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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. April 5.-The stock
market was at a virtual standstill
during the greater part of today's
session, exceeding all previous dcys
Of an abnormally dull week in It's
unparalleled apathy. Total sales
amounted to $4,000 shares. the low
est record since August. 1916.
Resumption of the German drive
in France accounted for the further
CESSATION If opurat.GnA even The
trading element taking no interest
in the course Of prices.
Declines Of point among invest
ment shares and as much as points
IN a few specialties resulted from
sheer indifference or inertia The
market seemed so thoroughly liqui-
dated that no preteXt for pressure
existed.
The decision of the Interstate Com
merce Commission to inquire into
petroleum freight rates and insu-
tute a physical valuation Of various
telegraph and cable companies caus-
ed scarcely a ripple among the
shares of the properties most con-
cerned. such action having evident
ly been discounted.
Other domestic developments were
along more constructive lines. gen.
eral trade advices offering further
encouragements and bank clearinvs
holding we'll up to recent high levels.
More time funds were available AZ
the long prevailing s per cent. rate.
but the immediate future Of the mon :
ely market hinges largely upon re-
quirements incidental to the third
Liberty Loan.
Liberty issues again furnished an
overwhelming quota to the days
dealings In bonds at slight fractional
lecessions. International issues were
variable. French municipals harden
ing. Total sales (par yalue) aggre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, April 5.
HOGs-Receipts 81, 0O0 weak: bulk 1879
afro: light l75Od1775: mixed 1s9Gal770;
heavy 16154l750: rough l6l5GlG40; pigs
l275nl69O.
steers 10l5al55O: stockers and feeders
S.oMloOo: cows and hefers SOal3O;
calves 1l0OGl700
SHEEP-Receipts 7Go: strong; sheep
1256l1i50; lambs 1850 2O6D.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston. April >.
REEF-Choice whole cattle l9Am2l.
BCTTER-Northern 43m43s. western
41hQ43.
CHEESF-New .ork twins 2onuz5a.
CORNING. 3 yellow lSSAul9O.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearby "A
0As: western 35441.
HAY-No / grade NG2S.
Handspring Tg2S.
pORk-Medium backs So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per 100 lbs; new
Bermuda 7at750 per barrel
SUuAR-Granulated. % Dbl. lots. 7.55.
VEAI-l54A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
Chicago Perdues Market

Chicago. April D.
Corn today resumed the leadership OF
grain. advanced in anticipation of bull
ish effects looked to from trading "a tie
amendments to be voted tomorrow. Up
turns in value, however, were not well
maintained Prices closed unsettled Is
ola net higher with May l26 3-S. Oats
finished / to "a off and provisions down
IS to A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
Dun's Report

New York, April 5.-Dun's tomorrow
will say:
The country enters on its second year
OF war with many extraordinary eco
nonlic changes effected and with further
important adjustments pending, the u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
Several additional deaths are r,

Several additional deaths are re-
ported as a result of a mysterious
disease called 'X". resembling in
fantile paralysis. which has recent
ly made II. appearance in the inland
districts Of New South Wales. Fatal
cases have also occurred at Maria
bri The Board Of Health has de.
tached large staff Of experts to
study and combat. the disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
New York Money Market

New York. April ).
Mercantile paper four months 6. six
months 6.
Sterling 6G-day bills 472A.
Commercial 6o-day bills ON banks VII.
Commercial 60-day bills All. demand
4.75.45. cables 47S 7-lS
Francs. demand 5I2s. cables 500
Guilders. demand Al. cables "A
Iires, demand SS3A, cables $50
Rubles. demand 49,, cables IA, nominal.
Bar silver 913
Mexican dollars a.
Government bonds heavy.
Railroad bonds irregular
Time loans easier; 80 days, 30 days
and six months, 0sM6.
Call money Arm; high 4. low L. ruling
rate 4. closing bid 81, offered at 1, last
loan l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

From 4o% e sox q List Prizes
ALL e1AHDA1D MAKES. esslr.eA. Fire.
stone, Chester. 1uil. 1e0Faw, Diamond. and
"oUl SPECIAL"
0sstsf sAl Dull-0Iisilal Guarantee 4eee
-, Price list Aslsw Of rlsiA Tread, a adj,
tisaal 10 pse cent fer 1sa okids.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
you ARE INTENDING ro
Business Chances
INVENT SOM NETTING.
YOUR

TNVCNI . q Vt z n ] ~ q. YOUR
ideas may bring wealth. Send postal
for free book. Tells what to invent and
how to obtain a patent through our
credit system. Talbert & Talbert, 4137
Talbert Building, Washington D. C.
aprS- l3- q. 2;<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

innate results Of which cannot now be
clearly determined.
While business 10 stu inconvsnienced
by the various restrictions and regula-
tfons OF the period, and though the fu-
ture is uncertain. there Is no conspicu-
Gus unsettlement in any quarter and
the commercial motality remains not
ably moderate. S2f
The vast governmental expenditures
while logically causing tighter condi-
tons in money, stimulate sustained ac-
tvity in many directions and there are
accommodating evidences of Enhanced
purchasing power in the great manufac-
turing centers and in the prosperous az
ricultural sections a
A new crop season has opened auspi.
clously on the whole. and not only~has
the Improvement in trade and Industry
which promptly followed the ending of a
winter of exceptional severity met with
no interruption. but it Ia becoming more
pronounced and general.
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Sdfed-Fen,ale Help
1dS11EN WAsrFD FULL TMEl

306N41EMs WeAalfED FULL TIME
eilat xukranteed hosiery r.
II 10 houf spares tin,es
ri zas asnsss S!asd j
e &. 5 =
b 6 NJ sTEkeE WORK
Tor q ~ IN in slkrs Nbber
sho !. / 81 sisnsia SIR earn ~! 70
4 worth while Vary a9d giveh. 1ee
Board and room4 htie lsarnlns, (which
takes ali tn, ped4h; live town sear
large cities1 eood theatre; fine working
conditions: scompany furnishes hall for
dancing. athletic fields: tree insurance
and medical attention. Don't decide
now. write today for Illustrated booklet,
"A Good Job at Beacon Falls" Ad-
dress Employment Dept, Beacon Falls
Rubber shoe Co, Beacon Falls, Conn:
aprsdlt'
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WALL STREET
Reported BY HAYDEN. Stone E. Co.

VeVoTSeo " UNyu0H, 0IcHe & 20.
Members New York Stock Exc, Bos-
ton Stock Exc, New York Cotton Exc.
Board of Trade Portland
Branch Office. $50 Middle St, New Eng
land Telephone 1862, 1888
- WM. II. PORTER, Mgf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

'ated $5.2e0,o00. United States bonds
old issue) were unchanged OH call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
New ENGLAND Building.

Compiled by The f. W. Dodge Com
spany.l
Contracts awarded to
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Rubber Stamps, Etc.
HAND STAMPS MADE IN

Augusta by T,&.P Stamp Co. s. Cap
ito1 st, Tel. 256-W. inks. pads. Dat
ers, etc. Circulars free. mchlsd1mo
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CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH-

CASH FOR OLD FALSE TEETH
Don't matter If broken. We pay as hign
as $3.50 per set, also cash for old gold,
silver. platinum. dental gold. old gold
mail. Will hold goods for one week for
sender's approval OF our offer. Mail to
Berner's False Teeth Specially. u Third
street, Troy, y. Y. 1mch3Odlmos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
IlesMsn-ExpgRiENcs OR IN

u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OH IN
ker,encsd. CITY or traNeliig S'NI
our free book. "A kWkN' 'l
! t;rp. aud Hat ot openings.
IMMEDIATE employment serNi'' rev
ksd members Address nearest H.-
T. Natl Sllesmen's TT. Assn, il'p'-
/ Chicago. san Francisco. New lotH
mrs h Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06
JUNGLE SAM" WANTS THOU.

sands men-women as clerks at Wash
ington, 500 month. Write for free in
S,ructlons. "liow to Get Appointment"
Franklin Institute. Dept. III ID, Roches-
ter. y. Y. aur1dlmos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

or taken in exchange at Drew's Reliable
JeWelry Store. 70 lisbon St., Lewiston.
aprl, div
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MAN AND WIFE At REFORM.

atcry in Skowhegan man for general
farm work and wife as matron. ABLY
TO supt. Mrs, Gertrude S. Wight, Show
heSah. Me- apr2dl2t'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

HOUSE AT II kiNGseURY ST,
II. Z. Cook. oct4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-06

touring car body for 1915 or Is runabout
body. Square Deal Garage. East Pitts
ton, Maine. apr3d6ts
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MEN-WOMEN WANTED FOR

government war positions. Thou
sands needed Immediately. Good SAL
ares: permanent employment; liberal
vacations; other advantages. We pre-
pare YOU and YOU secure a position Or
we refund your money. ASH for book
let OK tree to citizehs. Washing
ton Civil Service School, 26l Mardeh
building, Washington, d. c. aprld26ls
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- -
ssTEA8Y WORK
YOUNG WOMEN AS ATTEND.

ants at the Wrentham State School.
81 20 and after months $50 per month
including board. room and laundry.
Geo. l.. Wallace, Supt., Wrentham.
Mass aprsdot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-08-12
w ant Ad Rates and
Inform q Giom for
OK aMomSm. | macs

Al week day classified advertising
runs In both papers al one price hun-
day Oklnhomnn, one Issue same rate as
thu two dnlllcs
Ono time. Daily okla
homnn and 1lmeH.... l-2o 30 los
Three times. Daily okla
homnn and Times, per
Ono week. Okahoman
and Tunes. per dly..l l-Go To .H
One month Oldhumun
and Times per day lc &c ~
Figure SIX letters 10 the average word
aud SIX words TO the line. twelve Hines
10 the inch
All stock ana stock HaleHmen and pro-
motion ndycrjiHlug carries the one time
rate. Sund1H's ads include Saturday or
ponanys Times at PC per word, 81 ~ pcr
inch.
An For Rents Bonrding ana situation
War"d. both OkuhomBn ana Times. ic
Clma0Od contract rates Tor OkInho.
MN nrl Times 5000 lines 10 be used
wliir ono year from date OF contract,
or .,.'uut FOR three Tines daily for one
ycI..ur per lluo each issue, copy changed
nH often us desired
No nd accepted Tor less than 2hc.
OklAllUNAS AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
'"r +" Ans win ns run seven days
onlg when renewal win be solicited
'IltEGE WANT ADS will not be run
lor,rr INN seven days without re-
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS aro due
md payable the same day first inser.
zion ~ nd appears. tAll out-Of-town
V.u' uds are positively cash IN advance
E1lSEES should rrtnin receipts
F.'0u lv Tho OFl1hOmnn-1Imcs 20 pa.
u'." mll.ug payments over the office
60 .'r us no mistakes can be reC'itIed
.f tl,w
D.oaING HOUns-An wart ads to
NJ % no Tho Dkhhowrn must be In the
ofNrs hy y m on tho day btfore
nd iT 10 run Al want ads 10 start IN
Times must be I'm the business office not
late than " O'Clock m the day Of pub
liruon Branch, office In Wostfalrs drug
aiu O.. 200 West Main. n open daily nt 4
a. ~ and closes NJ & p. m, Want ads re-
ce'l'd after closing hours will he inserted
ur' ihs heading TOO Late 10 Clnssfy I"
I'IND ADS No answer to blind ads
vi. %" given unlcss ticket Is presented
srowing key number when placing blind
adj Answers to out -oi-tOwn blind ads
vii he forwarded without cost.
TELEPHONE WAIT ADS Are charged
~ the somo rate aS cash ads and col
fr''0ns viii hs mrdA Mt your home or
office the ramo day first insertion OF nd
appens-. this Ia an RccOmmnda ton Nrv-
Ice nrd pavmcnt9 should ALWAYS he made
promptly when hll Is presented ALWAYS
ask. your Telephone al TO be repeated
back 10 you by tho telephone nj takor
70 make sure thet II hrs been correctly
taken TIE Oh'nIowan- Times cannot o.
sumo responsibility for errors NJ Afy
kind occurring In telephone advertise
mertR
UNDER No CIRCUMSTANCES will
rds l." '0Isc' settled Tho convenience NJ
thA reader Is considered ~ well as the
advertiser.
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ONE 5-room apartment; All modern
everything furnished. 7i3 W Ord. eau
Maple 2I62-R
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MALE HELP WANTED

~.s~~~>N -ss -,s.s... . s - ...s,e,1,y
WANTED Men 10 learn cotton busInes,
by correspondence, type samples aud
cotton Irhde Guido, thorough, big de-
mnnd. Charlotte Cotton school Char.
lotto, n. e.
WIDOW Eh with BOY H. WuutB nonf,-
Keeper. won't object 10 ono or tWo
children; must be, 50 Ming 10 1--we ON farm
and must have experience WIN nay
good wages 10 right PARTY Give uime
and partirulat4 IN first letter Address.
G H., care Okahoman
GOOD. stegdy union barber e. wrpt.
steady Job Ray May. FaiDI,w. Okn'
WANTED Car cnrpcnrerA experienced
freight car piece workers SupuuuIl
Car aud Epupmcnt co. Kansas cIty, $40.
ALL-ROuND printer wanted NJ once.
Press, Wapanuchn, Okla
WANTED--Man who has had experience
In buying cotton ana managing gins,
don't apply II not thOrourhly Cpmpotcutt
liberal salary Southwestern Cotton OI
co, 9 H. chchnnw.
WANTED Flrst class mech mic Broad.
WY GarnBe a Sales Co, lDll n. Broad.
WAY
WANTED MINT floor man. must hs
able In drive cars. BrU1Iwr, Gunl,
a s'le' Co, ioll n rrrndaW
A MAN who i5 willing 10 work Ir wanted
at Wesley horpi'l, apply I'm pcreon
WANTED Experienced hooN .rrp.r and
and office man Address H-J,, car,
Oklnhomnn
WANrED--Mnn who has had experience
operating extractor. one who Wurta n
steady Job, New State Laundry. l2D n
Francis Ave.
WANTED-At oyce, two hIacksmltha.
phone nt our expense kiuguHhcr Ma
chino ana IiuiIcr works KinEtisucr. Okll
ONE experienced mouldcr hand. two cut
tufs, one Tlp-shwyer, one mnu 10 oIDr-
nto Stickor and Hiugc-rnd trrOuyr AlHD
experienced Fhurcr-hund, uud man to
operate band rip and tnpd ry-s.w. Good
wages and stondy work Above lu hrr,
H"Hu ana door factory duirr e#a.ufIr.
government work Located lu 81 Louis
Address A. z. Iape, 27Ol sidney street
s. Loni-. No
WANTED solicitor and collector frr
Oklahoma city; married man preferred
Guaranteed salary {75 per month and
commission. A I've representative will
eorn not less than tl2S per month Ad-
dress W. King larlmore. ~ Mercantile
BldG,
WILL SELL hall Interest in legitimate
business clearing 5000 n month at q
sacrifice 10 party with knowledge "
stenogrnphY. willing TO work more nee
essRry than money For interview, al
dress in own handwriting. W. II Moore.
2s n hudson.
TAKE SUPPER The Cefstyia Way
meats 10c and l5c. vegetables &c.
desserts BE- and i0c. watermelon l1r
Yale Cafeteria. Broadway. Fouth ot Lee
iluCkIns
WANTED Male or female BOOK oopcr.
hnys posting system. state salary exc
pcoi"h. md give references first iottcr.
First state Enuk Hlies okla
WANTTD-Parber i2a guarantee job
GOOD FOR so week r ". Lewis.
IIalleyyllle, Okla
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

LARGE south room; good location. ill
N1t Eighth
hlDD cool room In private homo at llI
liifrNon Walnut 3s7
LARGE south front room extra largo
,losrt Maple ~
LAr3E south front bed room with bath
" quiet nome. F'un.ui, tUtTuutrA,
homo privileges to night pnuy y0J
west Seventh
.ri INST l,ighth Maple l2a2.
QCu.T bedroom. bath rdJHnmg. best TO-
rftion' ciVap l3d ". 9th
SOUTHEAST ana sputbwcr room sep
afntcly or iulutlyi on =. Broadway car
line. A3s W Thirteenth.
WELL IuEElsHED room: south .K-
pofure. ~ l2i w Fourth Walnut l7lC.
&lrE southeast bedroom. connecting
bnth. Euutn outside. private door. Cen
/ ilgmcu. 72p stiles.
LARGE font room 1919 North Robin
son
fJH REST Slice front bed room. 2le
IHFt 7'h. Map" is.-1
TWO urr H1od w.uH FOR rent. .plratn
uf together MliIr alsc-J -Ul Inru.
.''..
.lDg uE%r larg- v,I Furnished room.
... hfH' Windows. i"O closets. c'p.n tH
h.ih rOyu employed p,up.. prDlrrr,J
hpp garage with cement floor. water and
/ hrit l1l5 West 2sh street
ur,,,'n' ,.. '.,i,IN l,-' ,Ill
/ al sfI val. r.,.t,,,, p,,,J,.,y
/ south of Ice-IIicflng
4 .s.,...-5,,.y.
ro,d W,irr oJ1oi,iro i',,, ,, 'IV ,rr',, "', W.
ou.rtfunr, gy,iud r,rr. lc,a,.a Oh and
. ...,.Ia...y pt,,.s Ky..l,', as.
..--
W. IIH bedroom for rent walnut
/ "I. lAl FURNISHED. e'..E1he :. NJ, pr-
WV ,an', l"N''. W'i'ff'1' On W. ''1
NH.." 1885,
4 IaiI'HI t.L suite oi rgws vIiI pr..
] E''" h.'h 10 I'1.,. nr y, ''utu ur
/ .|'... '"r.otrd e ". t''l
/ ELEGANT rIcsp.rg porch beds. can
| accommodate" 4 gentlemen. hot water
/ n'pht ana Day. large closets and home
| lIh'. waking distance lol y. 6'h.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED Permanent fret clnss post
ton b. thoroughly experienced HteuoT
rnph"r Salary Il2l Write B-f0l. care
ptIhnwru
EXPERT ri'uugr,ph'r desires prrrnnn-
'ni IpHr'uu Several years expert
enc" .tHto hri M work nud HllHry In
'N.' Ir'''r l.s2 cif' Oknhumnn.
WIDOW. with ono child excellent cook.
Wnud lINo 90 Keep house fOr wdOwcr
or 300 fmIl rwlg M1uI" 500
rn#lrlDN uun,rI hy middle aged lady.
INEXPERIENCED nui not afraid ~ work.
u'II'" Wur. preferred. I mean business
wnH' hHNn sou 10 Oh,r' L.gl, okla
luu.u
SITl' NTlOH WANTED Young lndv
wants work lu evenings after q O'Clock
Cnn operate Typewriter. dlninphOne hnd
burroughs adding machHe. Walnut
WANTED Position M typlst and gen
"frl office nHsI'nu', Q years expert
'r.T references given. Address Pol.
PRACTICAL nurse. with several years
oFuuJrr". rrN" 90 p,rc'ni less than
rrH'H'',t H .nH' t-i'.T
s1I-uNn'rws rapid. wnn's work
evening" and sundays Address L-91,
bhHI.nrr
WASTED. Position ny c,r,r,ur,d s,o-
rurrl.'r tNN Npplc 2'r..H
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT

GOOD ROOMS, brick building $40 n.
Harvey.
USFURNlsHED and furnished modern
housekeeping and sleeping rooms, sin
gle or IN cutie. bath and closets; pri-
yAte entrance. walking distance. lOgSz
W Main. Maple 1910.
TWO nice unfurnisred rooms, yriyate
home. ground floor. nice location. 30l
West hih -
cool. unfurnished rooms, over Offices
privilege bath, no children. Walnut
1855
VERY desirable unfurnished room. south
exposure private family. S22 n Rob
lusuu. Walnut 1898
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WANTED--Mnn who has had experience
operating extractor. one who wants n
steady Job, New State Laundry, lg0 n
Francis Ave.
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NlcE, clean sleeping rooms. housekssp@
ing privileges. 400 ". 18th. Waieuo
iOi1 49,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO TUNING $1.75

FOR sALB--violin cheap for cash. lao.
3Ql East sth
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
wv Mnl. one year. ,,....... ..,...... W 90
Nv N1ll. ono year, with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN ...........t7b bn
BY agent. carrier or newsboy. 7 cents
COPY or 10 cents week
In oklahoma City.
OK AHONN CITY TINES (cyenlngl and
DAILY OELAUOMAN (mormng) ~
papc-s n week delivered by carrier I'm
Oklahoma city and vicinity. per week.
f0 cents
All unsolicited manuscripts, letters and
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risk Of the owner The Oklahoma Pub
llshin" company expressly repudntes any
responsibility for their Hafa CuHtody or
The Associated Press n exclusively en-
utled TO the use for republication Of all
ncWg dispatches credited 10 II or not
otherwiae credited IN this phper and also
the local news published herein.
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WILL SELL hall Interest in legitimate
business clearing 5000 month at q
sacrifice 10 party with knowledge OF
HtenogrHphY. willing 10 work more nee
essary than money For interview. al
dress in own handwriting, W. II Moore
~ n Hudson
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

-~~-~~-~~->>~~~---o~->
COOL furnished rooms at 1910 N. Broad
way
BROADWAY CAFE 52N n Broadway;
meals 25c and 2oc; union house.
NICELY furnished front room. adjoining
bath. I'm private home. use OF parlOr
close In. reasonable. sos ~ stiles.
FOR RENT Elegantly furnished room
southern exposure, running hot and
cold water, walking distance Maple 1853
SLEEPING ROOMS Tor rent. 2lh W.
9Th. Manhattan Rooms.
FOR RENT-Two nicely Furnished
rooms one south and one east, lat
ter large and suitable for two with
large closets. convenient 10 bath; walk
ing distance; one block from car.
ShlCtly first class win serve break
fast andsdinner Cali Walnut sIS.
NEWLY furnished room In new home
on w. 18th Call Walnut i55T.
NICE. cool southeast exposure. In pri-
vnte home; very desirable neighbor-
hood = block from car line. 20g E
Park Place Phone Walnut sl5-J.
BEAU TlFULLY furnished room in prl-
vnte home, within walking DISTANCE OF
business district Maple 36l2-J
NICE, cool slrcuiug room. gentlemen
only SuSs W. Srd.
FURNISHED room, south ventilation, In
a good noighhorhood with private fam
~. call at an l.. Park or phone Maple
.6T2-J
LARGE. cool front room for rent 100
Harrison.
TWO nicely Furnished south sleeping
rooms. 1874 North Hudson. Walnut
b3i3-J.
FOR Beautifully furnished sit
ting room with sleeping porch, south
east exposure, In new home; best rest
dence section; references required Maple
t92.
NICE sleeping room. Maple 1858,
FOR RENT Nice. clean sleeping room
In private home Maple 92i G3 W 7th
FURNISHED ROOM. southeart exposure.
WrlkinG distance ll2l North Harvey.
FURNISHED southeast room TO couple
Or ladies' employed; use Of living room
and kitchen call before 7. az North
Walnut. Closo I'm.
FINE Broom front furnished suite
south exposure. also large single
housekeeping room; ground floor. Walnut
1853
FURNISHED ROOM; everything new.
adjoining bath; private how're board
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 9l9 W
First
NICE, cool furnished rooms. GO0is n
hudson Walnut 11io.
Far RltNT-I.srge cool room In newly
furnished beautiful home. use Of Kit
hen u desired walking distance. 1901
". Robinson; phone Walnut i27s.
LARGE. clean. cool Well furnished room
private home, walking distance: north
walnut 3s73
SLEEPING room FOR two young ladies'
ot counlc; extra garage. 6l5 Il. 9th
Maple i3OJ-J
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TAKE SUPPER Tho Cefstyia Way
meats 10c and l5c. vegetables &c.
dcsserta BE- and i0-. watermelon l0c
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Invalid Chairs.

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West First street, city Phone Walnu,
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FURNISHED ROOM: everything new.
adjoining hath, private hoare board
ortonal s0i Il. Sth. Walnut 5s65-J
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 9l9 W.
First
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FOR RENT fl wa

LARGE. nicely furnished room for ilGho
housekeeping. In quiet, modern fLAts
G2i W Reno w.
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IF YOU have house 10 paint or repair
screening or root repair or garage m
build call Maple 559O-J. NJ Davis. 6Ol
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