOGRApUER with scnc knov i.
tdgp u hp1hke. UirF. deslfrk postlof
WITH rclnbl. 'rra walnut 1881.
NOrNG hdy will clerical tXprfl,uc,
wants good permanent position wrru
There u chance Tor advuncemcn. A.g0
b uklNhpmau
/ EXPERIENCED Bp,l. wants position
con- W9luut iliS
PRACTICAL nursing rtisrsnssi Wal
mt ssit-I
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Tio Atnu igttl Press .a tN.'UfI, 1ly
entltl'd IN the usr frt capitalization OF
aisn tho io.r' n,va luaIfh'l hu'r
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

MONARCH HOTEL, 900 h. End: brick.
r'odern ruoms iaS0, q week
TRAVELLERS HOTEl.-Al bure ont
side rooms With hot aud cold NBtCtl
one housekeeping suite nothing better
ln Guys ndhining postoiilce on north
tpfelal attkly Iates,
iaVlin Hotel
Has some chqice rooms. is thorough
" nuitan, freshly Nurniautd AMI
ccencd throughout, let us show yoH
70 W ard
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