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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
ISLAND MEMBERS
 SUGGEST EVENING
 SESSION OF WORK

DOUGLAS, May 4-So many wo- men have complained that for various reasons they are unable to attend the afternoon meetings of the Red Cross and have requested that an evening of each week be reserved for work in that line so that they can help in this great humane cause So, for the benefit of those women who cannot come out in the after noon, it has been decided to ar. range for a night session is suffic- tent number can be depended upon to turn out each week on that one evening and make the effort worth while.
 This night session will necessitate several of the workers who turn out twice each week, some three times already, coming also at night to di- rect the work until the new workers for that reason, it is hoped none will sign up except those who are really in earnest about the work and who intend to reserve that one night for the Red Cross, regardless of counter attractions.
 Those who are sincere in wanting an evening meeting will please call at the oDuglas Island News office and sign up so that the committee in charge can decide upon the mat. ter as soon as possible as there is need for all the workers who can lend a hand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
MARRIED LADIES WIN OUT

TREADWELL, May 4-The final bowling games, to settle the cham pionship between the Married Ladies team and the single girls was rolled last night at the 'Treadwell alleys The team, explained by Miss White won by a. large majority over the girls team, explained by Miss Lii jestrand On account of a sore fin ger Miss Liljestrand was forced to put a substitute in her place for the last two games. Mrs. Christman dis tinguished herself by making an av craze of 40.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
SHIPPED THEIR FURNITURE

DOUGLAS, May 4-The Sophia, which sailed south Thursday morn ing carried the furniture and house hold goods of Rev M l.. Larson and family who will follow on the Sophia on her next trip, going to their flu ture home at Almelund, Minn., where the former has accepted the pastorate of a large Lutheran congregation. It is not known when Rev. Larson S successor will arrive or whether or not he will have a successor in the immediate future
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
p. T. A. PROGRAM AT LYRIC

DOUGLAS, May 4-The school en- tertainment is to be given under the direction of the Douglas Parent Teacher Association at the Lyric Theatre Monday night, beginning at 7:45 o'clock, promises to be an ell joyable affair. Tickets for the eii- and it is expected that every seat in the theatre will be occupied. A most interesting program will be presented
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

DOUGLAS, May 4.-Tomorrow Holy Communion in Douglas at Il a. m No service in the evening.
 Services in Juneau at D. m. in stead of 2:30 D. m.
 The Ladies Aid of Douglas will meet with Mrs. Ole Swanson next Tuesday afternoon.
 The Ladies Aid of Juneau will meet with Mrs. A. Lagergren next Thursday afternoon.
 All are cordially invited to attend these meetings.
 Rev. Martin L. Larson will leave for Almelund, Minn., on the 18th of this month.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
ED ANDREWS IS IT.

DOUGLAS, May flowing to the order that all persons must have permits to go on public docks and that a picture of the bearer of the permit must be attached to it, there is bound to be a rush of business with the photographers and Ed. Andrews, who has a monopoly of that bushes on Douglas Island, is prepared for all corners. Either you get the required permit or you keep "off'en' docks. The permits are being issued from the office of the United States marshal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
SUPT. VISITS SCHOOL

TREADWELL, May 4.-Territorial Superintendent of Schools L. D. Hen derson visited the school here yes terday and made a short patriotic address to the pupils. He expressed himself as highly pleased with the progress of the school under the ex- isting staff of teachers. Miss Makens and Miss Frans. It was MT. Tender sons first visit to the school the present term.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

this afternoon. There are several woman who are not able to attend the afternoon sessions on account of having no one to care for their children but who could come for a couple of hours in the evening when their husbands are usually home to stand on the bridge of the household ship. If enough prefer to come in the evenings instead of in the afternoon, arrangements will be made for a night shift.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
MRS. cHRIsToE ENTERTAINs

TREADWELL, May Airs. A. F.. Christoe entertained at her home last night in honor of Fred Henson who is to leave for Washington City where he has been offered a position with the Engineering department. he having offered his services to the some time ago. A most en- joyable evening was spent, cards and refreshments being the order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
BUTTONHOLE PARTY

DOUGLAS, May 4.-Mrs. L. Wer- necke entertained number of friends this afternoon at her home from conversation, being the making of buttonholes and sewing on of but tons in Red Cross Hospital garments. Dainty refreshments cheered the workers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
BOTH FLOATS ARE OPEN

DOUGLAS, May 4.-The enclosure being placed across the approach to the City Dock for the town by Ii V. Sully leaves both the ferry float on the north side of the dock and the small boat float used by fisher men 1n the south si le of the dock free to patrons to go and cHme at pless ure. but none can enter the gate to the main deck without q permit
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
MOTHER TO SON

DOUGLAS, May 4. = Mrs. Gus. Grundler yesterday issued invitations to number of young people to a farewell at her home Tuesday night in honor of her son Oscar who has been drafted and who will leave for Fort Seward on the 10th. Oscar Grundler has spent most of his life in Douglas and is great favcrite with everybody.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
IN FROM HOONAH.

DOUGLAS, May 4.-Steve Kane, merchant and sawmill man, was in from Hoonah this week. He was looking for men to work on his saw mill but found labor very scare in this part of the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
Waterfront Property

FOR SALE, very cheap, water front property with piling in excel lent condition. Also soft. boat ' F
 h.p. Ferro engine. For particulars, phone 853, or address Box 426, Douglas. mil
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

which he said he believed America coveted for it's economic value and perhaps because America had an idea of instituting a gigantic scheme of communication between the three continents of America, Asia and Eu- rope.
 There is no confirmation, now ever, of the rum0r referred to by Representative Tanaka.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

The continuation of winter cond tions delayed the resumption of min ing operations on Kenai Peninsula longer than usual this spring Work has now begun, however. and it is expected that this will be a better year for mine owners there than has yet been experienced.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
ARBOR DAY AT TREADWELL

TREADWELL, May 4-The school children turned out yesterday and raked the campus free from the win ter's accumulation of trash and plant ed a number of beds to flowers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
NIGHT SHIFT CONTEMPLATED

DOUGLAS, May 4.-The matter of selecting a night each week for Red Cross work was to be taken up at the regular work-day meeting
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
LUTHERAN HMM ANUEl
 CHURCH

Rev. Martin l.. Larson, Pastor Sunday School at 10 a. m
 Holy communion at II a. m.
 The time for Communion service tomorrow will be II a. m. instead of 8 D. m. There will be no service il the evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

Anchorage is to have. if she hasn't already had, Spring Cleanup Day" man. woman and child, is expected to do something toward making An chorage cleaner, and prettier for the summer.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

Larson, and the sermon preached by the Rev Canon Butcher.
 All are cordially invited to attend.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION

LOO D. m.-Communion Service.
 :00-Thursday-Mi Week Pray CT Service.
 All are invited to attend these services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
DOUGLAS CHURCH SERVICES
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

Rev. G. D. Christian, Dean.
 Rev. A. E Butcher, Canon. Fifth Sunday after Easter. 10:00 a. m.-Sunday school and children's service
 D. m.-High School Graduation service.
 The service will be taken by the Very Rev. Dean Christian; the les sons read by the Rev. Martin L.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
ST. SEBBA'S SERBIAN
 CHURCH

(Rev. A. P Kashevaroff, Rector) S:30 a. m.-Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Confirmation Service

Confirmation Service Next Sunday evening, at ' o'clock the Sacrament of Confirmation will be administered by Right Rev. Bish- op Crimont in the Catholic Church, Douglas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04

EXPERIENCED Laundry Woman wanted to go to Whitehorse, Yukon. Work principally ironing. Wages 40 cents per hour. For particulars, see or phone E. J. White, Douglas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

LOsr-bosion bun tsrrlst, haIe, slJS
reward % y In St WALNUT liii,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
AGENTS WANTED

HlJTOtY ~ rreBt war. biz. Illustrated.
mthDnii. complete. wonderful money
maker. Hg u'f. either rex. prospectus
pud oufNl free. s.u1 lUr fur postage.
n = Thompson 4 Co, Fullerton BIDS
n Louis Mo
COMPLETE history N world war. Illus
trBtcd from official photographs oi
T. S. British and French govern.
Wcns f'Hi seller. agents putNt free,
T'ud l0c for postage Bislo Educational
Society IN and Pine Su, g. LOuls,
no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

LOsr=llullo hoy's brown shoe, len
shoe, s.is eh reNard Maple llib
SrNANEbHA A goose SO West i0th;
reward Maple 1853
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MALE HELP WANTED


DRUGGIST relief or night service, Ok.
mhoha LeElStfalloni reference, PhoAs
WANTEp-M Men and Iadlss 10 learn Baff-
Der trade special low tuition posi- .
Ilnhs guaranteed fyo cataloH. 0klaho-
MIA, Harry kuna, Mgr
MEN Our catalog eAplAns how Wo
teach the hhThef trade mailed free,
hchNhrtG system Of Barber Colleges,
le9 W, California Ave, UklahoIaa City,
OAH
PREFAR8 yourself foT war or pSacs
ukD,NnWa City Automobile School,
l!lb North Western
AMERICAN llralinF 70. maniiiaoiur.
etH Oi IHirinNs on llurnurs lOr cook
stoves, heaters, hot air, water and
h,'am furnaces Sold through dealers
and agents go Fast Jrd
TRY A CAFETERIA LUNCH MEAT
lOc MD l'r VEGETABLES De-,
,,EFSbEl'T BE- AND iOr. HOME COOK
VALE CAFETERIA
BROADWAY, SOUTH OF
LEE.huCKlNa
WANTED cylindcr prssAman, News.
lAsp ioh Printing Co. Shawnee.
BETTER COFFEE. pufs cream. Be-.
Hunts Lunch. no n Roblnson
nOOkKEEPELS and accountants, ni,n
Or omen, NUu can earn 1900 10 $500
monthly figuring nroma tar returns
our copyrighted pau slmpllfles this
Wufk ana inHufvs nUruflcyi We want A
rlf'nentnilNe IN rNofy community for
husincss that VIII grow n You mean
business Wfltc ug ~ once snd enclose
" Tor one of our Income Tax uuss.
unnnnlrea,' which win be sent YOU
WIN our splendid offer Commercial
Audit Company. COL Llltleneld flds
Austin, TckBa
BARBER trade hugnt ladies ard fen.
ilumon, position ruaranteedi free cat.
nlng explaining Write TeHas BARBER
.olore, balhs or Fort Worth. TsShs.
WANTED.-l am IN position to use
several lNr-Wlfe solicitors who have
ihe ahllliy tn produce imVedlAto busl.
ness work tp be- IN no Interest Of The
b1lly okhh0wau. territory. state NJ
oklahoma covering rural fuuts IN a sps.
cial assigned territory must ne able 10
iufnlhh car Or conveyance This prOp-
ositlon II salary and travelling erponns.
permanent proposition TO those who Ire
Ablo 20 make good this proposition must
be accepted within the next few days
Address or call In person. Country Cir
culRtlon Mana Fer. Room u2. OhahotsSan N
HldE. Okahoma city.
WANTED-At once. mechanic 10 tSEs
care workshop. COchran Motor Co.
Kngflsher. Okla
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WILL travelling salssruaA shs. On ksy.
y, found pay envelope cont, lnlra 81
currency please return 10 Alms. care
Oklahomsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


sHOE REPAlRI%G 1914 west Park
CASH PAID Tor lnldcs' and gents sec.
ord hand clothing walnut $500
HlGHKST PRICES paid lor mems sec.
Ond hand clothing. shoes, guns. etc
Maple 3gi2; will call
HAVE those rns heaters conceded to-
day Gresham, Is T. 9th. walnut tls1
TliE Al buyer oi secondhand cloth.
inr Hho"a, hats. eta. Maple t2l0.
WANTED Plano fur storage. cNcebnt
care. brick apartment rhone Maple
ii20-H
sEcOND-HAND outHur- -hdics' and
and gentlemen -hphsHi prices. CAN
NJ Marsh, Walnut 9a WIN cnlI 81
~ yUl want 20 hnys hIgh market
price fOr yO,W Old clothes. shoes and
haiF. .'ll Walnut 1859 W. H1o'mau
WANTFD-liargalns iu nmsd oak
dresser. single bed. mans desk aud
dining room furniture Wgluut i..2
Special OtO customer 200 have but
touho'es and buttons made 10 order
KfebH. zO43 West Main.
WANTED. Office space '1r a real
estate office, furnished Call Maple
i0ig-J
WANTED rsr of plano ior storage
ilS South Ice
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
tWaHt Ad Rates and
J Information for
OGlRhOmRrl-T'imeS

All week day classified adysrtivng
runs IN both papers nj ono price. fun,
aAy ,hlAhomau one issue, same rate IA
'hn Two dallles.
word Line Inch
Ono time, Daily Oklaho-
unu and Times Lille % 1 o.
1hrco times. Daily Okla-
honnn aud Times, per
day .................I Aa 30
Ono week. Oknhoman
md Times, per day,.,l l-6e 10 ~
VIC month, OknhOman
uul Times, per dHy..lc 6c ~
Figure sir letters 10 the average word
.'l nh words 10 the line, twelve lines
~ ldr iugh
Al For Rents PonrdIng ana Situation
wanted. both OMahOman and Times, lc
l"r word
'I1ssln,d contract rates for Okla.
.uHu ana Times o 600 lines 10 be used
Nllh.u one year from date Of contract,
of contract Tor lhrro lines daily Tor one
|er llna each issue, copy
thaNgrd as often ns desired
40 an accepted for leHH than 2bc
ollLNliOhAN AND TIMES RULES
toI. DLANSlFlED ADVERTISING
t' Abs viii be- run seven days
only, when renewal win ho solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS will not be run
oNFrf than seven days without n re-
ie"ll
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
hrl payable the same day first lnHor.
Won n nd appears tAll out. Of.tOwn
went ads are positively cash In ad.
ADVERTISERS should retain receipt,
tlven BY The OklBhomau- Times 10 pa
IRONS making payments oytr tho office
g,ulnicr oa no mistakes can bo rectInod
without them
CLOSING iTpURs-All want ads 10
Ifhtt 10 The OhAhom0n must bo In the
Iniilre ny y. m. on Tho day before
81 Is 10 run. except SUNDAY Al want
hdH i1r The sunday Okah0nnn must
hr IN the office by $50 y. m gntur.
|dhNs Al want nds 10 starr IN Times
FVust ho In Tho business Office not later
|thnn ~ o'clock on the day n uubllrl.
tlon HrHnCh office in WeufnlIs drug
sioro, i06 West Main. Is open daily at
a. m. and closes ~ & y m Want ads
lecrlyed after closing hours will be in.
Ported under tho heading Too Late to
klasslv"
BLIND ADS-Eo answer 10 blind nds
fWlll bo given unless ticket is presented
fhowing key number when placing blind
nds. Answers TO out.of.toWn blind aus
will be forwarded without cost
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
FharEcd ~ the nafno ratio A. cash nds
and collections will bo made vt your
homo or office tho same day first In
|sortion OF ad appears; this Ia an accom-
|tnodauon service and payments shoud
|piNnys 10 made promptly when bill 10
presented. Always sHk your telephone
sd 10 b. repeated back 10 YOU hy the
telephone Ad nker 60 make SURE that
IN has been correctly taken. The Okla.
homan. Times cannot assume RESPONSE
|hlllty Tor errors NJ any Kind occurring In
telephone Advertisements
l'NDER 80 CIRCUMSTANCES will
ads he mlsclassinsd Tho convenience
Of the reader IL considered Aa well as
The sdytrtisfr
PHONE TBN.J
ASK FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

LOST double 6aTsisd syFseusg Nam.
Werlepa BhulGin, saturday uiaht.
Nov lo between Oklahoma City And
lev sohoolhouse,. miles southeast sf
Oklahoma Cltyi llbsrrl reward Lssmls
ks,man. phone Walnut lkff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

WANTED Permanent position by
man 80. Win mony, bAyo had
10 years experience mi clerical
work can give the very test of
references Y q care Dklahomau.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING

PAINTER aud paper hanger call Maple
llii-i Nil bring samples Cheap
prlceH. Work guaranteed Oreenles
INDEPENDENT payer hanger. walnut
1893
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

Al weekday classified adysrtiSng
lnH ln both papers nt one price. Bun
'R 'h'Ahumau one issue, same rate hA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
MALE HELP WANTED
MANrrn

WANTED
ENpstlenced house, to ,houps cnnyaa'
,efs Salary only Apply city circu'
lttloq Manager Ohlahonan,
LEARN auto dfisiag " leson FicE.
~, SO N hlldun,
WANTED Two m5fe men. wIih rkis
70 drive salesmeni 30 day, e1'
psnsss and cohplsslbnl men with
ability and espVience M salesman
pfeferrVd Call of wrlie Farmers I'M.
RlsDest and Tractor Co, is@ ". Reno
hekhema cib
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

"f contract for three lines daily Tor one
Icr lno r1ch issue, COPY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

WALL PAPER hung 400 room and
up. samples brought 10 your homo
hbplo 5ll T. g.. Ford
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


POSITION WANTED by thoroughly ex-
peficnced business man KEpeTisDccd
In Dry goods, ~ buyer and mhnaker
Bookkeeping, accounting, Insurance and
commercial law experience. Road and
city salesman experience Slave some
money to invest IN Bny good business
enterprise Address, Nnbal o. Smith,
care Egbcrt hotel, Cty.
/ WANT a JOB po not care what.
provided there H chance fpr advance
mout Have good education. Mapped
euU,d salesman. also clerical wUfk and
In machine shop. L.iJ, Uklahomon
Experienced Salesman
Automobile and electric supplies, am
employed NJ present but would Ike ~
locate IN oklahoma Guy, Best Of ref.
sf,nccs $50. Oklahomar
YOUNG man. q years Old. with one
year aud y half clerical railroad cI-
p'flen'n wants position with responsible
firm In office; Out-0f town position con-
sdorud, willing, and a aticker. with top
notch references H. W Carter. 1915
tnt lgu 81. phone Wnlnqt 5ojo, ciy
Nul'Nu man, 80, good appearance. de-
fIrrs 10 obtain position with local
| firm, honest AMI dependable; willing 10
start with moderate salary; let mo
| ru,r. l'n make good. y Weber. wal.
| nut $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
F FTRNI8HED ROOMS FOR RENT

/ tf,,... I'D a., .tt
. l"' hlrfy iutnlsheh herplnE rooms,
ma, r.,.s , ,i,,, ,,.,,.,,,, t'',,
al, trt.T i05 5,.t g,t ""'
90, .oUry.r ,,,u g...,.. ......
ya,s home "a ana r,,r. ',,, .',,,. o.. p,l,
o.. nrr blort of ngstGft., yy.,i,1, wy
p,n r,,.g '' ''''
I.Jro.,,' vb,ts Pr,s',,, uv '1n'
Mamie q5t' ''"
wsrR BOZ " S,H 'A '''''''' '-.'' PCT
l,,p .rts,a,,-., -. i....--...-...
' - l"h, ,'nIg ~
| lg,n NlrIf i7f2 IssliI anrr ~,
NIrr- -r..s.,, ..t,,n.,g ,a,.,, a.. N..,,
/ I.1 vs. un Nanla g95C.r
.,.fi, ,........
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
wANTED-To RENT
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

CLUB BREAKFAST 3oc, consists of
oatmeal one egg two hot cakes, cot
fec Hunts Lunch, us y Robinson.
NEWLY papefel nicely furnished beU-
rooms Furnace heated meals n de-
sired Private home. garage. refer.
enr,s 2t1 West gth T0r Information
Maple cs8 or Jaa W oh
WELL furnished down rtsifs btdfoSm,
with meals. on Clfirc aud walking
distance. Moderate prices Walnut tit
ROOM and board. Walking distance,
gRrrEe. Maple li23-J.
SOUTHEAST room iu modern home.
good meals, very reasonable Maple
on 227 Past 5th
ROOM FOR RENT iu modern home.
board n desired A0i West Frisco
ROOM with breakfast and 6 clock
dinner. with furnace heat Walnut
1893 tls " p'h
NICE southeast room frst.eloss board
l2b West l0th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
PROFESSIONAL
PERSONAL

nE WARNER q q, eycaIght special.
lHL eyes vAamuvd glasses ittri.
office da,s Fr.ihls ana Saturday, ils
American Nau0n1 bunk Phone walnut
a. Property lifted glasses guaranteed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

Lusr-GrHy pufac At corner of HsT.
NeY and Main AZ o'clock Wednesday
evening Walnut sss, Mira Cowah, in
w MAIN nevafd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06

POUND Watch owher may Nave sam,
by ideniluing and proving ownership
James beNlnc, all Majestic nljs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-06
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

.
.-2H WEST California. Housekeeping
r0oUr
} n YOU want real nice suite oiIhouss-
keeping rooms. - 20 i0i East 9th
Mario .'2-t
/ sEl. the jenkins Apu NJ hirh.ciasg
Furnished housekeeping rooms Phone
+ FURNISHED tmall ly.rg room. Atrh.
/ euotto and sleeping porch, on car
Zine. walking distance 81 io. employed
couple preferred ss y sules
l"rsEKtHriSG rooms at lltW on
. TWO well Furnished Housekeeping
/ rooms ON third floor. Hink ln kitchen
/ adults nulyt tD W 9TH Walnut N61
Two lEht housekeeping rooms fur
ulshed not modern. 81 per week 1905
! West Main
. FOR RENT-rvo neatly Furnished
Housekeeping rpomr prefer Nuurg
coupler adults only Can Walnut ms or
I1il Lirwcpd
LARGE. nicely furn.shed rooms Tor hrh,
housekeeping. IN modern nat Adults
preferred. ga West Reno
ONE large iurBlshed house keerlne bsse.
ment room, reasonable. go East 3rd
Maple 2s2s
/ FOR RNr Two lght Housekeeping
rooms. Call. after 9 O'Clock. walnut
. 1ial
/ MANfED-'rWu nrn.Hhei ilrht house
. keeping rooms and garage i-ln,
c7rc uklahomsn
/ Two we'll FURNISHED Housekeeping
/ rooms, ever, thlnE furnished. walking
. distance. ndhlta: reference tll =
'u Maple ''is.l
suitr oi rooms for Wehi housekeeping.
ie7 = ?nd Walnut IiIt
FOU RENE Three modern lrhi
] housekeeping rooms, $40 y HnNcl
/ ) FlONT light housfsceplng rooms.
puy furnished, connecting hath. boi
West 3Nth
FivE light hou excepting rooms Maple
/ 1868, West IHrt
/ ONE large furnished hul5,kpru.ug room.
/ modern Npk. rlu.u boo, aduu w
West lih
on lrht houscAs,r,us or sleeping
r.Hw. it " .Hh
/ Two Furnished rooms .1r IrHf house
I kesulng OF sleeping 100 T.. tth. Wal
nut slii.
| TWO pleasant huufetsrpinE rooms.
/ modern hQrr adults ll1 w tth.
/ sLEEplNG and lIghi nplsekesrlns
rooms udults lls Harrison, Wauut
I 1907
/ FOR RtNT 81 Two connecting modern
/ housekeeping rooms az Do g. .tH Wal
MT 5l1i
/ TWO desirable modern rooms com.
u.rtcy furnished bath adjoining.
| adults. aCs y siytb
/ THREE rooms apd sleeping porch rv.
eythlur furnished walking distance
Maple 10SS
/ FOR RENT Housekeeping ro1ms ~
West sth. Walnut isig
TWO " three furnished housrkerpuE
rooms p,tNate home fio Epst IN
/ THREE rooms furnished for house.
kccpinr SOL Fast ON Maple s2o5
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Lost q diamond car sereW
viii ney liberal reward and No quss.
tons asked, Mrs Chas. Oustaksn,
uadrn Hail, 2iS w 10Th ~.
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