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establish a more decorous standard in fashions.
 There may be some revolutionary departures in dress-also there may not be-but they will not change the keynote of simplicity. One finds 1n tLe little frocEs for formal and in- formal wear, styled simple, too much lvartety in line and novelty in treat lment to cCuntenace a shift to some thing radically different.
 l An interesting model for a one lpiece frock that lends itself to many Adaptations is developed in silk jer- Isey which, despite it's classification as la material of another season, increas- les in popularity. Suppleness and dur ability are the factors which keep silk Jersey strong in the. favor of we'll. dressed and practical women. A nar, row belt of self-materia1 holds in the Ifulness at the waist and at either lside of the skirt there are pockets about twelve inches deep. On each pocket is band of embroidered silk, flor the individual touches on smart Ifrocks are achieved principally through the use of embroidery, lace land fringe this season. The collar corresponds with the pocket decora- tion and where it ends on either Ieide of the front there commences a row of tiny satin buttons. The details are all extremely simple, yet they !count immea8urably in the smart ef- fleet of the dre~s.
 It takes a well-balanced mind to reach a decision in the matter of coats, for both the short ripple and Hong straightline effects are trresis- tibly pretty. The figure of the wearer would naturally be 8 determining factor. but there could hardly be any other deterrent. The fur cloths are employed in the development of some ! iof the prettiest ripple models. for flew women can afford the luxury of sable, which continues to be the best liked fur. Such wonderful things have been done with the pelt fabrics that they are more like genuine furs thar eyeri A design in imitation of beaver
 has raglan sleeves which flare at tht T wrist and a collar of real squirrel I There Is a straight belt of self-mater E faI, secured by a large button and be } low the belt the coat nipples in grace 7, full folds, being particularly full 8 the sides.
 Tn standardization to the short de SAA ltireIy self-trimmed. The collar is convertible affair, with the end smartly squared and trimmed wit
 buttons. The belt is of the string val
 Iiety and the cufRA are quite deep an
 tslightly shaped. The large drape
 collars are exceedingly good fookin
 land one can be quite content wit
 Isuch neck finish in place of a choke
 for scarf of squirrel, beaver, nutri
 for unspotted ermine
 Presses of broadc1oth trimmed wit
 fringe, soutache or fur are anon
 Ithe leading one-piece models. Sho1
 Fringe arranged over bias folds (
 Iself-material make smart trimmin Il for skirt attached to. a hipIengt C. blouse. When skirt and waist met C. there Is band of narrow fur and tn st trimming is repeated about the ede 9. !of inc collar. The sleeves are Ion
 lsnG clnse-itttnS extending in point "tovar the hands.
 Although the controversy beil
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about needlework will have no diff nculty whatever in reproducing them.
 Tho design pictured today is adap- ted to the decoration Of skirts. tun- les, bIouses, coats, collors, etc, and even may be employed in the Gccoc- ation of such household articles as runners, scarfs, etc. If done entirely in outline it is effective. A combina- tion of stitches might include cut line, solid satin and darntng. Heavy rope silk fills up the figures quickly and is effective. The stitches do not have to be placed so close together
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Lemon Basket safdtne Canass.

Cut lemons in form of baskets, care fully removing pit and pulp, leavin 3 Ia handle. Take some sardinas, strip them from the bone after skinning, lay one-half of them aside, pound the other to a smooth paste, with the yolks of CT 4 hard-boi1ed eggs or 4 hard-boiled eggs and some butter, add mustard, pepper chives, minced parsley, tarragon and alittle vinegar When these ingredients are thorough Iy incorporated, divide the paste be- twean the little lemon baskets; on top lay the other half of the sardine, neatly broken in uniform pieces, or cut in tiny strips and place on each tLree small bread straws fried in but ter tS a golden brown. Serve with an oyster fork, with the fork lifting a bit of then canape to the straw. then carry straw to mouth and eat, biting off a portion etc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
coNsIA4LLaa4uUE $ O4~ x

casing 5l inch wide underneath low CT edge of leg with lower edge of casing along crossline of small ''o' perforations anc insert tape or e1as- tic to regulate fulness. Gather front land back of pajan2as at waistline among crossIine of t1ouzIe small "oo'' Iperforations and make three rows of gathers above H inch apart. Bind the neck and front edges and adjust stay ! to position. Then, adjust the fly to
 position underneath the right front ledge of pajamas with single large ''O' and double small 100" perforations
 even. Finish the left side edges for
 closing. Face collar and sew to necis ledge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
1254e-one of the Newest Borders for Costumes, su

straight lines, as in the pattern H.
 frustrated, braid may be substituted
 for outline stitch, with solid satin stitch for the designs and outline or alarming stitch for the narrow DOT tiOns of the border.
 On winter suits wool embroidery is shown and the idea will be found economical for women who have bits Iof wool left from war knitting, Gray land brown are especially in demand. The smallest section of the border done in wool embroidery makes an ideal hat trimming if used about the crown.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Chaud Froid Of Chicken

One cold roast chicken (using fowD 1 tablespoon Of flour, tablespoon butter, Iz pint cream, salt and pepper Ito taste; strip the skin carefully from the chicken, cut meat into nice pieces about 115 inches long and inch wide; now put butter in frying pan to melt, add to it flour, mix until smooth, add the cream, stir contin- ua1ly until it boils and thickens; add salt aL1 pepper; into this sauce dip each piece of chicken and place the pieces on a dish, one not touching the other; stand away until cold; when very cold arrange the pieces nicely on a platter, sprinkle them with parsley chopped very fne gar nish with jelly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Pruna Custard Pie

i One cupful seeded prunes, 3 taDld | spoonfuls sugar, l tablespoon COTE. starch, l tablespoonful soda, 2 eggs, 1 cupful sour milk, pinch Of salt Stir the sugar and salt into the
 beaten yeulks. Add the milk to the
 corn-starch into w1fch the soda has
 been sifted, taking care that it does
 not form Jumps. Add the two mix lures together and stir in the prunes. which must be chopped finely so that they will mix thoroughly. Pour this over the Fastry and bake Use the whites for meringue, favoring with lemonjuice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Mystery Potatoes.

Cook the potatoes the day before while hot mash them, season nicely with salt, paprika and a little celery salt; add a generous lump of butter h or 2 lightly beaten eggs; for into little balls with the hands fioured; the next morning. scoop out hol- low large enough to hold or nice fly seasoned small oysters press crumbs, fry in a wire basket in deep hot fat; drain a minute in unglazed ipaper and serve at once.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Home Dressmaker's Corner An Original Model for Paamas May Be Successfully
 and lnexpensively Copied.

is laid with the large 70" perforat- ions along a lenthwise thread of the goods, the front and front of sleeve to the right of 1t. The locket, sleeve band and stay are laid along the sell wage edges
 With the cutting done, begin to make the pajamas by closing the un- der-arm and leg seams as notched, terminating the seam having double notches at the large 70" perforation in the back section. Close shoulder and sleeve seams as notched. Close center seam in front from the single small 70" perft ration to the double small "oo" perforation below. Close center seam in back from neck edge ito single small -'o'' perforatIon. Sew lap to opening in leg seam, then fold through center and fell the remain ling edge over the seam. Adjust 6
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Indian Chufrev

Two quarts tart apples; IF ponuds raisins: cupfuls brown sugar; 1 teaspoonful cayenne pepper; 2 quarts green tomatoes; 1 small onion; F cupful salt; 1 cupful sliced green gin ger root. or 1 tablespoonful ground ginger and 8 cupfuIs vinegar.
 Chilli Sauce
 Put the fruit and vegetables through the food-chopper. mix with the other ingredients and set away in an earth en jar overnight. In the morning set the jar in tettle of cold water. Let the water heat slowly, boil six hours, stirring often Pour into preserve jars and seal. This will keep a year.
 Two do3. tomatoes; green pep perss; 3 onions; F cupful sugar; 1 tablespoonful ground cloves; 2 table spoonfuls salt; 1 tablespoonful nut meg; tablespoon ginger, 1 table spoonful au-spice; 1 quart vinegar.
 Scald and peel the tomatoes, cut them in small pieces and put with all the other ingredients into a saace- pan. Cook very slowly for hours, and then bottle and seal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Eglsss Rri1klegg sutter,ess Cake.

Boil together for two Or three min utes the following: One cup brown sugar, 1 cup seeded raisins, Is cup lard, 1 teaspoonfuJ cinnamon. E tea Espoon nutmeg. 1 even teaspoonfu1 salt h cup water. Boil and then cool be- fore adding 1 even teaspoon soda, F teaspoon baking powder, 3 cups flour, Bake slowly. Best as loaf cake.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Prettiest Borders DoneEn Most Familiar Stitches. Designs Adapted to the Capabilities of Women Whose
 Experience m Needework Is Limited.

and one might even employ the long and short stitch with excellent re suits.
 Beading also is good. This season .beeds and embroidery are combined to greater extent than ever and in very elaborate designs soutache braid lis added. Where there are several
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

aety in their lingerie. It closes at the front and has an open neck with
 round collar pointed in front. The two-piece sleeves are cut in one with the body and gathered to form frills. The pajamas are shirred at the waist and drawn closely into the figure. The lower edges Of the leg sections are gathered to fo: a frills. h medium
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
Syrup Gingerbread.

One cup syrup, 1 cup sour milk. ] egg, fl cup fat, cups rye, or oatmeal four. 15 cup of wheat flour. 134 tea: 5poonfuls soda, E teaspoonful salt, teaspoonfuls ginger, E cup chopped .-aisins, if wished.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
pamson Preserve crgtard Pie

One qt. Damson preserves, 3 eggs, tablespoonful corn-starch, 1 cupful butter or butter substitute.
 Drain the juice from the preserves and remove the stones. Mix the beat en egg yolks with the damsons, add the butter, and then the corn-starch to give body when cooked. Bake and add the me-ingue in the usual way This recipe makes two pfnts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
SEWAGE EB GES

Hem edge Of sleeve, or finish with embroidered scailops. Adjust roc- kgt to position on right front sec .t.on 'T." with upper edge c; pocket between tte two small 70" perfora- tons The collar also should ~e cm' ] sroideycd or @iInmed with ,hacs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
cIITTlNG GLIDE a o4A showinc Srral

saxs the design requires 6 yards 8s- inch asAter1ai.
 The -o!Isr is tie only section e: sAe :ssttern cut firm. fold 0; mater fui Fer lae remaining sections the sna1&rfa s placed on inc r"Hsns lzbas stth :iEh, sides faci0s. Tae sank AnE 1acA of sleeve lasotion11
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

Iare the dominant style features just now because every high authority
 from church to state is appealing to the women of the world to economtze lin dress in order to reduce the high Icost of living and encour age efforts to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
By KATHRYN MUTTERER.

N NE Of the happiest thlngs in , connection with the borders ~~ which are so fashionable just low is the fact that, in nearly every
 instance. only the simplest stitches ire used in their development. Any voman who knows anything at all
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

~TB of the newest pajamas mod ( lels is shown here and it's dainti-
 ness will make 1t an immediate favorite with women who like var
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
3y MAUDE HALL.

~ By MAUDE HALL.
 NRESSES that meet the re-
 quirements of style and com 1 mon sense at one and the same
 time are of especial interest to women in all walks of life. They
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

Types Varied in Line Original In Design and Novel Trea
 ace and Embroidery tor Individual T. hes on Many Garments he Short Ripple and the long Saighne Coat Proves Difficult
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
Hev!etered Pearmacist

Duo who can work any place In tho
store Married man Small town. 0n
/ population one hundred 10 start
Must he no-duc mon
InN ~ IIlnftIl. nkLl
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SITUATION WANTED By
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

tAG pa'rt 90 service f." t.|lN...tr.
liu's N..l publish vHUr rtH .unH,. '..s
ns"d.os ~ = -.'' .-.1.., ,.ar..
FOR sALE-Scw Oakland Six. goo ..ss
list uuoc, terms 90 I,H.ur..u.r laf-
t."- sarlo 80
uISCHNEGID soldier wants dru.a.
position, good oa rp,HfH''r lupul
edge In lnuN .r'Y.nt uw..'llIs not
afraid n wurk CSC. Oaplouau
POSITION Jon % Irk wanted Dy an
army on rr Just lIFw -s,d from ne
service, r'r',r tmII ltur can CONS
at once d, y. uNtNowau.
DISCHARGED S. A. T. C. student
wants poNtiDu 900 either VhUieARlr
dry goods or lro"cry haIs', farmer ,H}
with some experience 40 dry goods
best references Frank Thompson, We
tumka. OKLA BoN iis
DlSCHARGEp soldier wishes position
r. stcnugrIphcr. years experience
i.l'. rAlahoman
SAILOR released wants Sob u ron,
good place To- build ur 80 a 81.
joh can give references T.
hiUror, N-9 West nm
EMPLOYMENT wau,ca hy disc
Dla,Hcd soldier Nm good o'N.,
man. Tut VIII be glad 20 So amy hmt
~ work; married l.2'. tkNhoman
Young man Just discharged from
school ot military nerouIu'lrs, Prince.
ton university wishes a position iu U'y
o,nc, or store Lives 100 city. Can
giyc good city references. Can MnWr
1854
llsCHARGED soldier wants any KIND
~ auto repair work Work guUtau-
tccI. 1909 ", 2lst
I.
experienced In farm loan. abstracts.
Insurance, rapid on typewriter, best u'
references. u. r. Ckhuomuu
DISCHARGED soldier Wishes place ln
warehouse. stockrunm or hardware,
experienced Roy y Austin, Black.
well Okla
DISCHARGED SAILOR wants position
as truck driver or has had two wears
experience as collector Address S.H
Cllnhoman
DISCHARGED sergeant ot signal ,p.pa
wishes position with good reliable
tlrm where there is chance for advance
rcnt, as shipping clerk ur luDkhtrptr,
have had some experience NJ tHuhkr,n.
lNr; can furnish rnN NJ references Adj
dress II Brand, 12a W +, city
DISCHARGED solder Wishes position
Hs auto mechanic or clerical work
would like something with ,hpu,. tnr
Advancement; best Of references h. e..
Nmsnsnd HoN l6, lonvs CITY, Okn
SOLDIER Just discharged desires gen
cral office ct bank position, have Nni
B years clerical experience; can Hssl.t
In bookkeeping also use typewriter,
will consider either In OF out OF city
$50 OklahomNn.
DISCHARGED from service and desire
position with some good firm. Will du
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FINALE HELP WANTED

WASTED - Ff.' rInF ''Iof'n. 81
i'|rirr ~ '.".f'cp.rg. I'uW1urh'p,
'''. Diaugh"n r'NlI|l' lf' frI Hh-
1t'i 10 own h'h'"I'N's u H. 'H
'.'N''h
" hNIEI'. NiddI'.1r"f V'.'' woman %
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

The young lady across the wav says
she saw in the paper that the govern
ment was going to insist upon uniform
working conditions after the war and
she approves Of ,h, aS she always did
think some of the working girls dress
ed little too much and |, will be
better to have them all wear the same
kind OF things.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
MALE HELP WANTED

&ANTED-I can uso several live wire
, solicitors, who have the ability To show
tarly results, must be shls 10 Furnish
iar or tig. attractive proposition rnado
u producers, unless you are able 10
handle a live proposition application
tould not be consldcrcd salary with all
Expenses guaranteed. territory, Oklaho.
ta. can In person or mako application
" Circulation Manager, Famer Stock.
ban. oklahoman Illdg, Oklahoma City.
pknhomn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

WANTED-Cook md assistant ~rook /;
send references Couple with children
need not nrply. II man cook, must
hnye wife Ms assistant DO not employ
col6rcd help good place Tor mother
and grown daughter Would employ
cook or an assistant separately odd
Fcllws Home. Carmen okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

~
NANTED--i nm In n position to use
several live wire solicitors who have
BE ability 10 produce Immediate bust
bess, work 80 be In the interest OF The
Daily nklRhomnn territory, state of
Oklahoma covering rural rouis In q spe
Hat assigned territory must no able To
brnlsh Cur or conveyance. This prop.
9sltlon II salnrS ana travelling expenses
permanent proposition 10 those Who nre
ob,s 20 make good. this proposition must
IL accepted Within tho next fev days
Address ~ cNll IN nor son Country Cir
Suln,lor Manager, Room N2. 0klahoman
Oldg, Oklshoma Cit;
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Ostcopnths.
Rubber Stamps and Seals.
Raincoats.
Professional.
DIR. ALLISON

lR rECk gives special attention to
! nervous, mental and diseases Of WON
D. ll:ie West Main St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
DRESSMAKlNG AND MILLINERY

URESSMAklNG Hair work Naple
2lgS-R
pEESSMAKlNG and alterations Mary
G Monsrr phone Maple sajl. room
2i5. over kcrr's
bNESSMAKlNG. 10 g Dewey. Maple
329i.t
WANTED -pfcssmaking by experienced
scnms'rrss Maple iOpe
bBESSM AKING NJ n reasonable price
fll Y sth Walnut 7lig
Att KlND FrU work For intorma.
tion cpll Walnut li7i
BGST dtrssmnkiur tailoring and tlr
work Mis- Muller. walnut 3olT
bHLssMAklNS v t'o West 5tb wolnu,
l!sE.y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

AlfIN h' '. W g. \ emp.oNw'nt dc.
i"i,WrW l.r ros.'l 's s'N's'ol h.
...,y..,. ',5 "'. e..
MI, III
80, ,'''' '''H ''"'' ''" '''''.
w ~ lfl' .'It'I'h lnTl'Nh hN NoN.
.rr ~, ,,r,g,,,,r I'm NIrIo o.,
NJ. .lF Flr,,t.
a., .s.,.,.,.-
fNr r'r,,,i o,t,r, w1rt I,n ... r,,.
Ur.t,r red tour wears ,,u,,..,.,
can Mamie s.i Mrs Urddl,s'on
TIrs.rl.N.s -,Uurr lady -s,,rorr,nh.
.r.h,okl,,r,r rov .rrI,,,t t.s,s4
,lruyr It,,, ,,,,rtF,.' ,NI.,. a..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

POSITION WANTED by young man.
clerical or bookkeeping years cv-
pcrlence expect 800 per month. Ad
dress U.s. care Oklshoman.
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LEAl,N LAl,N ,9,g'omonIo driving rucheu.

LEARN automobile driving Iuckru.
Maple 3inN
WANTED bright ambitions Young
ladies, having W l,.st hlh school
education, to take nurses training iu =
icglstcrcd hospital For further Iu-
formation address Superintendent Tul-
@ Hospital, Tulsa, Dhm.
IEARN rlCIIlUE ACTING.
Ladies', gentlemen and children. "Lu-
cite Motion Picture studio" Once
hours . y, m. 10 = y m. and & y ~.
TO S = m slight classes. 3-l-J.i Bar
tlmOrc BllE Maple gs2
n You WANT 10 draw a good salary
rs hookh"cpcr or stcnogrNphcr. at
tend hrst-Clasg school AMI one TINT
viii secure You good position on
graduation write; call M office or
phone Maple 1854 for free CItaloE
capital CITY business college
WANTED .- Ftrst.cless colorcd cook
with room on place. good wages,
In family Maple 3Ji9-J; must have
references
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

EXPERIENCED
bundle wrapper ana cashier wanted
only those with references need apply
salary t1i month TO begin with The
Emporium .oi West Main
WANTED High school grl. In cN-
change for room and hoard TO care for
Two children afternoons and evenings
III Walnut TS2O.R S2t East S'h
NNTED Experienced lady bookl,erp-
ar 20 act Rs cashier and keep boo =
cafe Apply ~ West Grand Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

THE WOLF, IN w. 6t!
Two blocks T. ~, catering 10 selsc
patronage. strictly modern and nr
p.u' newly and elegantly furnished
Inruug gu.ll, and under new manage
meu' All ou'sd" rooms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
MALE HElP WANTED

WASTED N,u tri ladies' 4" l,ifu bar.
bHr ifnHH rp"U'l lop iu'Iun lur.s
'In.H vurf |t,I. ffrt ,I'Hiur pa.rhu
ma .Ii, lDIh,r collage. 100 " Dau'.f.
Hs l.Hfr kanF. Nrf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

WANTED Woman prcsgcr for ladies'
work. steady position for experienced
person 80 other wanted Apply be
tween II and ! or and clock
Partisan Cleaning CO., 90 y. Robinson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

WhNfEn-Glrl over lj and under 30
20 i've ~ one In Gmil, ar viii pay
small wages 2 In family Alice rarncl',
Iprdolph Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Oklahoma SOON customs internal
reveuue, income tax railway mail.
poS'nfflce: 81 lo0.il 500; men desiring
government positions write for free
particulars. u s. school ~ civil Ser.
vice. 2ss2 kcuois Nldg Washington.
WANTED -unrhcr only live indus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09
p1lDSE IlIN
AsI. Ful' " NNI AD
DEPARTMENT
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
In Oklahoma CITY.

Al uns ur',i manuscripts. letters
tud pictures sent 10 tho Times are sent
pt a., uHs oi the owner 1Ar oklahoma
puh'sAuE COMPANY expressly topud'.
Ptes ,ry responsibility for their snfo
tn tolJ or return.
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AGENTS WANTED

.'| $50. 80 ~ ilul Woohy d"mon-
f'..I.IH Hut rilcs ~ Hiut"s iH'-
f..... ,.fu.rr automobile pWutIH emit
i..I.. fbir agents. go 900 NHatb. l,"-
'rI'1riWlrE CO. 1870 ign, lla'.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

GOVERNMENT clerk examinations Ok
! lltp va '.,un. hundreds NucuuCi,s. 80
month: experience unnecessary. Women
| desiring government ostious write tnr
/ tree particulars. J & Leonard. former
civil service euminerD $50 kenot-
4 IlAg Washington
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-09

MANAGER wASTED-To work "A
filling station and accessory store
Permanent position and good salary TO
right party, Must invest not less than
$500 90 IN preferred stock of the com
pany and share In profits In addition
to salary M.Sl, Oklnhoman.
Roy with wheel wanted at once. ais
West Grand