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Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
FORGIVES YANKEES.

San Francisco, Dec. '11.-Alihough
General Emilio Aguinaldo fought Bit
.terly against the United States as
leader of the Philippines insurrection
until beaten and trapped by the Amer
lean forces under General Frederick
Funston, that bitterness has disap-
peared, as evidenced by The recent ar
rival of his son, Emilio, ia, in this
country TO study for the bar. Emilio,
Jr.. who is but Is, remembers moth
ing of the insurrection, of course, but
hb erought with him renewed assur-
ancss of the friendliness of his father
for America.
Young Aguinaldo is pursuing his
studies in Boston. Upon graduation
he expects 10 return to the Philip
pines 10 lake his place as one of The
legal lights there. Like his father
he disdains notorialv, but despite. his
avoidance Of interviews, he is wei
liked as clean-cut. manly youth.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10

days after the acceptance of his bid,
make, execute and deliver TO the Board
of Directors a written contract IN
form satisfactory to said Board for
performance of said work within the
time and in The manner stated in said
notice, plans and specifications, and
also furnish it an acceptable bond in
the sum of 25 per cent of the total
contract price, based on the Districts
estimate of the amount of work to
be done, for the faithful performance
of the said contract, and also furnish
an additional bond in the sum of so
per cent of the total contract price,
based on the Districts estimate Of
the amount of work TO be done, as a
guaranty That the contractor will pay
in full the claims of all persons per-
forming labor upon or furnishing ma
terial 10 be used in such work.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
certified check for 10 per cent of
the amount bid, made payable to The
Treasurer of The District, and 10 be
forfeited to said District should said
bidder fail for 10 DAYS after The accep-
lance ol mo piu W 'HuSl IiiCo uHc odiu
contract with The said District and
furnish the required bonds.
The contract will be let 10 The low
est responsible bidder, but the Board
of Directors reserves the right TO re-
iect any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Directors
of Imperial Irrigation District.
r. II. McIVER,
Dec 4-24incl. Secre AIRY.
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Abolish the Commission.

California citizens have Just VI
ness.d he experGifure Of ihousands
Of dollars Of tax money By h com
mission appointed TO ve-tigate so
called health insurance a. expense Of
the state.
We suppose this commission made
an Investigation Of hi, latesi fad if
there was any place 10 investigate it
out-iie of Germany
In addition 20 invC Iigaling, The
Commission If no stonc unturned 10
force he people 10 pass The health in
surance measure put on the ballot at
III las election.
This was one Of The bolGeSt at
tempts ever mada 10 use the faXpay-
els' money TO pass clas, legislation
and saddle onto the stale ihousanls
Of new officials an5 an ever incra as
in drain on industry and th' public
treasury.
The nerve Of carrying on his pro
paganda wc>k in II. name Of ih"
Stale ar a sta'e expense 10 load the
state down with ADDITIONAL burdens j.
Just soakira in on The public.
This commission is sill in exist
eac~ and WI undoube edly 'sk coming
Legislature for more none iian ever
before 10 force iuis some proposition
Onto h. reorln again in sniJH o. Ih.
faci hat hny voed it DOWN last
month by N Overwhelming major
ity.
II, ,ima is here 20 call a hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
Item No. 20.

FL Centre, California, December 3,
1918.
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board of Directors of the I'm
perial Irrigation District, at its of
flee in the Masonic building, in the
City of Ell Centro, State of Califor-
MIA, until 10 o'clock a. M, on the oath
day of December, 1918, and thereupon
opened, for repairs and addition to
the RosiIas Wastegate, located about
three miles westerly from the City of
Holtville.
The amount of material involved in
The construction work is noted in the
specifications.
Said work shall be completed on or
before the 18th day of April, 1919.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the Board of
Directors in The Masonic building, in
The City of FL Centre, Slate of Califor-
MIA, and al the office of the chief en-
gineer of said district, in The City of
Calexico, State of California, 10 which
plans and specifications reference is
hereby made for more detailed de-
scription of the work TO be done.
A deposit Of fifteen ($15.00) dol
lars will be required on plans and
specifications; the deposit 10 be re
turned Immediately on the return of
The plans and specifications" TO the
General Managers office at Calexico,
California, in good condition.
Any bidder to whom the contract
shall be awarded shall, within ten
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
T KIDNEY AND
BLADDER BOTHER
fake Salts to Flush Kidneys and
Neutralize Irritating
Acids.

Kidneys and Bladder weakness re-
uit from uric acid, says noted au-
thority. The kidneys fitted this acid
from t he blood and pass it on to
kte bladder, where it often remains
to irritate. and inflame, causing a
Turning, scalding sensation, or setting
up an irritation at the neck of the
bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with a scald-
ing sensation and is very profuse;
again, there is difficulty in avoiding
it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call
it, because they can't control urina
ton. While it is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful, this is
really one of the most simple ailments
TO overcome. Get about four ounces
iof Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful in glass of wa
ter before breakfast, continue this for
two or three days. This will neutral
ize the acids in the urine so it no lon
Cer is a source of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs, which then
act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia:
and is used by thousands of folks who
are subject to urinary disorders caused
Iby uric acid irritation. Jad Salts s
splendid for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have pleasant, efferves-
ent lithia water drink, which quickly
elieves bladder trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
URGE WHIRLWIND CAMPAIGN
FOR LIMIT PLEDGES
OF $1,000 EACH

! Declaring that the only way to
make up the enormous War Saving
deficit, which faces Southern Califor-
MIA, is a whirlWind campaign for limit
pledSes of $1,000 each, G. A. David
SON, state director of the National
War Savings Committee for Califor-
MIA (South), today issued large num-
ber Of letters TO people throug hout
his district who are able 10 invest in
bonds 10 that extent.
This drive is to be made with the
idea of putting substantial sale of
these large pledges against the
amount 10 be raised in Southern Cali
fornia is TO so over the top in this
biz war Iime job. Investigation shows
that many persons who have bought
large blocks of Liberty bonds, and
who are able 10 buy heavily of these
smaller securities, have not bought the
limit of War Savings Stamps, because
the small size of the bond did not
make them appreciate its value.
The idea thai a person can buy only
the 81 900 maturity value of War Saw
'ings Stamps is not correct. A person
can own only that number, but may
buy for others, for business firms, for
charities, churches or LODGES. Business
men who own their limit are urged to
buy the limit for members of their
family, or as a sinking fund Of their
business.
During December he limit CT
stamps cost $S46. In January, 1928,
these securities will be redeemable
for principal and interest amounting
10 $1,000. The interest for that period
will amount to 1854. This is the best
investment the government has Of
fered, as it bears interest at per
cent, compounded quarterly.
"Buy all the stamps You can, for
Your family and yourself" is State
Director Davidson's plea. 'Help put
Southern California over The top"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10

ship.
Sacramento-I. ". W. prison ers
awaiting trial defy deputy sheriff.
European SUGAR bset production has
declined from 8,466,000 10 4,498 009
ions, which shows necessity of encour-
aging and protecting American beef
sugar industry not onl yto supply This
nation during present shortage, but to
put the industry on a sound basis to
meet world competition 10 come.
Cannoi fair minded and uncorrupted
Americans unmask policy Of paternal-
ism now menacing his nation? Shall
the American republic 20 down under
class legislation or viii it stand for
fair play and justice and a square deal
for all?
Government may take action to re-
ray OPERATORS who opened mines al
request of Uncle Sam and have been
unable to market pro3ucs.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
PEACE REACTION.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Reaciion
from war time economy is apparent
in reports 10 various government
agencies since the signing of The arm
istice. War savings committee in all
rarjs Of the country have submi led
statements tending 10 show that per-
sons who absiained from buying un-
n"c~gsary clothes during the war have
rushed 10 shops within the past week
or two and bought according 10 pre-
war standards.
Retail businesses repori stimulation
Of business by peace news. In some
cases Ire response was immediate,
business showing big iumr within
a day or Two afer November II. This
reaction seems most marked among
he wealIhier classes, of course,
Reports gathered by The Federal
Reserve Board also show activity
among wholesale houses TO meet the
demand of retailers. The wholesale
business however. is somewhat re
stricle5 by he desire of retail mer-
chants 10 let their stocks run low,
while waiing for prices 10 come down.
Thousands Of retailers quickly ar
ranoed spocial sales of their stocks
at lower prices. in view Of the uncer-
tairtiee Of the future course Of nricee.
PuiIrirm operations have taken a
sudden START alter The lone enforced
rc~iod of sir eishness during the wa~
ard huildinp materials are now bagin-
ning 10 flow away from former war
/ cnerrrises. toward peacc time huilI-
inp proiocls. Private building seems
, t0 he hodiro back however. MU0iri-
I raliics and siates have turned their
( thoughts 10 building road and hrifQHs
! bold ur drrinp ihe wo~ Nv Shortaea
Of ma lerialq ard vittir HE novl
month offi~iale here looll Cor . multi
tu'e Of advor'isemcnts for bi5s for
lrn~" rroiects.
Al last n'~hi E1liooa of dollars
roust be roiend in he Unito1 States
reyI year fro'o war bonds or war
s"v;ros. Officials aroue Ina floating
Of ihcS" loans wilhout snondir"
gavin" in ~oo~ov and 0natnrialq merely
ro~-.os n ;ufla'o c~-1ii. ond the prqc-
tical result Of this initiation IS a gen
c~o' ~'o~ IN rriceS.
Tho Traaeurv now ie noopi~-r 10 10
vo'or ->7ra~s cf cor+inpio@ thrift r~o-
naoanda ihvouohopt The ncxI fov
v-n~s. 10 e1pcaIo The nuh'ic 10 the
f,riV &c ~~-,;~c- ofr ;r1rhiol.o~4 ho-
Foo r~1o--'~" u,o~ tive o~ooor,v. "
f~"A etudc~4e of o"o~or,v in The
T'~~a~------ 70 10 go 41of ...Ioqc thc
h.--"-;---- ~oo~1o 1onrn lo-"one ~
'h~'f' --t'-', -,o~,,l~4'~--~ or r.,,.1~- >
w. c'o,..-. ~-,v ~.-I oitor --,or~;,,
.."';o,o ',~-.o 1--.-~cl |.,vi-" ~ ,,a~'
f." ,oo-~ lIo c~,r,i~v ill ho -
',coi':~-, 1--~'.-~- ,.o~~---i ....~.'o-, ce a1.
-~--l;-,-- ----~l7 .-.~--o 'ho-7 ;A- e"o,- RI
10 ~,o-ld'g ~ro;Iahlo stool, cf food
- ~ io-.'"'- ~--1 r~r~~ --oc.'o' f~. ~
~h"ei~"' ~"h0ilding cf devasl ote1 nor
tiors Of Furona.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
CANADA HELPS FARMERS.
LDu Tha Asecci-L-d Pr-.el

Winrirne. Canada Dec G.-The f.
rsncial resources Of western Cana5e
ar- BEING Dlacad q the 5i-rosal Of
farmers in lhe prairie provinces Of
Nari'chJ ka.chewl0 and Alberta,
where grain forming viii more than
ever b. the cHi-f Industry when The
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10


$1,000 -old'rr- Of the three provinces
return from overseas.
Mortgage comr9nias ar5 chartcr"1
ha7k@ were NOR able 10 finance stable
indus riee in this gtretch of country,
ohoui e100.000,0 ,0o0 being available for
i~7n-cdioie rse through such instiu-
'iors Besides. The federal and prov
inci0l Governments are making exlsn-
sivo plans for extendino financial aid.
Tha imnenee possibilities Of the
rrairie- as a foc@ growing country
have been carefully considered hY
Government officials. No only viii
va- tracts be made availablo to HE
ool5iors on homestead basis. buI The
federal end rrovincial governn mis-
win givH francial assistance in equip
pirG NE rev farms with proper ma
chircry. Long term loans will be
rl9vidcA through r'ral credits sys-
teroe.
Exlereior Of manufactures. as well
aq aoricul'urc. in western Camera is
an+iciratad Ore Of The frs questions
lakor up Nv ihn Inler-P Provincial con
fo~~ncn which has been in nrograss al
Ottawa was he transfer Of control Of
natural resources If tie prairie prov
ircos from federal 10 provincial gov
oruuonls j is urged that The irans-
fer fer wears an unsettled mailer
wcr'd make Il POSSIBLE for individual
rvovircos 0 develop mining ard other
industries on their own initiative.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
-------------F- = r'ras

Tho T0ueo" wea''o~ on1 .-oo'7e
ron ;tten will .,-oel yUod~ oedav IN
""~eiAe'- '"o'r-s+ ihel u hoo cac-
"otn'"~ %"hd~~ md Assistant Eecre-
t'ry Leffingwell.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-12-10
|: FIGHT
ST|RS PALOMAS
DIST. PEOPL {

Yuma, Dec. 9.-Palomas is having
a nsighho1hood row thai has 10 do
vita politics. At The past election of
Yuma county some of the leading cit
liens and old timers are accusedo of
misconduct at the polls in this dis
irici. The result is TAT the affair
will b. brov2ht UP in he Superior
Court drrins the coming session.
In . contest statement filed in The
cierk's Office from the precinct CT
Pslomas, whicl is beyond Wellton, in
1ume county, P. L. Payne, who was
q rival candi-1e for the office of
justice Of he pace againsl j. Fred
Noljbusch, The successful candidate,
accuses he latter OF tampering with
tha ballots 10 hi- own interests ana
Of clectioneering within fifty feet OF
th- polls.
Noubuscl is a prominent citizen of
Palona,, and he incumbent Of the
dispute office. Alhough a candi-
date, h. is said to have served or
me G4'C ACE DO O'I-. WI D NV ufN-i
was also On he board, with Mr..
Blcde-t, Frank RcdonIo and H. S.
Nickel.
Pam accuses Noebusch in the
foIowir- allegations:
"Thai at all times during The con-
due, Of he lection, and during the
inc TIE pcll- were open for voting,
and while he v2'ing was Going on,
he board permitted No'ibusch to
axe h. ballot box in private apari l.
mcnt belonging 0 him, and there
/ lock and bar h" door, excluding all
electors, md there in secret permit
Ited him 10 change The ballots; also
thai ;. kept he tally sheets and elec-
/ lion returns 'xclusivelv in his pos
-sion for he period Of about 36
/ hours after he completion of the
retcrde5 counting Of ihe ballots"
Frank RI iondo, suco ssful candi-
date far HE cffica Of constable. i,
,lso charred in the complain will
eloc ior cring within fifty feet Of th'
polls.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
OFFICES AND DESK Ro
srUnGs AND wARrnoUsEs Va
WANTED TO RENT

STORAGE ROOM in downtown district
central, located space IONIa. lHqulr,
'iH' south Bu-'uu.
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5i. s",y rpUy or HOTEL TULSA or
''I = IN Ift street ladies shrine pin "a"
OIL shh liberal reward.
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PAlNTlNa 40 DECO NAT1Na .
PRINTING AND STATIONERY =
REPAIRING AND nEMoDFLiNG 5,

KEYS hLdc 10 order gun ard !hcksmith.
ing; wedding of broken parts % IRON, rS
pairing OF everything Jacob Novelty 90
2l- Fest First Phone T2B
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REAL ESTATE .GR RENT


~ - " W. ~ Nlk4 NiHfH ~ ~
For RENr iIrrGm Nmrnrurs Nprh
aud Iustuu uuu apartment uN iHIrl
ipur two Nurpl, bod. .iur.t lrai
rInhs Phone lali
FOR RENl Fourrynm apartment modern
Murph, tu dor h,l 'urfnI llIt.
West ~r,oud Cru-ule llrEAi.. rtrnsr.
r,gnt tno Phone ao'1. .Sonddol ,rr2'
Uldr
ron tfNT -Four room apartment mod
"ru Murphy IN dor bed lorat,I Illitg
West sirrgni troshio Heights. garage
rent 600 rhouo $3.50 Hammond a
llammUnd. 9J2 1888 MAYO Ildg
MAIN. y. C3G- unfurnishcd apartment,
tour rooms. must give reference
INFl RNlSuED apartment frsl class
u"lrbhorh"oi phou" IGui. mornings.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 70
FuR RENT Very attractive ui~cly fur
u''"d i've room apartment rev md
clean. two .porrhes. closets etc nice
lighting and decorating. phone n de-
sired convenient 10 town. ''I lioiJ.
HOUSES FOR RENT n
ApMrRNL. l3I@ New 5room modern
bungalow. tl.cpirr porch basement gar.
age Bort Roberts. Phone 5lrl
BEAlTlrrL LARGE RESIDENCE South
side Phor" 2UJi
BOsTON =, I2o5-For rent u room
house and rarag" for one car ans per
month PhOuu 200,
ClNClNNATI ;, Three room houho for
rent Phone 4u7
CINCINNATI = l72O Three room mod
ern house. uufurnighcd
CARSON, y. lllj- Furnished house =
rooms. strictly mod"rn. two slS"plng
pUrrhcs ris'cru. piano yerynnts~ quar-.
trrs. garage. best of uelghhorho,Rs
NlIU per month Phone lI9U.J
DETROIT n. iJ25--rwo room house.
near school good woll water. Sl5 per
month
EIGHTH. v. o2O-Two room unturnished
house in rear
ELEVENTH. W. Az Modern room
house, electric lights. nowly stained walls
Phone " Z .Ij
FIFTH T.. ;35-ualf of sir room unfur
nishch hosc. CAL 77Gi.J
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FOR REM T

14il South Cincinnati; now broom
modern house with sleeping porch
and furnace, never been occupied,
CAL owner at phone 5l77.
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EXrENIENCEn coLONNn 90 Nnnt-l

pynvrIi.,,l,t,,, -,,T,l-I, ,-
hN ~ ~, ~, ,'"Ll, P,.' VI,
Apply az Superior confectionery ga
rV''h Ma''.
WANTED--Mcn AND boy, 10 deliver mes.
sageS good pay. pheasant Vors Appg
this morning Western Union.
WANTED for r.a,ral ofrre work
mnst IN, rnod at 1ru,il nrrmauent no.
SIMON. for man Who 4, r., afraId OF
vork his is a -,,l nrrnrtuaity SOC
Mr. Larson Tn'.a paiIy 'Wor.d
wbnnI sto ,.r uo.l ptnra ioos Iii
Wi rie,onth Walker t,ro,sr,
-, ..-,.
NNN Hp- "' H'h I"I h'lI'IF S'a'.'"
WORK prefer me, WIN P''N"I .Np,,
rb,ngin, latterio, n. csr,' Anil, 702
S.,uI6 H,r
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE 4
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HVNTNTH0 VTTVH N'IIbo "
CA'Ii FOR STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE.
bO. You want cash for your stock Of
good, n 50. We can turn I' into nor"
money at auction than any dealer viii
pay you for u and do II quick and sell
II all. II interested get our terms. The
American Merchants Auction Company.
ltsI East Ffth street, care T.. Utter,
Secretary.
CLEANING AND PRESSING WORKS for
saio doing good business, will sacrifice
Address l.. " Howard or phone j@g.
brunrlrht, OKLA.
FOR SAI,E- ssuall grocery tors store and
three living rooms for rent. $25 per
month C1'I at 1910 East FElryIew or
phone I5lg ~
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,NNoIyNCEMENTS
LOST AND FoUhI

- L.siras, college pin, initials
,rSr--.Iu,G, ,.srayed on inside inder
b. ". p,rrr ~ -ga North Cheyenne. or
n-Al- ...r LLdE.
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WANTED REAL ESTATE

'VIoN aIut fEN NSIppV
'Uprs issN 10 isusWIou 10 pslHJol 'ssnoU
mOoI N smIJl No Ana OIL UTINYM
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RuAINHas rRorERrY

lnk SALE Nm"ruu larlc cafe locatcd
N lrr' and Detroit this is a good bny
for -puH r"riauraut Inau Apply 2Ju
Iutt If.i
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFFEKED e
AuCTIONEFR r r ArItRTON "a West
FIRST street Tulsa phA Phone al2l
?" years experience ,u genera. mer.hau.
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ELI CTRlI WIRING and fvtnrss ouI
rheru rent il low save money Ninet
Chandelier Co., 92A South Man street
phOsP APPS
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sERvANTs' OF kRTEEs- Would Ike to
lrt TO man and wife, white eprcferred
someone who would care for child and
helm with hou-cwurk Address Box 4.
33 care World
SINGLE CoLORED GIRL for general house
WORK. Phone 1V0l,
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Sewing Machine. Re-
paired Phone -ll2
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BOARD AND ROOMS
LIsH- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

LIGH- HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10.
BOULDER n. 5ls-For rem, two Neht
housekeeping rooms ia basement Phone
BOSTON, $ 1928 one comp rtcly fur
n,shgG nslsr housekeeping room, modern.
BRADY, ", l2i Modern usAt uonse.
keeping rooms for rent
CAMERON ". 81 -lIous,kocpi,, rnoms
20 responsible couple. walking distance.
everything furnished
CHEYENNE. y. 627-1wo nice Light
housekeeping rvOna. now and 'modrrr
laundry and good !ooatOn, also oas
light Housekeeping room walking dss.
tancc vi North Main rar line
CHEYENNE, y, 4l5-.For rem, one light
housekeeping room s. week.
CINCINNATI, y. 2o5-- Light housekeeping
rooms. Phone 66I
DENVER S, 6OI-EMrnlshed Il gut house.
keeping rooms.
FIRST W. al414 For rcn, ono light
housekeeping room Phone iijl
DETROIT y, l225-Two large Light
housekeeping rooms on ground floor
south eHPosure; private front and barS
entrance. s. per week
FAlRvIEw, r.. 1901 Thrce well Tar.
niShed Light Housekeeping rooms, SIS
r. month. Frisco addition. Phone
fOhfISI, y, l22O--For rent On car line
one large one- room house furnished for
light hOuSek cepiuE suitable for ANAL
family Phone Gf2S
-FOUR uNFuRNiSHED light housekeeping
rooms also barn 10 rent Cail $685.
BOSTON s, 5lj--Two rooms for Light
Housekeeping; modern, Phouo Al3I.
CiNCGNNATI. S. lo9i4 downtown rooms,
sleeping aud housekeeping, g. So and mp
FAIkNlEW, f.. l5--Fur rent two house
Keeping rooms Call before a. m. or
after $50 y. m.
FOI RTH. f., l53s-rwo hrh, houSel ecp.
ing rooms, private front entrance mod
orn
HOUSTON s. 2li-Two modern light
houkekeepng rooms. Phone ana
HOUSEK EEPISG rooms. modern and olcc
t7c lights one sleeping room Phone
LANSING. S. 7O3--For rent two nicely
furnished housekeeping rooms.
LAWTON. - D23-Two furnished house.
keeping rooms modern. m children.
also room house. Phone 356j.R
MAIN y. laU7--Two or three rooms
home.like place. close IN, good water,
completely furnished for hfs"kccpi1g.
owASS'O, S. I2O-Thrce nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms with bath; $3.50
per week.
THIRD W GlN-Twn newly decorated
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cLrANrNa ANn pYhrN

'ATTRFS SSES - Renovated and recovered
returned nome the same day. PhOus
GAG, Sanitary Mattress Co
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


kAlNCOArS .-- 'taud made guarsutrsd
Waicrprsut A Wat TIhhrr Goods
IuJ ~,Hrh Buu.icr
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REAL ESTATE. FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

luk SAlf beautiful ln acre tract near
INIar. No reasonable offer refused 4
Osborne lll y Emporia, Wichita,
han
100 ltEIS LAND fnr lcaSr -, miles
northwest uf Duurau Phone gg9 or
write & b bingham prumrighi, Okla.
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BRADY, ", l9i Modern u,ht mouse.
keeping rooms for rent
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WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS 2.

WANTED HOARD AND ROOMS Y
ROOM WANTED by young man; must
have running water and be within six
blocks of Third aud Nam. Phone 3o4U
between Q and IL a m.
THIRD. +. l4ll-Two unfurnishcd rooms
newly decorated; mOdern separate en-
frances; well, no children Phone
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