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The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
1893 GROCERIES
QUIT BUSINESS
Chain Stores Responsible
for orDisappearanceofO Old
Fashioned Shops.

Nine hundred and thirty-nine gro
Gerry stores in the District closed
their doors during the past fiscal
year. according to latest computa-
tions of the Commissioners. The num-
Der Of groceries doing business at the
beginning OF 1917 aggregated 2,7f7, as
compared with 1.soS at the beginning
Of the fiscal year 1915, a decrease Of
II does not require any great I'M
agination. according to market ex-
perts, to foresee that small. individ-
ually-owned stores of the oldfash-
ioned type which used to stand on
every corner will entirely disappear.
to be supplanted by great chain
stores. Competitive wholesale gro
ceries also will be wiped out within a
decade IL present tendencies continue,
according to present Indications.
High prices and inability to buy in
carload lots, together with heavy
overhead charges in comparison with
the small business done have all con-
tributed to make it impossible for the
small groceries to compete with those
operated by THE chain-grocery pro-
Greater Than Gains.
The corner grocer. according to
economists, has never been an efficient
economic unit Frequently, II is point
ed out, the gross profit of the retailer
on many perishable commodities, such
as farm produce, is greater than the
sum of all preceding gains which deal
ers have made on these products.
Not infrequently it exceeds the
amount the grower receives for pro-
ducing the article. and often surpa sse,
the total of all previous charges, in
Guiding that of the grower, the trans.
porter. wholesaler and jobber. In 9TH
er words, the retailer in many cases
realized gross profit OF more than 100
per cent.
Yet in some cases even with these
heavy charges his ledger at the close
of the year did not disclose any real
proht, for he was not doing business
on commercial scale Bad credits
also cut into his gross profits.
Would Reduce Loss.
Notwithstanding these facts, busi-
ness men claim that the retailer could
afford to sell on a narrower margin
OF profit on vegetables and other per.
ishables, and II he did so his good.
would move faster and his percentage
of spoiled goods would be greatly low
cred.
The chain groceries. which buy in
carload lots and do a big volume OF
business, have worked out a system of
smaller profits and greater volume of
sales in perishable lines. which enable
them TO dispose OF such products a,
lower prices than the corner groce,
does.
The chain grocery makes a good
move at some price and thus elimi-
mates considerable waste through de-
terioration.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
Mccall Is Called,

Nah husband is neber satisfied,
Jedge, onless he carried 'roun' a half
pint OBJ likker under his belt
"Once All cut all de buttons often
his clos en- TUX his suspenders en-
everything awayfen him to keep him
in de house so he wouldn't git
arrested"
But doggone nah skin, ef he
didn't sneak out en- git locked up.
All am through wild him now, Jedge.
you kin send him to Jail all you want
to. All doan care no noah. Wen All
am through wild ennyone. All am
finished"
did you hear all your wife said
about you?" the court asked Joseph
Mccall
Yes, Jedge." snarled Joseph. "Ah
has been hearin' dat kind of stuff
fo' nigh on fifteen year. Tain't nothin'
new ter me. She'll say anything at
all about me-"
We'll" said the court. ''it is pretty
near Christmas. I want you and your
wife to spend Christmas together.
Now see II you can't quit drinking
and take proper care OF her. 1 will
only fine you SO this time"
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
GENERAL FORECAST

The Middle West disturbance of the last two
days is now over Northwest Ontario IN moderate
form, while the Arizona one Of Saturday has
made no progress owing to the strong high
pressure area to the northEsrd and northeast
ward
There were general rains east Of the Mississippi
River. with quite a heavy fall from Southern
Pennsylvania southwark into Georgia, Alabama
and Northwest Florida and there were local
SHOWS in the Missouri Valley. the Plains States
and the Rocky Mountain region.
Temperatures are still high for the season
east Of the Mississippi River. but over the
western half of the country they have fallen
generally and are much below the seasonal aver
age in the Missouri Valley and the Rocky
Mountain region.
There will be rain Monday in New England
and Eastern New YoSk, rain snow in the
lower Lake region and snow in the upper Lake
region. followed by fair Tuesday except in the
latter district From Pennsylvania sOuthwsrd
into Georgia and Florida the weather will be
fair Monday and Tuesday, while in the Ohio
Valley, Tennessee and the East Gulf States
fair weather Monday viii be followed by rain
Tuesday possibly snow in the Ohio Valley.
Temperatures will fall to normal, or somewhat
below normal. conditions. the fall reaching the
Atlantic Coast during Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
Can You Blame Hcrf

''Dis woman cum to nah house
after church de odder night en- set
herself down in nah parlor widout
eben bein' asked"
That wasn't sufficient reason for
you to hit her, was it?" the court
asked Margaret Bailey.
But you orter heard what she said
bout me, Jedge," answered Margaret
Dat dere Fisher woman said some
thin scandalous bout me-"
What did she say-tell me what
she said" demanded the court.
"Ah doan lax to repeat such re-
marks. Jedge, but she said wen All
gifts nah new purple dress on All
looks lax a stewed rainbow.
"Ah has had bad things said bout
me, Jedge, but dat took de cake
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
British Ship Failures
Are Sure to Be Aired

London.-Britain has had its failures
as well as America, and ships built
during the war at enormous cost have
failed to make good as fighting units.
The subject, now that the war is over,
will be one for searching inquiry not
at all relished by some of the mem
bers Of the admiralty.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
Australian Meat Supply
Far Exceeds Demand

Melbourne.-Shortage of feed has
forced the killing of more meat than
the market can absorb and the gov
ernment is asking the shipping con-
troller for more insulated space and
permission to ship mutton to Egypt
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
Falls Twenty Feet; Uniniured.

William Greely. colored, living at
Fifty-first street and Dean avenue
northeast, fell from the second story
to the first in the Benning power
house. The fall of twenty feet did
not seem to injure him in the least,
as he refused medical attention.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
LOCAL FORECAST.

District Of Columbia and Maryland: Fair,
sCmewhat colder Monday. probably freezing tenn
Eeraturs at night; Tuesday, fair, colder; gentle
to moderate west to northwest winds.
Virginia: Fair, somewhat colder Monday, freeS-
ing temperature at night interior; Tuesday fair.
colder; moderate west to northwest winds.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
Here, Rover; Here, Rover.

Gen. Barnett's brindie bulldog has
from the Marine Bar
racks, according to his report to the
police last evening. The collar and
tag on the dog are marked Barnett
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
eh"G Good Morning, Judge
Ng Human Interest Stories Of Rupo1PH 5z
w Police Court Happenings PERKINS
a DIV
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

An Jes' nacherally few often de
handle en- hit her.
The Fisher woman looked like a
hand grenade had hit her. She will
never look like herself again.
Margaret is very proud of the
decoration she plastered over the
countenance of the woman.
And so when the court got through
with Margaret. she was SIS poorer.
but her conscience was clear. She
had done her duty, she thought.
The Poor widow.
Last Wednesday Jim Perry~Rathered
up two or three weeks clothing and
carried the bundle around to Louise
Huddleston for her to wash.
1t was understood between Louise
and Jim that the washing was to be
paid for when delivered.
The clothes being all washed and
ironed on Friday, Louise tied up the
bundle and carried 1t around to where
Jim roomed.
Jim took the bundle. "Your hus-
band owed me dollar afore he died. "
he said to Louise, ZEN All will take
dis wash en- call it square"
"Ah has nothin' tall to do wild what
nah husband owed yo," snapped
Louise. "Ah wants nah money for
dem clos en- wants it quick"
You makes me laff." said Jim as
he went upstairs with the clothes
and left Louise at the door feeling
very much outraged.
"Why did you play a trick on this
woman" the court asked Jim. Have
you no sympathy for a woman who
has to work for living?'
WELL" said Jim, her husban' had
none for me. He been OWN me a
dollah long befo' de war started"
II am going to fine you sl0,, said
the court, "and if you do not pay this
woman what you owe her inside of
week, you'll get no sympathy from
me-" Jim promised.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
OTHER TEMPERATURES.

TIDE TABLES.
Compiled By United States Coast and Geodetie
Survey.
Today-Lov tide, es2 an. and l01 pm /;
high tide, f223 pm.
THE SUN AND MOON.
Today-Sun rises, IA am; sets. 40 nm
Moon rises. 1915 p.m.: sets, 1910 am,
Automobile lamps to be lighted at $40 p.m.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-23
The "Chicken- Eats Chicken.

Running full tilt into a restaurant
last Friday, John Boyle halted at the
counter.
'Hev you seen nah gal in heah?"
he demanded of the waiter.
NO gals in here" answered the
waiter. Didn't even know you had
one"
John wouldn't believe 1t. He pushed
the waiter to one side and rushed
into the kitchen and sure enough
there was his girl, sitting on a table,
chewing on a chicken leg.
Dragging her out by the hair, he
sat her down on. the lunchroom floor
and shook his fist at the waiter.
"Feedin' chicken to nah chicken"
he snapped at the man.
The waiter yelled murder and ran
out for cop. The cop came in just
in time to save the girl from getting
sound thrashing.
."You have no right TO go into this
mans place of business and raise a
rumpus." the court told John.
"Ef I lissen to desc cops" said
John. "Ah hasn't got a right to libe.
But Jedge, All doan allow no man to
tex nah gal away"
well" remarked the court" your
exhibition of temper will cost you
SO.
"Ah has 1t. Jedge," piped John as
he peeled a ten off his roll.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

Ole brorne gnttcI. I'm Damn ice id
mid Dinner Den Die, III Damn tanll
es ioptel idnobe ME eS Mill.
gwruer Der Seller bat nit oufge'
nto6t. Gahoein i9 ior Ole ldnglte
3eit eefIoppt gebabt ben, bat Der
@eOespeiler enOlid lein Sbllebrs.
Senlter ouigemott uu logt; ~NbiL
bit gu oas GnOuiebS Bit III
fre6lig? s8a5 9IsneB bait Iu, en-
Seller morgeltS INN : uDr ans OeH
SAlaf gu floppc?" 3mel ubr?
ben i'd 9eiugt, IN meQbie Oa liH
i'd apper beim geronnt. SD ben
5u ole 2i55ie geiagt: @cuu 1u mid
nod email Inn 5uci llbr Jtadts in
oen Sturm tidebie oubiL Damn
fonnIt Gu groO 10 gut Sem lebte
@ille made. Sd idIuie icet 10 lang
mie / d. Mill. Sieb? Gum 5weite
0lal fin id 10 fem @iel.
@onlit i) rer6Ieimc,
S6ne Sbru lieluer
S1iItpp Saueramper +.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01
nebertrMmpft.

Srieori6 @il6eIm ". fam als
2ronprin3 BEL einem Seitmabl me-
ben einen reoieligen alten Serrn 81
fiber, Ser bie mgla16li6lten @e-
i6idten auftiidte.
Ser 8rin3, Dem bie @ufldneioe-
reien oes @lten 81 fa0 tpuroen, err
griff iebt ieIber 6as @ort uno Jag
te: u9as lit nod LANCE nidts. Oa
muB ib Sbnen nod ettpas biel Sol
leres e%raGblen!"
&leine <nItpauie .
Gofort muroe eS Inn Ben boben
gr5Gbler 1tia. @r beri6tete nun
mebr bebagli9:
.Yls mir Iebten CONNER in
grbmonnsoorf moren, miro plos-
li6 Ser 9eiltG bon ruiiiiden Serr-
i6aften angemeIoet. Sreuoig iiber-
raIdt oobon beIdIieBen mir, unie.
ren @Glten Die Stun6en 10 onge-
nebm pie mogli6 5t MAIDEN. limo
10 miro cine S6littenpartie ollf
Dem naben See beidloiien. SlugS
mar angeiponnt, un0 pfeili6nea
ging's iiber oie ipiegelglatte Sld6e
oobin. Sdon iinO mir beinabe in
Ser Mfitte oeS Sees, ga - elm ent-
Iebli6es &ra6en ="
Ser aronprin5 fubr iid, bon Ser
Grinncrung offenbar ii6ermdltigt,
nit Ser Sati6 iiber oie Mugen.
nllno, foniglide Sobeit, uno?~
fragte man otemlos.
g0ir finn n0r %crtr1tnfenl"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

e-@ 9lr8t: n@enn
oaS @ou6oO 5it umitanoli6
lit, miilien Sic aber ieoen Sag me-.
nigitens oie 6iiBe baoenl"
8atient: n@ie meit, Serr Dot.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

- @muier Gate: Salt Ou
6i6 i'm Sbeater gut amiiliert, liebe
@milie?
Satin: ausge8eidnet! Srau
@roBmuno iaB Dor mir, nit einem
SUIT, Ser iie our6alts .nidt fleioete!
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

Gin @emiit t. Softer: Sers
@olObeim bat mir geingt, er niiroe
aues fir mid opfern, ieI6it iein
Qeben!
@utter: gu, oas LAB sir ui6t
5iueimal iagen: er lit iebr bod Der.
ii6ertl
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

@bgeninft. @ater: SD
begreife ni6t, oaB gu nidt orbeiten
Diait; mir lit Die Ar6eit iogur eia
8ergniigen.
Gobn: Sa, &ater, ober i6 min
mid nift aIIein Dem 8ergniigell
9ingebenI
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

@s eibt nod anoere.
u9u glaubit ia gar nidt, meIde
8ormiirfe i'd ertragen muB, nenn
i6 NAL gu ipdt beimfommel"
n8ormiirfe? Sea, Die Mrt bon
@iirfen lit idon nod 81 ertrageHl"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

= au9 cine @rfIdrung.
o.: uSngen Sic, mas lit eigentltb
flaiiiide Muiif?"
g.: rGoS lit me MuIif, oie MIR
2elte nit loltgen Saaren .berIte'
BEN"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

- nebeIEono. nS9eioun.
gen iirO ia fur9t6ar MODERN
aber man muB bod INNER crit bei'
roten!"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-01

Gnrf (mf ser GurdreHe our Population zines 2anOfdOthens)
pSbr bobt ia Itts treu 81 @uren 6Irfen ge6aten. -"
9urger: uSa, mas min ma onOerS mobn menn ma net cling
fperrt fn Mill"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE

NV
YOUNG lhdy wants clerical position.
with chance for advancement v j.,
care OklabomuB.
BXPERIENCED Stenographer desires
permanent poBitlon'i In office; good edu-
cation; reioreOcos. can Mupla l7i9.
GIRL Il wishes 10 10 companion In re-
lined home. help with hOusewOrk
Maple 913
EXPERIENCED SrENOGRAPHER and
reporter desires DNtrH work. office
slenography letter writing, court report
lhg and general faM shorthand report
ing efficiently handled Phone Maple
200; station 5i
YOUNG LADY just graduated from bust
ness college desires position as stenog
faphcr with reputable concern In Okla
homa CITY Can Maple 1923.
STENOGRAPllER Of three years oK-
perlencc desires position In city. Call
Y. w. {, A. Employment department be-
tween and g.
RELIABLE experienced business woman
desires position ~ cashier Ur Office Hh-
slstaut.~ can y W. e.. A., Maple lN
between and O.
YOUNG LADY wishes office or clerical
work 6 months experience Walnut
222l party j.
POSITION wanted rs l.. Is. X. operator
can Maple lsQS-J
Girl Just out u business college de-
sirvs office work. including dictption:
'sill work for experience. eau Maple
G0C-J 1912 W. 22nd.
BY refined lady In doctor, dentBts ofncs
or any clerical work. can operate type
writer. Call T. Walnut CO2O before .
a. m, or after D m.
YOUNG LADY n years old desires Of
flee work. such as clerical. boOhkoep-
Ing and ypeWriting Takes dictAtion
directly on machine Phone Maple 1881 X
or write P-lj, OklahOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
Want Adj Rates and
Information for
nnuu.A- 1r
OkIaMomall. II ,gnes

Al week day ella asslfud AdvertiAing
kuns IN botn papers nt pna price Sun
day OkluhOman, one js5tie, shmo rate as
the two dallles.
Word Line lneh
One time Sunday only. / l.2o Oo 81. 0s
One time Daily Okla
homan and Times. o.. l.2o Dc los
Three umns UBlly Okla
) homUn ana Times per
One week ooklaho,mran '' "
and Times per day.... l-6o 10 80
One month OklnhOman d.
and Times per day =. 10 60 IL
Figure six letters 10 tho average word
and six words TO the line. twelve, lines
20 the inch
A. stock and stock salesmsn and pro-
motion advertising carries tho one. time
rate. Sundays ads include saturday OF
Mondays Times at &c per word. 3l.H per
incu.
A. tor Rents Board,ns ana situation
wanted, both Oklahomnn and Times lc
Classified contract rates for Okla
hoinan and TlmoB-6,0 900 lines to bo used
viIh'n one year from date of contract.
or contract for three lines daily for ono
year ~ per line each issue. copy changed
~ often M desired.
No hd accepted for less than 2bc.
~ OkLAHOMAN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
.T. "" ADS will DO run seven days
only, when renewal will be solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADs will not be- run
ionger than seven days without re-
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS ar, du.
and payable the snmo day first inser-
tlon OF nd appears. All out-of.town
want ads are positively cash In advance
ADvERTlsEHs should retain receipts
given by Tho Oklahomnn- Times TO pa
trons making payments over the office
counter. ms no mistakes can be rectlfied
CLOSING HoURs-All want ad, TO
Office by $50 p, m on the day before
81 iH to run All want ads TO start In
Times must be In the business office not
later than IL o'clock on the dag Of
R. sfSs store srnasS 70. we. eGs s. ws op.n
daily at a, m. and closes at 9 .. m.
viii be found open unM $50 p, m Want
ads received after closing hours win be
inserted 1,s s.-'sS under the heading Too Late to
BLIND ADs-No answer 10 blind ads
will be given unless ticket is presented
showing key number when pla cins Ing blind
will he otwnrded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are charged
Of the snme rnte ~ cash ads ana col
lections will be made Mt your homo or
appears; this 10 an accommodation ssry.
ice and payments should always be made
promptly when bill Is presented. Always
ASH your teiephone nd 10 be repeated
back - you by the telephone al nker
10 maze sure that II has been correctly
taken The okahoman Times cannot
ssrume responsibility for errors Of any
kind occurring In telephone advertise
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
dds b. misclassified The convenepce
OF the reader is considered as well as
the advertiser
PHONE PBX-5
ASK FOR WANT AID
DEPARTMENT.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

LOVELY room with two good home
cooked meals at si2 " la'h, also gnr-
nce fuf rent
BEAUTIFULLY furnished connecting
rooms. single or en- suite, southeast eN-
posure. board II desired. ~ W. gth,
rf-renCes.
SOUTHEAST front room and sleeping
porch. joining bath: reference, excel
lent board 37J n. 9Th. 'WalUui Gil3.
"FOR RENT-INrge, nicely furnished
southeast room. In stric'y modern
home. closet. conyeuient 10 bath. one
block from car llnc, walking distance.
Will serve bteaMaHt and duusfT only
firSt class people need apply. Gentlemen
only. wal @."
ROOMS for rent. with or Without board.
1872 W. 4th.
BREAKFAsT and dinner urnrhcd.
Here's homellke place Tor our tired of
restaurants or the reHtr.HtiouE o. q
boarding house. Telephone Maple 1873
Or call 1910 North Broadway
OSE ROOM furnished beautifully for
two young ladies. with two meals a
day. IN home with young married cOu-
pie. Phone Maple 2995-J
WANT TO RENT permanently. by re-
sponslblc party. unfurnshed s or 3
room, z-Htory house. with garage
northwest Phone Mnple 1881.
SUITE Of rooms private bath, good
board. Lois, s2o y. Grary. Maple
1876.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
DREsSMAKING AND MILLINERY

BEST dressmnklng. tailoring and alter
atlOns. 7l3 n. Broadway Walnut
sOS7 Mrs Muller
ORDERS for embroidery and fancy work
solicited pig. care Okahuman
FOR FIRST CLASS dressmakng call
Walnut 77l7-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
MALE HELP WANTED

LADoRERs for retrigerAtlng system al
Sifer Candy Co. 18th and Santa Fc
i0c per hour. II. Leake
WANTED--2 experienced quarry black.
smiths Apply w. lith.
WANTED -Fnlshor for blndery depart
nlent. Warden Co, 6i w. Grand,
LIVE man for assistant manager With
car. Also commission man. Walnut
5027 Singer Sowing Machine Co
WANTED--Men between ages Of is and
81, experienced electrically In telephone
switchboard and power Installing, or In.
side wiring Call or write Walllng or
Sandwich. room No. bOs. Pioneer Tele-
phone Bdg.
BROADWAY CAVE Meals 35c and s6c:
best quality; union house 800 n
Broadway
WANTED -Labofers and lneman Tor
telephone construction work, also young
men who wish to learn the telephone
business. Apply to division construction
WANTED Shoemaker. two bench men
and helper. State salary expected
Boz s5S. Ada. Okla.
FIRST CLASS AUTO MECHANIC
any Tr'. ..%y Sr wire .sccigS syns E cEEDSen,c
swndle. stratford, Okln.
DRUGGIST WANTED - Phnrmaclst
wanted for permanent place; good
hours. clean store. pays 800 per month.
young man preferred. V. A, Okaho-
man.
PRINTER OPERATOR WANTED 300
per month; steady employment. Times
Democrat, Altus. Okla
WANTED - Bookkeeper. manufacturing
corporation with large office In city
experienced bOokkeepcr hest Of oppOr-
tunities for Advancement, permanent po-
Ftlon To right man. Reply In detnil CON
a..
state age. whether married or single and
salary wanted at start ESQ. care
Oklnhoman.
PORTER WANTED Work half DAYS
week, ana all day Saturday: references
stock Yards Cash Market 325 West Main.
JANlTOR wanted. Dink's Parish LRun-
dry. broadway Circle
WE are in need OF good live-wire real
estate man to take charge OF our real
estate and rental department. II you
can qualify for this position there II a
s~pd future open to you.
Real Estate Department
Fidelity Trust Company
Capital, 800 900.
Third floor Patterson building.
Phone Walnut $50.
WANTED D-Bookkeeper. man familiar
with electric and gas utility sccount-
ing; rermnnent position for compe-
tent person; good salary. Cali or write
Cruzan, l22h w. Main. City; phone wal
nut 1854.
YOUNG man TO work in mock and az
salesman. See hr Elliott, first floor
Pattee's
STEAM HHoVEL engineer and crane
man. Apply W. 18th
TWO non-union la'hers wanted; 100
block. w. Nth; 500 yards At Sc Nc
Kinney
WANTED-First- class barber at once,
7o2 y, sth
PoRTER wANTED-At the Noii Hotel.
Walnut 66i7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10

The young lady across the way says
she considers the advertisements the
most interesting part OF the Saturday
Evening Post and its certainly nice Of
the editor to make room for so many
even il he has TO leave out some Of the
stories.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED-To rent by Juiy rs. modern.
unfuruished apartment bungalow or
small house; prefer uOrthWsst. would
consider northeast, state location md
Price, tvU In family; reference s is.
OkahOuiHu.
WANTED - Hive or siH-foom cottage.
furnished Or uufurulshtd. between
Wednesday and Saturday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10
wANTED-ro RENT,

WANTED TO RENT--Unfinished 7 or g..
room house for year; responsible party:
northeast part OF city preferred Ad-
dress J-6i care OkLahoman.
WANTED 10 RENT-UnfurnIshed or
s-rcom house for year; responsible par
~; nostheast part of city preferred Ad-
dress J-si care Oklahoman
WANTED TO RENT-Vacant room In
family. by middle aged lady. Address
Yiorsnos 4 Jones. E-sa. oklahoman.
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AGENTS WANTED

>s>S~ -r~s~, ,s~s>-~ -~~'SNSN~-s-7-,~>
DISTRICT agency proposition open, re-
stricted territory, good salary to man
or woman who can get results Only
those with best OF references need apply
r.. l.. Eldredge, IN s. Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-10

WELL KNOWN manufacturer desires
two travelling statesmen for established
lines OF paints, plastic roofing etc spen-
did opportunity to make big money and
build a business that will get larger each
year; salary. commission and bonus For
personal interview call on L. r. OstranS
sales manager, 10 TO ~ a. m, and 2 "a
s p. m. Lee Hucklns Hotel