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Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-18
Watson-S Snyder Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Collender Sny-
der announce the marriage of their
daughter, Dorothy De Muth, to Ed
ward Hood WatsonS the ceremony
having been performed July % in St
Marks Episcopal pro-cathedral, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
The brides father is Washington
correspondent of The Omaha Bee, the
family having formerly lived in Oma-
la. Mrs. Watson spent few days
in Omaha recently with Mr.. and Mrs
George B. Eddy enroute west for her
wedding, after which the young couple
left for Los Angeles, where the BRIDE
groom is engaged in the moving pic
ture business.
The bride has won a great deal OF
note for her work in arranging dances
and costuming for pageants and will
have charge of this work for Mrs. Ny
ron Learneds masque when it Is pro-
duced in Washington this fall.
Wed in Fort Sill.
Miss Marie Rawley and 1t. Ken
meth Craig, of the l27 Field artillery,
both of Omaha, were married last
Saturday at the Congregational
church, by Rev. Meacham.
Miss Rawley belongs to the Pi Beta
Phi sorority, and 1t. Craig is a Sig
ma Chi and the romance, which COM
menced during their college days in
Nebraska, ended in Lawton, Okla,
after 1t. Craig arrived at Fort Sill
after sojourn at Camp Cody, Dem
ing, New Mexico.
The marriage ceremony was fol-
lowed by a wedding dinner at the
Midland hotel, attended by few init
mate friends of the bride and groom.
1t. and Mrs. Craig will make Law
ton their home while the l27th is sta
toned at Fort Sill.
Comrade Club Resumes Dances.
With the return Of Mrs. William
Archibald Smith from Colorado, the
Comrade club will resume its week
end dancing parties for soldiers Sat-
urday evening in the Knights of %
lumbus hut in Fort Omaha. Septem-
Der 7 dance will be given at Flor
ence Field and September II again at
Fort Omaha.
Mrs. Smith, who heads the Ma
tional League for Women's Service. is
enthusiastic over the Denver women's
motor corps, which is splendidly or
ganized under military discipline, the
women reporting for drill every morn
ing at $50 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-18
Nebraska Picnic.

The Nebraska society of California
gave its annual picnic at Long Beach
last Saturday. The address was given
by Mr.. Gurdon w. Wattles. Mr.
Wattles was accompanied by Mrs.
Wattles, and there was a large at
tendance of former Nebraska people
and Nebraska visitors in California.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-18

Mrs. T. D. Buchanan, who has
been visiting her mother and sister in
Mount Pleasant, Ia. is back at the
Wellington Inn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

WANTED -stsnoFrsphsrs and clerks 70
81: q seiss s:ss: :ni il' & :'si::s 9 s
shorthand and typswritins; increase your
salsry ~ 10 ~ 4 month, We teach you
Without Interfering WITH your present ,t
suiIt your convenience. day or night II
you cannot como for personal inslrucuon,
write Tor home study plan. For fun par
phone Prof ]. ~ hates, 20g-l0 Weaver
Bldg, Main and Harvey. Phone Maple
THE nBk0AbwHY', serves hot cakes,
iocj oatmeal and milk bci toast DO, $40
North Broadway
FoR sALit-sc6oIsrshIp in iilll's Bu.l.
Phone Walnut sisf
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nALr HELP WANTED

|rr<.~r<~ ~~~>>~~~r~ SN'->r-~-~
WANTEp-youps man y 70 % ysars
ri 81 jsckscs Co, jIs E, California.
WxNTEb-X-i auto mechsnic, must be
reWF Work; working conditions IDEAL
iskSne 10. burant Motor Car CO, Du-
rant, oka,
WANTED nook kkeepvr ana typlsti mar
sss.s ~ s.isr "a WI, STimss,
VXNTED-- First class shoemakrr Al
'oucs, rood wages Mistletoe Co., Cor
Robinson and ist sts
WANTFD-Man and wife 10 work on
farm near Oklahoma Cityi good waSrs
TO riGht party. Call Walnut 1910.
J1sII29n !r.9Iy WANTED : bI"l' Parrish
WANTED = Fys white men, steady
work, wages ts.00 per day Garrison
Coal Co, I West Park Place.
WANTED--severai alert. ambitious.
young men 10 learn tho telephone work
through our regular Students. course
Single mon with a hlGh school education.
or Its equivalent, preferred! chances for
advancement are good 10 those who
properly apply themselves. Only those
who are looking for a steady Job. which
calls for study, application and an APP
preciablo leaning towards the high grade
mechanical and electrical lines 0 work
need upplyi after applicants have COM
pleted the school course, they win be
located st different exchanges In tho
state Of Oklahoma. writea lsttef telling
all shout yourself. state what schools you
attended, how far advanced, your sse,
md, class OF work on which you have
been engaged for the last few years.
Address the Division Maintenance Super
visor, Southwestern Bell Telephone COM
pany, Oklahoma city, Okln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

FOR RENT-Room IN suburban home;
young lady or gentleman; close 10 car
line. reference required. Phone Walnut
Gbab-J or Walnut balb
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

FOUR young men to room and board
In nice private home on car line; walk
ing distance; all home privileges grant
ed; rates reasonable II you are looking
for real home this is the place. 727
East tth St, Walnut 1fI
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04
STOCK sALEMEN. ATTENTION

hTOCh HALHhIbNl NTTENTIUN
THE ALLIED SECURITIES COMPANY
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT IT HAS
nEEN GIVEN THD EXCLUSIVE
QUEEN LEAD AND ZINC COMPANY
AND 1T DESIRES THE BEST SALES.
SELL SHARES IN THIS LIVE VIGOR-
ouS, ABLY OFFTCERED COMPANY
WITH HOLDINGS IN THE HEART or
THE RlCIIEST LEAD AND ZINC
FIELD. NAMELY. MIAMI, OK.
ALLIED SECURITIES COMPANY,
SOC SOUTHWESTERN LIFE BLDG
PHONE BELL MAIN 1851.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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DREssxAKlxo AND NILIrrEpY
sALEsnEN WANTED

pnEssMAMNqi win 30 TO the boms.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

ss<sr~Ne~
sALEsMENt We want men eaiiins in
stores 10 handle Koldpact Fruit lar
Holders ss side line. Big selling poski.
blltles for pext five months. Liberal
commissions Full particulars upon re-
quest ~ ". Eimberg Co, Noom 8,
Beaver Valley Bank Blds,. parksrsburg.
Iowa.
sALEsNEK wANTEp-oklahoms cor
pofation now operating one Of the rich
est strike In load and kIuo fields, also
operating extensive oil and gas holdings
nsldsI '" both Oh c" ana mineral 's" propsr,is. %
are OF the very hest and all one company;
slx oil leases nov offset; will sell 10 900
shares At par OF u for required addition
al development OF both oil and minerals;
company backed by men OF ability and
rputa,ion: . square, clean cut. honest
stock. you can sell this. Can or .writs
Hughes OIL and Gas Co, sapulpa. Okla.
WANTED-Five live saiesmen for cas-
inGhead gasoline aud refinery stock; best
proposition In state. Hsnryetta OIL and
hennink 90. Address chas. II, Steward,
Sl1 Majestic BldE Oklahoma City
SHOE salesman wanted. must he well
experienced and capable of showing re-
suits. r. r., caro- okAhoban.
WANTED-Four statesmen for city and
county. 70 represent an established
house: handling automobiles and acces-
sories and farm tractors, mafhinery.
etc.l also a legitimate and mcfltorious
proposition for stock salesmen; expe-
rlonce not necessary. no Investment re-
CURED permanent position for right par
ties. eau OF write Farmers and Bankers
Investment Company. ~ West Grand
avenue. Oklahoma City, Okla.
bALEsMAN wANTED-why not grt
IN with a going company IN the Miami
field Not one that promises 10 do
things, but are already established, with
two big b0o-ton mills running every day
at a profit; the vice prasident and gen
erAl manager "a q mining manager. with
the experience OF rs years ~ auccessful
operation In the Miami and Joplin fields;
something To show your people besides
a hole In the ground: have territory both
In Texas and Oklahoma: sell my own
stock In Texas Apply 70 ID, Cobb, 500
Baum Bldg. Oklahoma City. Okla.
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.~~~.~~N->N>>-~S~-|O.-. ~~~~~ooo~~~
wANTED--s or . energetic young men
10 traysl With manager In advertising
crew expenses advanced; must be re-.
liable and ready 10 lssvs city at once,
Apply SATURDAY ~ sunday morning. 7i7
North Robinson Street, Oklahoma City.
Call for datiIne. Walnut tf7t.
STOCK sALEsMicN wantsdi we are
drilling, have production. and srs build
Ing q refinery We have one drilling out
III and have purchased another which 10
In transit and will bs drilling on our
acreage In the HesIdton flsld In 10 days,
stock easIly cold; good commissions paid
mon Big Diamond on n Refining Co.
Phone Walnut ca, sit.ib-it 'Herskowitr
Building, Oklahoma City. Oklahoma
A LIVE ahIesmsn 70 sell stock and taks
orders for EopdA. Call at i0S West
Ind b. The Adto Owners supply Com
pany.
wANTEp-b sslpmsn With car 10 sell
automobile accsssoriss Position will
pay from 80 10 t1t week Call or
write southwestsrp supply Co. iis West
MAGNOLIA Lad and Zinc company OF.
fers special Inducements 10 good stock
statesmen, Oh Herskowitr Bldg. Okla
STOCK sAf.EHNEN WANTED by Mag.
polla Lead and Zinc company, 10 sell
stock IN their home towns pif Herako-
wltx Bldg. Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-04

BEAUTIFUL large southeast front Sleep
Ing room; also smaller room, walking
distance. Walnut tS1b. i7ii Dale.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
Gas, HEARTBURN.
INDIGESTION CIR
A SICK STOML[H
"Pape's Diapepsin" relieves stomach dis.
tress in hve minutes.

Time 10 Pape's Dlapepsin will sweet
en- sour, gassy or oW-of-order stomach
within five minutes.
II your meals don't fli comfortably.
OF what you eat lies like a lump Of
lead in your stomach, or II you have
heartburn, that is usually a sign OF
acidity OF the stomach.
Get from your pharmacist a lfty-cent
case Of Papes Diapepsin and take a
dose Just as soon as you can There
will be no sour risines, no helching Of
undigested food mixed with acid no
stomach gas or heartburn. fullness or
heavy feeling In the stomach. nausea,
debilitating headaches or dizziness. This
VIII an 60 and, besides. there will be
no sour food left over IN the stomach
to poison Your breath with nause0us
0dOrs.
Papes Diapepsin helps 90 neutraligc
the excessive acid In The stomach which
is causing the food fermentation and
preventing proper dige-tion.
Relief IN five minutes is waiting for
YOU at anv drue store.
These mrgo nfty-ccnt cases contain
enough "Pape's Diapepsin' 90 usually
keep the entire family free from stom-
ach acidty and rs symptoms Of indi-
eestion. dyspepsia. sourness. gases.
heartburn and hcada~,e FOR many
months. Z belongs IN your home
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

brother ~ the bride; Hubert Bonsall.
Of Washington, p. c.; Harry Porter OF
Trenton, ~ j.. and Carl Maxneld. Of
Bangor, Me.
The brides gown was Of ivory crepe
De chine and she carried a bouquet Of
brides roses and lilies OF the valley.
Her veil was fastened In cap effect with
orange blossoms. The maid OF honor
wore a dress Of pink net over cloth Of
gold, a black maline hat and gold slip
pers. She carried a bouquet OF yellow
daisies and vlolets tied with light blue
and gold ribbon The bridesmaids
gowns were Of aquamarlne blue net
over silver cloth; they wore black ma
line hats and silver slippers and car
ricd pink sweet peas
4 reception was held after the cere-
mony az the home ~ the bride par
cnis. Mr. and Mrs Warden r Hum
phrcy. Mr. and Mrs. sheppard left sat
urday night for a wedding trip. They
VIII he at home az the Bickford Apart
menis. Princeton. y. j.. after the nrsi
of April Mr.. sheppard Is an instruc-
tor in the Princeton school of Aero
nauiire
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
-. -.
WEAVER THOMPSON

The marriage u Miss C0nsianco
Weaver. daughter of Mr. and Mrs John
J.. Weaver. Of Washington. D. C.. and
II. Clay Thompson. of this city. took
place In All saints p. f. Church. Chevy
Chase, Washington. on Saturday even
ing at o'clock.
Miss Weaver was eivcn in marriage
by her father and was attended by Mrs.
James Burns, her sister. az matron Of
honor. and Miss Sybil Davis as maid
OF honor Fraak Weaver Of this city.
and Charles Weaver. of Philadelphia.
and William II Collins, were ushcrs
Mr.. Thompson Is connected with the
Harlan plant of the Bethlehem steel
Corporation. Mr.. and Mrs Thompson
will make their home at 80. iiO0
Adams slreol. this CITY.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
HYNsnN.MmsnN.

Mrs. Richard Hynson. widow ~ Rich
ard Hyns0n. of Chestertown Md. for
merly Miss Emma Gilpin. was married
on Saturday az noon 20 Rodgers VII
son, Of This CITY. son Of tho late Andrew
Gray Wilson. The Rev Henry Martin.
rector Of Emmanuel Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Chestertown. performed
the ceremony at the home Of the brides
son-ln-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll Stollenwerck
The bride was given In marriage by
Mr.. StOllenwerck. The bridegroom was
attended by his brother-in-law. Lam
mot dupont OF this city as best man
The bride wore a going away dress o'
dark blue cloth and a blue straw hat
She carried a bouquet OF violets anc
gardenias
After the ceremony a small breakfast
was served, after which Mr.. and Mrs
Wilson went on their wedding trip. on
their return they VIII live at Indian
Head, the country place of Mr.. Wilson.
near this city
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

After a weekend stay with relatives
and friends in Washington. D. c.. Frank
o. ParlSer and A. e.. Tcnnant have re-
turned 10 their homes IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Hiles. Mr..
Mrs. James F. Nlcids. Mrs. Henderson
Weir and Mrs. Montleth Jackson have
gone to the Kinloch Gun Club at
Georgetown, s. c, FOR ten days shoot
ing.
Charles C.. schecnlneer. who was re-
Gently in Waterloo. Iowa. represent
ing the H. +. Shaw Company. 20 install
steam fitting In n plant there. has re-
turned 10 his home in this city.
Mrs. Gnnord J. prlckett and Miss
Carolyn prlcket led on Friday FOR Au-
eusia. Gcorglo. whore they will stay
about two weeks.
Mrs. Felix dupont and Miss Pauline
Bawio. Of Philadelphia, are Staying at
Atlantic City FOR o fortnight
Miss Katherine Tompson, VINO sail
ed for France early IN January n now
doing canieen work IN Paris.
Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemcry. soprano
sololst at Grace NJ r. Church. has
returned from O visit 90 New York ON
Lincoln's Birthday she sang at a CON
cert AZ Montclalr. y. !.
Miss Cynthia Cunningham n Glas-
gov. was "a recent city visitor
Miss Mildred Hall has returned n
Nliddletown. after a visit TO her aunt
Mrs. w. W Bisselle. In Wilmington.
Mrs r. /. Price, Of Middletown. has
been spending tho week In Wilmington
Paul siradley OF this city. was a re-
cent visitor 10 Red Lion.
Mrs. Powen. or Berlin. is visiting her
daughter. Miss Ruth Powell in this
city.
Miss Berthe Purncn. OF this city. is &
guest az tho homo ~ her uncle. %. VI.
purnen. IN snow Hill. Md
Bishop kinsman !, spending ten days
at the reci0ry IN Georgetown.
Mrs. William u. Hastings. of thu.
city. is spendine "a few days With hel
daughter, Mrs Leonard II. Murphy, ia
Laurel
Mrs. Lille Thomas Is visiting Miss
} Lizzie Trultt In Nillards
Lieutenant Frank W. Bullock, of the
T Twcnty-thlrd Engineers, Camp Meade
has been visiting Mrs. Mary Bullock
and family. at NO. $50 Van Buren street
William IT Davis. Of Milford, has
been visiting his son, Edward NJ. Davis
at the Hotel dupont. this city. The vis-
! itor is a man who Is possessed Of
wonderful memory and activity FOR
| man of his extreme age.
Miss Msdge Bowen, Of Newark, hsi
been visiting Wilmington relatives.
Harry F. Newlin. Grand Instructor
and Councilman James w. Robertson
OF this city, went 20 Dover yesterda'
Ito hold lodge OF instruction II
Union Lodge Of FrRee Masons IN tha
town.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

samuels. Pearl Fiells, Dorothy Ia Rue
Lolotta Nulrina Ida Rlckards, Of
Cherry Hill. Nlld-ed Murine, Ruth
Murine. Mr. and Mrs Ben Healy, Of
Marcus Hook. Mr.. and Nlrs William
Dananhsuer. Mr.. and Mrs Nullard r.
Loft, Mr.. and Mrs William Cropper
ST.. Nir. and Ms William Cropper. Ir.
Mr. and Mrs ~. j. Murine. sr., Mr.
and Mrs. William ! Murine. lr, and
Messrs. William Mcdaniel. Joseph Hlr-
gel, Smyth krause Edward Blckta
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
nmInn SOLDIER roy.

In honor Of their guest. Sergeant
Rudolph N'elncken. Of Camp Dix, Mr..
and Mrs Willlab j Murine gave a
patriotic birthday party on Friday
night. Mogic was furnished by Mss
Irene Davis and Joseph lilrzel. Games
and musr made a pleasant evening.
Those present were: Misses Helen
King. Eta Walsh. Lula Strodly. Ella
Ledwell, Anna Bickia, MelVa krausc,
Ella Nickerson. Esther Connolly
Edith Brown. Winifred Dun Cecelia
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

ing against Use Of mefqiii- r.
iron rhich maV injWre fh'
teeth. corrode he stomach
and in many cases do more
harm than good: adrisos
uSe o. onlv nuT0iSd iran.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

Clarence Duncan, C.. Daily. r. Chandler.
Leslie Adair. C. Joseph. Harry Point.
e. Mackoy. Of Marcus Hook; Private
Hll George Heathcringion. or Boston;
Clarence Roqucm0re of New York.
sergeant Rudolph Wiencken and Mrs.
Lnlnmarv. OF Elsmnrl.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
ROSEBUD SOCIAL

The Rosebud Social will hold is next
meeting az the home Of Miss Marion
~ Nansanis. Elsmerc on next
Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES
New Castle County.

Marriage licenses have been Issued
as follows hy Clerks Of tho Peace and
Magistrates
New Castle County.
Clerk of the Peace John l.. Wright
Martin " Hanly and Mary !. Mcgee.
both of Philadelphia
Magistrate Harry I. ellis. Seventh
and Shipley streets Robert J. Smith Of
Philadelphia. and Mabel NJ. Roncy. OF
No. ~ Mllners Court J. Frank Grimth
No. SIC West Eighth street. and Annie
VI. Buiicry. Of smyrna
Kent County.
Magistrate John B. Wharton. Dover
John w Topper and Elizabeth Sorden
both Of Dover.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Palminl paimarelh and Vim
cenzzo Romano. bolh Of this city. were
married on February "A by the Rev.
John j. DOughcrtv.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

or others. or when substantially all OF
the stock Of two or more corporations
Is owned by the same individual or
partnership. and both or all Of such
corporations are engaged IN the same or
closely related business; or 2 when
one such corporation 'aD buys from or
sells 20 another products or services
al prices above or below the current
market. thus effecting an artificial dis
trihution Of profits, or b. in anE way
so arrange It's financial relationship
with another corporation as 20 assign
10 It q disproportionate share Of net
income or invested capital.
Another regulation affecting affiliated
corporations is that, whenever neces-
ssry more squitablv 10 determine the
Invested capital or taxable income, the
commissioner may require corporations
classed as anlliated 10 furnish a con-
solidated return ~ net income and in
vested capital. Where such consolidated
return is required 10 may be made by
spv one or more Of such corporations
or by all OF them Jointly. Neslec' or
refusal 10 make a consolidated return
when requested will result in an eN-
animation and compilation OF such re-
turn by the commissioner himself.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
mNIpHREY- SHEPPARD.

on Saturday night Miss Lillian Jan
vier Humphrey WIS married 10 Harold
r. Sheppard In West Presbyterian
Church. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. A. y. keig-
wan. pastor emeritus OF the church,
assisted by the Rev. u Franklin Smiley
ID. d.
The bride was attended by maid
Of honor Miss Dorothy NJ. Hsrrsr, OF
Atglen. pa and two bridesmaids. Miss
Ruth MacNay. NJ Philadelphia, and Miss
Josephine Prlckett. Of this city.
The hest man was Wickman c. Har-
ter. OF Trenton. y. J., and the ushers
were Ernest sheppard, & brother Of the
bridegroom: J. Willard Humphrey. a
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

one which is we'll kn wn 20 druggists Unlike
The older inorganic ID" 70 products % is easily f-
simulated. does NOT in iurr the feefh. make tNnn
black. nor upset the stomach. The mnnuia , ur-
ers Cunrnnfes sucre. ful AMI entirely sltl siIc-
fare rseriffs fn orar- nurrhaser or f.ev rrif -t-
fund your money. 1t is dispensed in this city
by 4. Milton Eckerd ld an good druggists.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
There can be no Beautiful.
HealthyRosy Checked women
without Iron"
L. KING. MD.

''ThEe cau be- no healthy hesuihi
rosy diesked vonen without iror says
Dr. Ferdinand King Nsw York physicisn
aud mrdical author - have strongly eu-
phnsiu.1 The fact that doctors should pre-
scribe more organic iron nuxnted iron for
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

goinr on for
month with
ont r ffiur
hcnoff from
anything
hut don't
take tho old
Evening journal., 1918-02-18
Mother: gpzy dQRf YOH
take NEXX0God Iron

Strong
Tm and o
Is os o a o an
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

Dr. Ferdinand king. Ner York PhyNoanl
and Mcdical Author. says that rhysic'ans
should prescribe more organic roR-NuT-
ated lron-for ther paiienis-Anaemiu-
iron defciency-ihe greatest curse 10 ne
health, strength, uiialitB and beauty Of The
modern Amerlcam Moman.-N0mnds rlrm.
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

Il have used NuNaiod Iron widely in my
own practice in most severo Aggravated condi-
tion with unfaiiinr res ults. have induced
mauI other physician 20 give 10 a trial an
of whom have given me most surprising r.
porte In regard TO its great power na health
and strength builder
Dr. r. sauer. H0s ton Physician. who has
sfufiei both in this country ana in great Eu-
Evening journal., 1918-02-18


HAGGARD LOOKING /
Evening journal., 1918-02-18

NOTE-Nu1ated Iron. which is pre-
scribed and recommended above by
nLr.IrInn.- L. NOT L .nrrnI rnnnlI. Inl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-26
ROOMS FOR RENT

uEAuTtFIL Fluih room gentleman
prefrrrrd references exchanged gtr.
orr II preferred .ll W llH
.rulTrY. urNly-nrn.sHrd ruut room,
convenient il hot bath, u0 other rp1m-
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ruNlIlEp ROOMS 800 private family
900 Harrison A'r
EXTRA IAuGE nicely furnished room
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NICELY furnished front bedroom. close
900 Us " Mh
SLEEPING ROOMS clos, ln Ur gentle,
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housekeeping or otherwise single 0r M
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windows. clothes riuHris. next tu huin
bot nud cold water Walnut 1921
ONE SLEEPING room $40 " 3rd
ONE NICELY furnished bedroom private
home modern CDuNtnl"ncrs all "
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ur0tug bath. front entrance. Phone
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way under new management uu'7.0l
rooms $50 No. per week
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