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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-03-09

County Demonstrators Williams. AS.
sistant Food Administrator Reardon
Chairman of War Savings Moses visit
ed Graham, Concord. Trinity anc
Pleasant Grove schools Tuesday, each
making short addresses on his es.
pecial topic. Mr.. Williams is touring
the county organizing his boys clubs
and talking on farming matters, an6
has many more trips mapped out. Va
rious public work representatives vii
accompany him as opportunity al
lows.
Good crowds. and attentive listen
ers greeted the speakers Tuesday.
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THE FLOUR CENSUS.
Food Administration Calls for Reports
by March 10th.


Mr.. G.. A. Lennon. Food Admin
istrator for Sumter county, received
a telegram today from State Food
Administrator William Elliott. noti-
Tying him that the National Food Ad-
ministration has asked for prompt
completion OF the flour census, March
10th being fixed as the last day for
filing the complete report for the
county. so that the complete State re-
ports may be filed in Washington.
This Is a change in the original or
der, which provided that the flour
census be made during the month of
March. and notices to that effect have
been sent out by the local admins
traitors. Notice OF the amended or.
der will be mailed out tooay by Mr.
Lennon and all persons who have as
much as thirty days supply Of -four
on hand should Immediately report
to Mr.. Lennon the quantity on hand
This flour census is not an optional
matter with those who have more
than thirty days supply OF flour or
hand--they are required to make this
report and those falling to report will
be liable to penalty.
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Helped Him.

If any man here" shouted the
temperance lecturer, "can name an
honest business that has been helped
by the saloon I will spend the rest of
my life working for the liquor peo-
pie"
A man In the audience arose. 81
consider my business honest" ne said
land IT has been helped by the so
loon"
What Is your business" yelled the
orator.
II am an undertaken" Los Ange.
les Times.
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Wertx-Bricc.

War still lends her romance. Sergt.
r. Wade Brice, OF Headquarters Com
pany, lis Infantry, on a furlough to
his home in Wedgefield, motored
over to Sumter Or March the 4th and
at the Methodist parsonage he and
Miss Henry Wertz were united IN
marriage by DR.. Fl. s. Truesdale, pas
tor of Trinity church.. The bride was
attended by her friend, Miss Sophia
Edwards, of Hartsville and only a few
friends were present Mrs. Brice is
he adopted daughter of Mr.. w. H.
Mahoney, of Concord
Immediately after the ceremony
they left for Wedgefeld, where his
parents rendered them a reception.
On Friday they will go to Greenville,
where Sergt. Brice is stationed ut
Camp SEWER
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NEW YORK COTTON Marker
Amsterdam. Netherlands, Feb. 2S.


-Nettle fibre, as substitute for
other textile material seems to have
come to stay in Germany. The gov
ernment bureau entrusted with the
'nettle exploitation" in circular
eulogizes the grammar school Of
Lansberg, the pupils of which col
lected large amount of nettle stalks,
and says IF every school in Germany
did the same, we should be easily able
to dispense with American cotton"
The government circular at the same
time urges all towns and cummunes in
Germany to plant ncttles as pro
cesses have now been perfected to
such degree that the finished article
not only replaces but eXcells cotton
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FIGHTING IN ITALY.

Rome, "Wednesday, March 6.-Ital-
ian and enemy batteries on important
sectors of the front have again taken
up reciprocal firing activity. The
statement of the war Office today elso
reports effective work by Italian war
ships.
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PETROGRAD QUIET AGAIN.

Order Restored Despite the Advance
of Germans.
Petrograd Tuesday, March Pet
rograd is quiet and orderly today re-
gardless of the presence of German
troops at Narva, only 100 miles away
and evidences on all sides of the re-
moval of war supplies.
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DRAFTSNiEN CALLED.
Another Increment Ordered to Report
to Camp jackson.

The so,,ou,r - ,,,
the office NJ tha 10, D.,
County NJ s,n,tor ., On =,
the morning 30 M.roh o.. 100
entrainment n Con,n I.onu
j. f. Rass
]. M. Benenba,ov
LII Rrodham
II. r Rrink,sv
r. w. Burke
IT. q Rrunsor
s 8 Rrunson
JE Rr,nsor
e. G. Brown
r. + Rrowp
J. q. Rrower
". p. Corbett
T.. r. Cumm,ny.
William Cbavis
Jobnn,e pav,r.
Harry n cauouov
7. n cr,,,
q TT H.. p,
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G.. A. LENNON,

ty.
The district agents are:
r. F. Miller, Sumter.
c. w. Brunson, Sumter, r. 1.
Rev. William Haynsworth, Sumter
r. 2.
E. r. Williams. Wedgefeld p. F. d
DR.. M. L. Parler, Wedgefield.
j. Frank Williams, Sumter r. 4.
j. II, Myers. Sumter. r. 4.
d. V. Keels, Rembert.
Alex c.. Burrows. Dalzell.
c. ]. Jackson, Horatio.
T. S. Stuckey. Dalzell.
c. B. Epting. Shiloh.
A. III. Truluck, Lynchburg, II F. d.
I. j. Keels. .Lynchburg.
f. w. Dabbs. Mayesville. r. I.
w. ID. Mcleod, Oswego.
Herbert Moses, Sumter.
H. H. Brunson. Mayesvlle.
w. F. DuBose, Providence.
w. w. Cunningham, Lynchburg.
Hugh NJ. McLaurin, Wedgefield.
j. w. Odom, Mayesville.
Stanyarne Burrows. Oswego.
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The Farewell to The COnscript.

To go beloved, Oh! say not so,
Thou wilt not rend my soul with woe;
I've waited, Oh! I've watched to hear.
Till agony has grown from fear
Has dared to breathe, must now de.
part.
Conscripted! Oh, the fatal word,
Yet not without it's consolation;
Thou has not of thine own accord.
Brought to thy love this desolaticn.
may not, cannot, bid thee stay:
ct thou shalt bear with thee away
One fond firm thought that I resign
With bravery what once was mine.
And never on thy unsheathed sword
Shall tear drops from my eyelids fall:
They shall not rust its polished blade
give thee to thy countyr's call:
give thee and 1 bear within
Strength shall equal even thine.
Go, while turn away my face,
No weakness in my eye to trace.
Go, while 1 bind about my heart
The fOrtitude to bid thee start.
Leave. feeling that there is a spell
That danger cannot penetrate:
In every prayer, devotion sends
For thee. to Heavens Mercy seat.
Devotion, which can say farewell,
Yet bid thee leave smile with me-
Who knoweth we'll thou will return
To claim my life's intensity.
Mrs. r. II. Noise
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You may give just to make other
leople talk If you want to, but Al
any rate give.--Anderson Mail.
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Pumpernickel Is the latest German
Invention to be adopted by the Unit
ed States for use in war time. The
fooa administration indorses #
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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SUMTER COTTON MARKET.

p. q. BOWMAN. Cotton Buyer.
Corrected daily at IL o'clock Noon
Good Middling 32 3-4.
Strict Middling 32 1-2.
Middling 32 IA.
Strict Low Middling 81 ia.
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THE FLOUR CENSUS.
County Food Administrator Calls for
Immediate Report.

The food administration has called
Tor report from everyone who has
on hand -four for more than thirty
oay supply. This report must be in
hand by the 10th of this month. T.
cry one having flour in excess Of 80
days supply should make this report
Immediately to me or to Mr.. f. 1.
heardon, or to any one of the district
agents listed below. If they do not
make the report they make them
selves liable to fine
The idea of the government is not
TO confiscate the flour of any per-
son, but to find out how much -four
Is In the United States so that it can
be calculated how. much can be ship
ped to Europe for the fighting forces
before the next crop is on the mar
ket.
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ATTACK ON FINLAND CRITICISED.
Socialist Members of Reichstag Op-
posed to Military Policy.

Amsterdam, March 7.-Interven-
ton by Germany in Finland and in
consequence i'll feeling against Ger
many in Sweden, was critised severe
ly by Independent Socialist Pro-
gressive members of the reichstag. Q
Berlin dispatch says.
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Report of Carnegie Public Librar,
for February, 1918.

New members this month, go.
Previously reported, 290.
Total membership, 3S2.
Number books lent this month, 974
Previously reported, 9S4.
Total number books lent, 1858.
Financial Report.
Rural memberships go. =. $50
tlncs -. :. :. E. ..... 3.S4
Total .. :. S5.34
NJ Grace Randle.
Librarian
March 5, 1918.
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LOST-In Stateburg neighborhood
black and white setter dog, wear
ing collar on which my name was
engraved. Reward for return or
information. Y. III. Noses Sumter,
:. c.
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sAIEsMFN WANTED

WANTED REPRESENTATIVE mr. large
eastern company married man pla.
frrrrl, eyed aI a. th. salary Hni com
ul. alnn uH uHyrlinG, good nuuuuuniN
fUl FiruI' employment And advancement
Address 10 T. Wilson, NA Mercantile
ilfE
40 rlNh .ALIHuAN wanted to Dnll
Uu drHltTF. uftu tive proposition I'm
I've wire salesman who wants tu es.
NiIl b himself u legitimate. conserve.
'Nn hUHIurHH vim lHHi future. Hlian
'Hrui0D mIHl have rnr RHi ! 1000 de-.
pnsli money Nddy's 800. ukInhnman
NE HAVE Mood inr n hutIr man. NOT
uiHf o. iu represent uH iu this HfHto
lEuofiNuCo hra'luH with me better rlHsarr
l.ruiiI Such "a man may HHfu r Nrs|f.
M. irruWn Hri hr permanently situated
tIll NHUIr go. tu arrange Interview
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Cornish Furniture Go. Maple "
NJ lTg ron SALE, Just phone Walnut
lDh ana got more. y. X. Auction Co.
Wl are anxious 10 buy your used fur.
nnuro, We trade VanoaUs furniture
H'urr f.22s West Grand Maple "a.
ron BALE Kitchen cabinet. Ice bos.
also buffet Maple i1i
ElDlrr rooms. arranged TO thre.-suites
lfh, housekeeping, Walking distances
furniture good home, J.is oklahoman
OUR HOUSE Is FULL
Of extra nice furniture;
more coming in. Got all
kinds, some as fine as you
most ever seen. Big sale
SATURDAY,
o. K. AUCTION 90.
1l8 20 South Harvey
Walnut 1854
ron SALE Handsome furniture fsr 4
room apartment. apartment Tor rent
pnHr'HH.ou March 10. call PllX-56. room
iu
tuR urDphshd Hnndard Rotary
sowing machine, tl2 10 Several extra
attachments rr" m W hth H.
ron SALE Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing
machine. drophcnd. with all attach
m,ntH walnut 0iT
HURRY UP AUCTION
Friday / o'clock. Owner
leaving city at once. 517
North Douglas, corner 1900
block West Fifth. This Is
five rooms complete, in
cluding bedding, etc.
Sale Conducted by
o. X. AUCTION co.
100 South Harvey
Walnut 1884
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman- Times


Az weekday olusslfisd advert. .ps rrn,
ho'h papers NJ ono pflrs gunds,
hlhomNn, one issue. same rate ~ m,
two dailles
~. wo,h Line Inch
One time Dal'y Oklaho.
man md Times I1gr o. tOl
Throe times U1ny Orln.
homnn and Times per
On v.sb orlbromor '' !" "
nnd Times rer dlr ii.fr 7r Al
fOne w0pih Oblplom7n
nnd Times rfr d1v r. g. -
FlEnre sis " 'rrH ~ iie avernr. word
Tho inch
Az stock s,l.srsr ma rromo,lon A.
vefils'rg c7rriaz iia rrr. time rpta
Funf'v's afa ir.'ufe SATURDAY. or Nor
dsv Tlmss ~ 7c rer v1rf q a. nor ipcb
Nv f0r Hsnia U11rf'ng nrf ciiuRtlnr
pef word
CinsHfod contract rrtes f0r OFlaho.
nan mn Tlmos NM i'ras IN no used
flih'n r'" 'rHr rUu 1.fa ~ contract
" contract 'nr 'Iuns dlilv for one vorr.
rer we 'nrI ls'ne cory changed o-
40 ~ niaf for ioss ii.r o.,
nN' AUpNiN avn Tf,u'g NV no
Won ~ A9gfTfrD NUvFnTi ava
~ y" Ans vul no uin srvru d7vs
prly when fr0sval vIn hc collected
CHAn1E WANT ADg vin not ho r''n
orsfr Than seven dny- without renewal
All CIrAnGF WANT Ang .rc ~,
ID n7vHh's ihr s'r's drv 0s.' Insertion
~ nnrs7rs fA1 oui.0f. town want
a. N'e roHi'rslv rsgh IN rdr1nrsN
MDYrrrgFnr shouN raiain re4rtn's
ten hy Tho OWsh0r,1n- Times IN M
rnns n1hln~ rnrnrris ovnr tho osNra
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l'hNut itarr
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i1ri IN TIE Othh0wNr must hr I'm tho
'flro hv 67n m ON the d,v before ~
~ run ~ went ads i0 t'Hri IN Times
iust 10 IN tho hur'ness office NOT later
~ o'r'0ck m ne d1v ~ notification
frarch o'Noe IN Ws'faWs drug store
nv West M1ln II opon dsliv 49, m
M closes NJ ~ M with the srroriion
satr-iav. whom u vim ne forrd o,or
nt f'1N m Wont nds rs"elvsA .Us-
o''ng hours wl'l ho Inserted under tho
firr "T0o Toto IN Cltsvifv"
ntfNn ADe-N0 nusv.or 10 h'ird eNs
|ill he given ur'osg iirlc, e. r-esor,sE
fdwlnf k"v number whom rlnriu~ h'lnf
~ Answers IN ou'. of-'own hllrd ads
~ NJ f1r,-oriod Without cos'
Tt'TrpUONr WANT ADc nre charged
\ me ramc roie ~ cash pdv arI collie.
ona will he made ~ v0ur howe M o.
20 the F7v1e f1v fr-' irsrrifan ~ A
nnears: this la nm recommendation serv-
a ard pnvtrenig shou'h siwoys ho 'upfa
rornptlv whom ths nm ~ rroseuisd ~
ays nsk vour teleuh0rc M 20 no re-
,rieH hark ~ Won nv fhn ioierNooc at
lt@r N mako -uro h0' n h'a hcrn cor-
rtty tntcn The Otiaror7r. Tir,ss ror
nt asar'nc Iorr00aihINiv fo- s-ror4 ~
nv kind occurring In telephone rdvsr-
sa-rcufs
r'NDFn NO CtpCrvFcr is'c--c win
N ~ rrisclr ssfIcN Tive convenience NJ
. raodor is considered nG we'll ns the
iyertlscr
prtONr ppv.F
AgE ron WANT
An mr. ADfrMrNT
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UNEuRNIsHED ROOMS FOR REM.

TWO unfuru'shed rooms; use OF kitchen
Walnut 1861
2 EuDus upstairs Tor rent cheap. i2S
H. Tenth
FOR REST CHEAP Two unlurnlshcod
rooms FOR ul4t housekeeping. Enst
Capitol Il.ls ADULTS only Apply Whit
ley Furniture Co. 2li West Grand
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who can command $50 a week

ELDERLY LADY wanted FOR a com
ranion and light house work; reason
nhe wages and n good home Must he
able TO give first class reference, No
hgbcrt Hotel
WANTED-Two women cashiers for War
Savings bank: bond required. must
have had previous clerical or sales cN-
porlcnCc; reasonable s1hry Apply IN
person between 10 and ~ A. m, at war
-nvings bank
LXPERlENCED lady office clerk, ny
large corporation: good opportunity FOR
advancement; state experience. age,
phone number nnd salary desired J-7s.
care OklahOmnn
WANTED-Noa coloreds maid TO hang
stock. must be tail and neat appear
0nCe. Capitol Garment Shop. Harry KatI
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT


sTRhEGEGs IN THE CITY - Don
wnste money "tD Ing them ALL" com,
direct 10 the broadway cafe; best
mn1ls In town. 2oc. 500 North broadway
lal WEST 2ND - Just opened, newly
furnished, nlI ontslde rooms W 1885,
TINE HARVEY
Nice modern sleeping rooms. $3.50 and
$500 per week bl0 n Harvey
SERVANT S ROOM To rent. coIurcd pre-.
icrrcd, married or single. Apply lblJ
" 2sth
AbEEplNG rooms with home privileges
10 refined young ladies. 749g walnut
NICELY furnished room. strictly mod
ern, private home. s0J u Eighth.
WANTED Young mdy OF good character
10 share home with young lady. one
employed preferred Address J-j0 OkIu-
Uuwuu
SlCEIY furnished room for couple EN-
pluyri Walnut 1860
.IDELN iurmsueI sleeping room in MOD.
orn home. one block north " Fair
Grounds ow lime. Also garage Tor rent
1901 D. '.U W 2.I
SMALL, sleeping room. bath adjoining
,I.., I'm. reasonable. l'I W G'h wal.
ENE'sUEu room FOR rent; pleasant
south exposure. nu'h0ug distance and
900 r,r line t22 T. sth
NND huge .l.uur rooms, close lu md
furnished. southeast exposure 2lg E
Clh So Phone Mnmut 8o't-J
LARGE Nou ventilated front bedroom
for rent lu horne close in two meals
N desired. rates reasonable, 1921 n. OK
nIumr
Nlcr room Do rour fnur blocks Katy
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED An experienced sewing WON.
AN, would pfofrf that Hho has had GA.
prflenCe IN making ana sewing shades.
II possible apply nj once The llnas Pun,
nltufc a Carpet Co. cry
NEAT experienced rolorrd glr rs assist
with houHework Walnut sp52
WANTED White Eirl to cook and a.
slst housework no laundry Maple 6gi
WANTED -EIprrlrncad lady ttonop
rapher Tor general office work Answer
In own handwriting J.V. Ohlhomsn
llOuSEKEEPER wanted, Is 10 10 years
~ agei out Of town. Can nj 7Ol T.
ith ~
WANTED M'id for general housework
Walnut 11n1-R
WANTED Experienced whlis glh nr
general Homework Gord wages blI
W 18TH ~ Phone Maple 2uNi
WANTED-Two good solicitors gooi
pny 90 llye-wire hustlcfs s29 Scott
Thompson,
WANTED Competent oolUred woman fuf
general houarwofk In small family.
Call ill6 W isth.
WANTED nnght younr white nurse
rirl 1917 N Dewey W 500
WANTED Experienced cashier aud bun.
die wrapper permanent position. must
hDys Al references. J-il. care OklHhU.
muu
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WANTED-Mcn to take charge of our
exchange throughout the country, fHlO
lnyeT'mrnt required We pay illJ per
month with GdyAuCtDmut and IN percent
Of OH business done with exchange,
semi annual dividend ON your invest
mInis. office experience not necessary
management easy learned. luvpatiHatp
For tull particulars, address J-bZ, cnro
Times
WANTED-Thrce experienced automobile
tire and accessories salegmpn TO travel
tho STATE OF oklahoma selling tires and
tubes for one OF the best known factories
operating I'm the south ul goods sold un-
der strict guarantee. Address r. r., care
OkIahUmnu
SALESNEN-W Wanted for Oklahoma and
TcNns 20 represent mn established
house: handle automobiles and acces-
ROries nnd farm tractors, machinery etc
also a legitimate nud weritOriOus pron-
OeitlOn for stock sllesmcn. experience
not necessary; no Investment required
permanent position for right parties
CAL or write Farmers implement and
Tractor company. - West Grand nvcuvc,
Oklahoma CITY, okla.
HIGH-CLASS salesman. with c0r wnni-
ed for country work, ilN to 500 n
week FOR right man. can Nj Rogers
50i Kingkade hotel
WANTED a mgh-,lass r.l..mnR ro
take fiscal agency N company w,I
organized. must poe nh'o 10 produce. NI
Ufpug H TnN GInhOWuu
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NJ lrR ron SALE. Just phons Walnut
lDN uud got more o, X. Auction Co.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

Fl'UNlRHED sleeping room Al b22 n
lirundway Maple HVi.J
tuW RENT A dsHfahlo south modern
sleeping room walking distance. ~.
Noiih lltOulNny Walnut llua.J
OH ufgs fnulh room, respectable peoo.
pIs only ini Wost Noble Wal b62e
Nlrilh mrnIthod sleeping room With
c.UHril stnctlY modern. rent reason.
nhlr lnlb Nnrih Hudson Walnut 1903
hlCE fuum. In modern home. close In, 10
gentleman Walnut 7ips
a NuulUN southeast room down.
stairs. 90 couple nr lady employed
Wi vs. nm Phone Walnut 1ne6
NlrE uUuN, with or without use ~
Kitchen, mbdOfn apartment Maple
77lO.U
NlrlLl Furnished room iur rent mar.
ilrd couple ufririr'i walnut SO
luW HlNr n,iroom and kItchcnette
Walnut thfU III ~ NiN
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
800 REWARD

For information leading TO recovery Of
ms Buick nutomblec, stolen on the night
Of March H. II was five passenger,
model " IS. siN-oylinder; engine No.
3sgG3. Rail No. 36l72s The emergency
brake rod on the right hand side was
disconnected and was tied with wire to
the other rod The bow clamp on right
hand side WIS broken, but could still be
used 10 clamp bows down. In addition 10
the above reward for recovery OF car,
viii give 800 FOR arrest and conviction
OF thieves. Notify Floyd Cooper NAYS
Vile, Okla
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
FOR RENT

NICELY Furnished llght housekeeping
fuuwH fui o. NIElh Maple 1885
NnllY Furnished llght housekeeping
foou7, one, two or three loOg "
Fourth
tuH UNT Two muirru Furnished
fuHms fur llrnt housekeeping. g. uU per
week 121 D. lnth
TWO nicely furnished h,usrhosplng
fnrlns. convenient 90 bath walnut
7iUf
ron R1NT-7 rooms Furnished for light
housekeeping modornl no children
''f " Eighth
INu lght housekeeping rooms Tor rcut
with use ~ Kitchen ull modern com.
yenlcnceH, connecting bath cloHu tn car
'in" sni " Everett
SINGLE room complete f0r irht house
Keeping s2l w Main M'plo 1859
TWO fuui foHns adults only 6lb west
I'M Walnut S1s:
Tlll,lt l.rnl housekeeping rooms hr.
u'shei, private home, adults only 300
Insi 'lh
Nl'E gt'lTE NJ ught housekeeping rooms
10 adults only ph North STILES. wal
uui llN
LlGilr housekeeping rooms. ili W Glh.
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MALE HELP WANTED

/
WANTED - IAthers, plnsUtsp and
painters $40 w First Walnut ssSl
WANTED MofaAHgss uor 10 years
! with wheels good pn> permanent 30
Hlilpus western Union Telegraph 60
| WANTED Two granite Guitars NJ once,
! steady work come ~ once. owen A
| Watkins, Chlckashn, OKLA
/ llATTER WANTED FlrHt. class halter.
NO new work $40 per week. steady em
/ poymsni, uourley Cleaning Works
nrumrlFht Okla
! WANTED Nan that can secure good ON
/ leases IN Oklahoma Indian preferred
Address Ho' 1868, pnl1S Tctna
WANTEn.Two men Tor construction
work Walnut 9i' $500 " Tenth.
PLUMBER wanted or once. comblnat lion
man preferred Don't write. phonn
". J lmula. Mangum. Okla.
wANTEp..AT ONCE FouR PACK
WAGES APPLY ~ PERSON W.
KoN MILLS, YUKON, OKLA
! COMrETENT tioglo and repair man.
also under .innIng nickel plating Okla
nomn tiJ Sporting Goods Co, ll3 NOrth
lhuNNNNNf
WtNrEp- Good barber $40 N Roh.nson
WANTED Two yourg mon Rnd two
young ladies no travel can 1880 to /
today iol Campbell building
WANTID-MlnoEors 10 tks charge ~
local aul out.uf-town Offices Tor the
ll.lUv1 Alr Tuplo Carburrtlon company;
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Auto co l.J w. Second Ask for Sir
Wl.rNHnh rlus manager
WANTFD-TWp men 10 work on con-
siurtion work Walnut $40 $500 W,
10Th st
WANTED Young man. about IA 70
make himself useful I'm clothing
store. bring references Gatcly's, il7i1
" Main
WANTIu-lHDksmll must be- good
horsoshOer Address W. r. Hamilton.
MrArFtcr okla
BARBER wanted NJ once good, steady
man Palace Barber shop. 3lk W
Grand, Oklahoma city
WANTED about iG. not going To
school Apply at owl Drug Co., TN
and Robinson
WANTED-Rofrlgera engineer for
night run beginning April ! GuAran-
pe months employment. $50 per month.
Applicant must have had ? yeprs actual
operating experience Have 3t.ton com
preston plant, gas fuel H. v. care Ok
hhOmuH
wANTED-Go0d porter and car washer
915 y broadway
Carpenters. pIpe filters. me
thluICH and wood choppers Apply 10
superintendent of plant Of American
Pncllng Company ~ Reno.
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WANTED ONCE -FOUR PACK
EHs AND TRUCKERS At GOOD
WAGES. APPLY ~ PERSON W
kON MILLS, YUKON, OKLA