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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-06-12

WILL CALL GERMANY'S BLUFF.
you will note that arrivals o
troops from Europe have almost ceas
ed and there are few reports of BIZ
transports loads of American troops
reaching Atlantic ports,' writes al
army officer to relative Little is
being said and the matter is being
kept quiet, but the facts are that many
more men are being sent to Eurpe than
are being returned. Few people re-
alize how many American soldiers are
being rushed to Europe at this time.
Thousands of recruits to the army OF
occupation and the marine corps are
being enlisted daily and they are be-
ing rushed to Europe. If Germany
balks at signing the peace terms she
will discover the allies are ready to
resume the war" N
Of course this letter was not writ
ten for publication, but the statements
made are true. Few had noticed the
falling off in announcement of arriv-
ais OF Amr1can troops from Europe
Some time ago it was announced
that 100000 American soldiers would
be returned from France in June, but
there have beenno announcement of
the arrival of any considerable num-
Der.
Recruiting offices have been open /
"a at many places and strong efforts |
are being made to get volunteers for
six months, one year and three years
service in the regular army and the
marines Only men who have had
prvious experience will be taken The
government does not want to train
men for the work If they are needed
they will be needed SOON There will
be no time to train them They are
being rushed to Germany to join the
army of occupation We had more :
than a million men there when these
shipments started. If Germany wants ;
more war the United States will be
ready to do her part toward accommo-
Iating her.
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CORA CORRESPONDENCE
PERSONAL AND OTHER NEWS


CORA.-Lora and Arthur Powell
have returned home from Keanewicl
Earl Short has gone to Lewiston te
pick fruit.
R. w. McCown and family, D. P
Kidwell and family and the Misses
Alice and Rose Breton, and Frances
Robbins motored to Moscow Sunday.
Mrs. J. K. Messenger arrived We'd
nesday. Their new home is now
ready for construction.
Mrs. John Rogers is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Edwards, at Astoria.
Notices are out for the S. S. con-
vention to be held at Cedar Creek
church June 20.
Raymond Breton has gone to Gen
esee to work on a farm.
Mrs. C. C. Farnum went to Spokane
last week to attend the wedding of
Miss Leila Farnum.
Deep creek plans celebration July
Fourth.
Mrs. D. P. Kidwell went to Spo-
kane Tuesday to attend the Farmers
convention.
Jack Queener is hauling lumber for
Strong's mill on his truck, to Garfield.
Potlatch district completed their sur
vey of the roads Monday.
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HARVARD HAPPENINGS
CHILDREN'S PROGRAM PLEASES

HARVARD.-The Children's Day
program given by Harvard Sunday
school was attended by large crowd,
and all expressed themselves as being
we'll pleased with the entertainment.
Virgil Gleason, who has been at
tend The Northwestern Business Col
lege at Spokane during the past win
ter and spring, was visiting at the
bone of his parents near Harvard a
few days last week. Virgil has a posi-
ton as bookkeener in large bust
ness house in Spokane.
Miss Doris Chrystal and Francis
Chrystal of Bovill are visiting at the
home of their grandparents, Mr.. and
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William Gunton Jr., son of William
Gunton, ST., Of Harvard returned Sat
urday from overseas. The young man
enlisted in the Canadian army in
1917, and had been in active service
on the battle front for more that a
year when the armistice was signed.
Highway Commissioner J. D. Nor
rissey and 0. 0. Butterfield were in
Moscow Wednesday, Mr.. Morrissey
going over to meet with the state
highway officials.
Quite a number of our farmers at
tended the Braderick livestock sale
near Palouse Saturday.
Hugh Quener has recovered from
his attack of mumps and returned to
Deary, where he is running tractor for
the Potlatch Lumber Co.
John English was at the hospital
in Bovill last week taking treatment
for threatened attack of bloodpois-
oning in his hand. -
Word has reached here that Rob-
ert Owen. one of our young men
with the Twentieth Engineers, had
arrived safe on American soil, and is
expected home any day.
Several auto loads of our residents
attended the Garfield picnic last week.
A. j. Queener has moved his family
to Strong's mill on Deep creek, where
he has position hauling lumber
with his truck.
Misses Ruby and Maude Garfield
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seems to have had its foundation in the
fact that prominent Red Cross work
er in Europe had been given a copy
to study it's effect on Red Cross work,
and he gave it to Elihu Root, former
secretary of state, who showed it to
Senator Lodge and Senator Borah.
q have had the copy of the So
icalled treaty for several weeks said
Mr.. Root at was sent to me by H. T.
Davidson, chairman of the interna-
Itional Red Cross league" He had it
because of his legitimate interest in
the Red Cross involved in the treaty
He had it in Paris in connection with
his Red work and brought it home
with him. | stand upon my rights to
have it. | assert the entire propri-
ETY. of his giving it to me-
Thus ends what was expected to be
great scandal. The charges that
American representatives. in Paris
are furnishing Wall street with copies
of the treaty which are denied the
United States senate" fell flat. A
of Wall street financiers, in
Guiding Frank A. Vanderbilt, who re-
Gently resigned as president of Amer
ica's largest bank, testified that they
had never seen a copy of the treaty
and that it was not to be had on Wall
street To bad such a splendid found
alton for a sensational expose should
fall as flat as this has fallen.
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factory for constipation and indiges-
ton. CD
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visited relatives in Bovill a few days

visited relatives in Bovill few days
last week.
Sylvan and Rolla Moore and Dick
Carey left Monday for Walla Walla
where they will work during the sum-
mer
Glen Glider returned Friday from
Avery, Idaho, where he has been
working for the U. S. Forestry Ser
wee.
William Gebser, otherwise known as
DR.. McNess, was disposing of his
wares in this locality last week. He
was accompanied by Vern Hull of Viola
J. w. Sibert of Pennington was a
business visitor up the river the first
of the week.
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New Junk Shop Opens.

X. Wallace and A. Wood, recent ar
rivals in Moscow, have opened a junk
shop at 308 West Sixth street. They
call their firm the UNITED Hide &
Junk Company" Mr.. Wallace is a re-
turned soldier. They will call on the
people of Moscow and surrounding
country for goods in their line.
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Cut This Out and Take it With You.
A man often forgets the exact
name of the article he wishes to pur-
chase, and as a last resort take
something else instead. That is al
ways disappointing and unsatisfac-
tory. The safe way is to cut this out
and take it with you so as to make
sure of getting Chamberlain Tablets.
You will find nothing quite SO salts
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/ by the dealer and are changed daily.
thus giving the public the accurate
quotations in all classes of grain.
produce and meats.
| Hay and Grain.
| Wheat, Marquis, bulk. $2.15-
Wheat, Bluestem No. 1, bulk,
net. delivered to warehouses. 2.15
Wheat Bluestem No. /, sacked
net, delivered to warehouses. 2.20
Whea. Fortyfold, No. l, bulk
net. delivered to warehouses;. 2.15
Wheat, Fortyfold. No. /. SKID
net, delivered to warehouses;. 2.20
Wheat, White Club, No 1. bulk
net delivered to warehouses. Els
Wheat, White Club. No. 1.'s'k'd
net, delivered to warehouses. !. 2.20
Wheat Red Russian. No. l. blk
net, delivered to whses. 1.97@2.10
Wheat Red Russian. No. SKID
net, del. to whses ). ). .2.06k@2.15
No. Feed Oats, sacked, per
cwt. net. Delivered to ware
houses 2.55
No. / Timothy Hay, per ton. $500
White Beans, per pound ..s.......- sc
Produce.
Eggs, per dozen. ......-.-.....-. SOC
Butter creamery, per pound. 63c
Butter, ranch. per pound. ........ Soc
Potatoes. per cwt. ............. .75c
Young chickens, per b.. .15@18c
Hens, live W.T.. 20@22c
Old BOOSTERS, per lb ........ .8@10c
Hogs. live VT, light, h., 18k019hc
Hogs, live W.T., heavy, lb. 16A@17h
Hogs, dressed, heavy, per h.. 21@23c
Hogs, dressed light, per h.. 23@25c'
Veal, live w.t., per h.. .9@11
Veal, dressed, per lb. ......, 17@18c
Spring lambs, per lb. .10@11c
Mutton, per lb. Sc
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vERGING ON DIsLOYALTY

The brotherhoods of locomotive fire.
men and engineers in session at Den
ker have asked that railroad men
who were in the service be paid reg
ular railroad wages-the same wages
they would have received had they
remained on their jobs in this coun-
try
In other words the railroad men,
who have been petted and humored by
having their wages increased 4S per
cent, during government control, now
ask that those of their number who
were drafted few of them were vol
unteers) be favored by being paid civ
ilian wages for railroad work in
France, while the other soldiers, who
took all the chances, fought in the real
battles and saved the world from Hun
control, would get $50 per menth.
Just why the man who worked on a
railroad far from the danger zone
should be paid civilian wages while
the soldier who did the fighting gets
Dnly Pow pei uOhti, tucoC loiii oou
grafters did not say.
Then to show their respect(D and
loyalty CD to this government which
had petted and favored them beyond
all other laborers, the convention
passed resolution demanding that
Thomas j. Mooney, one of the most
dastardly murderers of modern times,
a pronounced and seIf-confessed boil
shevist and anarchist; and Eugene V.
Debbs, convicted of disloyalty and
sedition, be released from prison. A
pretty combination to hand the Amer
lean people, this demand that railroad
men who did not fight be paid several
LINES as much as the men who fought
to save the country and the world
from slavery, and that two of the
worst enemies of the United States and
of freedom and law and order. be re-
leased from prisons where they were
sent for dastardly crimes against this
country.
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p e e

THAT "STOLEN TREATY.
The great "hullabaloo' about the
treaty with Germany having been fur
nished by American representatives
in Paris to Wall street concerns"
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FOR RENT-Houses

FOR RENT.-AN EIGHT ROOM
modern house, on Deakin Ave-, east
of dormitory. Phone 170J 83-f
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LOST AND FOUND

flLMS Developed nee on iull ro.'
pliuiH, jr up 10 ''.hi', nov hilllHui
finish Mrl - 'uwrt co. 80 p M'.
klnlry oklahoma tlb nAl'
LOST l.ndy.H Whllr purse contain.
lWD chrrh 90 n uuh l.O orr
lNoniy dollar blll ON" dJlnt hlll, tour
uly,r dOllufH tNo k'yH, reward. Nr
NUltit f"U West IuiiiWuipuIr
phone walnut 7Jly. caIi nrcr y. M.
LOST Monday 2 m llrce s hli.
6nr 80 hll ~ Terminal station -
uu Exchange avenue cat tIll walnut
illn. MnulH Go reward
LO#r Nprd.y. - ~, ihr"n g. hi'ls
our so bin. NJ Terminal fln'lln u'
uu l.'rnHngr ave ,uf can NulrNi
"lO, NufrH go l"wdfd
IOHT IN American National nIuF
Monday noon. pair ~ black rnilu 90.
fofdr, hoS wrapped In 'rpii ll'iil
burton Wrapping paper can NHllyi
dlI, nfi"f T. T. IN Reward
IbrfY who took rIlok mink uYfi
from Nlk department liprhhtuHh.
'lUHu. Known, riufn same iWm"
uutr.F 80 i8ti DiHEson OF Information
0fh l'nr,bu IEh. .lIfowu
LntI lua Cameo piu urt with pearls
I.'.Iu 90 tiHiIrrH nff.r llunsci
hu.Hrr ,f can ruN 2"n Reward
BLACK IuN collar. either ON u,I.r lsl,
rnr 'r between 'Masru uri Marion
b on N'f'0'.'h H'r'"' Reward walnut
+ l1N
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
0k.CaowG Typewriter
C0TTIrGny

WJODsTpcK uRTnnrT0ns
800 hur'h l,uUIutur Walnut 20
$50 nIg rUr rs1 .fI repair MI
WHFrS typtni''rH, h'r '1u - 10 30
l'f'f.t
tATIs AHb OFFICE ~ rtlIruE
Sow and frlgiI hand NFHf uI.'s
WIfrEuF BASk H'frLT go
~ W'i NH'r lh.If NHl.It iF
ION TlrlNWfIuH fur plr ny
Orkrs TJpstil'rr LSruangr. Hafr
1o..rfr fnf ranhDmn .u1 Wr't 4nl
ST.. nrHNHIH t|y. usu Hs 100 hand
nacr'nes Fri frs'.rlh-a supplies.
W 'iILr Jp,Wrt.u ard other ofNro
machines ana supplies Tor 'hr money
S0'i hy American Onlrr H'Dh.n"s =
-u.p',S ,u. 1910 East IN N'. Oaiaho
ma t.iy. opi ~ t.fh rent district
tOT HtII .lp 30 date. .taudrr1.
Ns0r lp'vri'r l.u'silrso ~.
h'f''uHg '1, o.. W HIlr
rsNIrWuDp rlrRrIisr. used two
ruus ir iIo'' walnut a..l
I..t .N.I Hu fto tgNesi b.f'. 'wI
f,H'.'ng ..F.a H.' i.rh l.Hff'p.
nv 1ssr .n. ... 'rfItH. nUf we
writer Irr ''.. Nn" Frfl. ono I.us
tc'fgHpb r. J. I1n'yhH ini' N'a'
san f'
OSE -TAEtARp OLitfi, So g.o.
Vrfar. brrN.nt condition 8. See
shipping ,rff M'snu l''." 4 90.
HASTIu t. g. Smith q. luf'rt0n1
rIeHrtsr, must rr hH'gu,. vII
ray DuH can Nnp.c 3aai.J after
% r
ron sALE-Alsoiutoly nrs'-r.sss so
80 NrmHrg'pn typewriter So Or, bar
gnlD fYr 'sh Maple .ai-
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
INR RENT

10. M hiSth street on Broadway. poo
HDsrIpu Fubrunfy ONU'i NulUut
so Trkc rood closed 'tf p0u ruy.
WANT mty 10 rhrrr dr.rnNIr prIir
~ rooms II Interested pDnnr walnut
1uD' u can g3 Toe liiig & w. aUuk.
lcy CO., Insurance.
Il'IilIC yt,no.fHphcr AMI notary
Wunr drHk tpIr" what hu.r lmI
to nnrr7 A-H, Oalthomnu
ron IueNT rs ~ nl%O sp.rndId
lgcntlSn for dDrtOir ~ d'u'ln.H CO.,.
rHu,d Iy prominent durt0H f.r 5,HIa.
iAu prominent doctors frliuug, rent
reasonable. Phone Jii SktNu Nui,l
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY


! WILL, gIya haH interest In my patent
~ mo pnny who viii invest iiphi
money 10 bu used N place same on
fnH mHfhei thls patent ought 10 not
yDu Num g. 10 800 month lof
particular. address M.1l OklAhnmAn
TONLlS A UOFTMAN, Hotel lf0s'
ors lioom 2lo, lO't West Miln'
Walnut J06G
IuR aAIE n.0idray chir. 80 ~
If0ldRHy GUOi busiucf, Isiyiua
ON account n health
uDIELs a,niei Wo havo client, With
nnm g. moo ~ $4,000. NJ fHt rlsh
pfmrrt ao Just sold me McfhfNnd 10
lN0Rsua Okr., hn ~ 600 plant WIZ
f.i I.I us hluIIo y0uts' We afs fh'
n.NflrI. reliable. posted hotel hf0k'fs.
.HI Hrl No hrfH only Kitchens TO"
~. l'. nuF. uH tr.hHnHs blia
G.sIrN manager wanted 70 WI pay
a.ty of $50 per month 10 re-
fr.rs0.'s party ab'o ~ invest t0,UO1
p.h established mercantile Company,
...tfr1 no Oklahoma City A'slstnnt
mtup,r aai Hlsunan vaniel viii
lHy 90 HB.lrf - 900 per month tn tfs
fn.rr., gHr'y siIe 10 invest L,onn.
NIH.iay y %. ,nfr OklhhOmnn
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MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

IMPROVED S0-acrc farm I'm Polk coun.
~. Arkansas. WIN trade for n good
car trcdrcks, Springdnle, Ark.
WILL trnde some good young horses
for automobile. no junk considered
22i W 18Th; u. q. ncS sos.
Will TRADE y enrnt perfect dia
mond and cash for stone one carat
or. over r X. OhHhoman
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

TOR SAI.E-Late model Dodge tour
Ing cHt. like new. OF Win trade 'Of
equity IN good home Walnut 1851.
FOR SALE Gents bicycle. 80. 1905
West 92nd
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d'5s or evenings
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
FOR SALr- Tire and accessory .tor.j
invoice fI.0' Ml.l guarantee 100
pcrc,0. p-on, first yesr Tbs store IS
not located n oklahoma CITY Call or
write today The Md West Tire a
Rubber Co., e.i West Frst 81. Okla
howi 'ln.
WANTEu-G,rcrd mer-handise %
trp,'ry NI.E inventory about 5000
or $500. town ~ 500 20 1900 Y. q.
oklduomon
FOR sALE- rrls store doing tlicoc
20 'l-H.l yearly, no competition. good
country. good schools. one doctor good
u'Ac, Tor another. T.. +. Oklahoman.
FOR SALE OR TRADE for livestock
or farm implements, small busy cafe
In good oil town. own building long
lcase doing $50 per day Address \. x.
iutluton. Quay, Okla. Cen 81.
FOR SALE.
Cents furnishing sioro for sale This
s'ugk consists ~ Manhattan shirts,
krhV hats Superior underwear. n G.
kuhu rccHwenr Arrow Brnnd eollars.
SiNi,pluy clothing. Noyse-Normah
shoes 40 dead stock. up.to date lease
and location worth 1900: In one of tho
best coming oil towns In tho state.
liu uos- about 5000: fixtures sbou,
s. 800 Best reasons for selling Address
roN 'Sl p1vhuska. okla
FOR SAlE-N good clean stock OF g,n-
''rI merchandise IN IA live small town,
win invoice about $4,000. easy access 20
markets Address j. A. Trickey. Meek
. or. okla.
! NNNr Tocery or general merchan-
disc, have income property and cash
np ~ t'oo' Fox 3oT Shamrock, Okla.
/ FOR ShLE-N complete newspaper and
job plant can be moved or re-ehtAh-
/ INhed Address J. 4. Trickey, Meoker.
/ Okla
/ FOR SALE Barber shop, pool hall.
| fountain ard cigar business. doing n
good business. bargain; must sell at
/ once, tod health. \ J. Moure, 10 Notth
Watts Sopulpo. Okla.
. | HAVE splendid stock uf groceries IN
splendid location; county seat town;
! splendid trade. nearly all cash and do
| Ing ii remarkable business; VIII nAks
/ good price for this stock; value about
/ s,0u1 T. G. Stacy. 205 Tyc Bldg (,
/ CnIrFoShn, Dkla
/ TELEPHONE exchange for sale 20
| telephones priced 10 sell
l. f. ROBERTSON.
Carney.
OklahomN,
| CONFLICTS picture show, consistlng 4
! nearly new Powers machine, regula-
! ton steel booth, 200 cana chairs, excel.
. lent player plano. 5000 set scenery and
. plenty ~ everything needed ~ small
shuw, also NJ +. Ellis engine and ~
| l. ". Generator, now used with above
| outfit n wanted; viii soil cheap fos
cash Or trndr fur anything that WI not
pk" my time. Empire Theater Bylfs,
Itkp.
| STOCK mlesmnn Liberal com =
mission, exclusive territory. call or
write MID west tire \ rubber Co. 1Ot
West First 81. oklahoma City. Okla
STATE AGENCY WANTED-We Dc !.
sire 10 connect up with q live concern
10 handle our well known line ~
ACNE" tNcrtnhe) and IMPERIAL
Rvctcd Corrugated Metal Culyerts IN
oklahoma Must hnve saiisfs ctorY
credit rating should havs nm orHnnlt-
alton IN touch with road contractors,
county officials. etc. TO cover stats
thoroughly agency with warehouse IN =
Cilltles preferred. Fun particulars re-
gnrding aproNtRble proposition PROMPT
" furnished on request from those who
c0n qualify The Canton C,alysr, and
Silo Go. Manufacturers, Cn~on, OHIO.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED.

CAPITOL furniture & Plano Repair co
The best place 20 have yorf furniture
mad" new, your plano finished. rrEu-
lated and tuned Call Walnut JV;
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR HETT A hipo front Trep0ns
room. convenient ~ hith. references
tcuulrc1 t'll n walnut
NICELY FURNISHED south hont room
Tor rent % T. 5fd
iuE REST lnrgc nicely furnished
houtholst room fMrlcty mpdrrn
home, walking d,tipuD. Gentlrmun
pIrfruod 'Nl Walnut 'S
ATTRACTIVE and ro1y bedrooms IN
private home, modern convenience.
rWklnE distAuDr, gentlemen preferred.
Maple 2Nin
Rooms single or On suite. private
bath. references required. walnut
6Gl
IOE Ui;Nr- tanr, clean, well mr.
uIHNrd 'front.' tuuui south Hui o1Hl
exposure, I wludovH, fifna'r h'H'. bot
ana cold water NJ MI times ulrn'f
of ,,rnu lIu'u, married couple OF Two
persons luo1 rpnfd ono block III l.
mn walnut g7ti
noOW 'for rent chcnp can Maple
'n
INl'IE room, newly furnished IN wal
not walking distance bnnfl nShf
- N 'lh walnut Tit'.
TWO front room. nicely furnished, $40
" 1ri Maui" 5'3i.
~ GESriEMNN or couple cmriuloi,
ffnIrhrl sleeping room downstairs,
outside front entrance. lufro l.sd
cufr ..'iug hlth. close I'm u,Hr two
tR lines Chll walnut elH
irt REST Ni,cr Furnished room.
reasonable price, rlpsr I'm. l.I Wet
tt Maple ?2i1
sl".EOO" l.rg. low and rur. +
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1877 FORD coupe. electric starter 1911
Ford tOadster. both newly painted and
ov'rnaulcd ~ West 10Th Walnut l1g1
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CATTLE ATD STOCK

ST.. H,tr,oi fresh J.rt.y COW FOR
..U tTf NAsH' Reno
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OFFICES AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

OFFICE ROOMS ron RENT
One. fnrulshed IN Baltimore Bldg,
corner Giand Ave nnd Harvey.
FURNISHED offices for rent In modein
office building, Phone Walnut blS3
SJSiNEsS store rooms for rent, un.
der so room hotel. G0i West Grant
md y and II South Dewey. CRll Maple
lai6.E or grocery store ut 600 West
lrnnd
bfORE COON fV rent. 3Ol Ens,
Grand. Cali Maple 10,
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Will 80 ppewritlns. circular letters -
addressing. Expert service reasons
ahio charge rh0nc Maple 1876. Sum
dtgs ur evenings
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Liberty Boiler Works
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
~~~'s~-,es>s>0~~~~0~>~-s~~->y ~~->y~~~~-~>~->~-~-~~s
MEMS overcoats. macknaws. rain.
coats, LEFT in pawn. sell CHEAP Smiths
Pawn shop u south Broadway
FOR SALE-Two secondhand boilers
II In the market It MI pay you % 'n-
ves,tgate these. Wyie Bros Co.. 3-o
West Grand
FOR ALE- -TRdys diamond my.
Weighs Alnoth. 'Ea. cash, worth
SAFES and vault doors R0ulry COM.
mission sales GO, 'a2 West Main
! NEW, hyi's coat. size 2s. cheap
Walnut t2o9-R
FOR SALE Scholarship In locm nud-
ness college. Walnut 1ll. lIl W lst
81
FRANT2 PREMIER and attachments.
bargain. Maybe 200
FOR SNlr
1900 feet NJ l2is inch pipe 10 lhp
? 500 feet Of lo-inch pipe. 30 and % ~
! 500 feet o' S,-incn pine. IS d..
20 ono feet of 2-inCh T1s line
National tGhc easing good condition
located In Cu.Niug nu'd offered at
= percent of list price nD iniurcment
'sr quick sale Address Box le2;, MGs-
kosec, Okla
| FOR SALE Two mir pumps oni tanks
$50 gallon Bowscr gasoline pump aud
tank, American Tire n Accessory Co
| ar West Main s. Walnut $500
| GENTLENfN'S Eroy suit. good os
new. slze rs also carpet runner
| flush bowl large size. Room Fl Tray
| elcrs Hotel
| FOR SALE-Ncw Perfection coal oil
stove; used one month. Cali Wal.
| nut ?C7l-R
FOR SALE or TRADE a complete
sawmll outfit j. NJ Michaels
konawn, Okla
LARGE pillows. cot and pad mat.
tress. pictures. ONcrcooJ Walnut 6sgl
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS


~ lTS for hnlc phone walnut 1855 ana
get mDrr - Il Auction
WAITED 10 buy. furniture ana rugs
Tor ! 10 rooms also bedding linen
ana dlHheB, yei my prices before sell
nv Maple JSG't
WHITE ROTARY and singer foHiug
mi,HSpH cheap Tor onHh ~ terms.
can mo Tor repairs. 500 East lNtn.
Nulnut if13.J II u. Dillon
hNNTI % to nuy ~ r0omt ~ fufni-
tlrr. also bedding ana dahr1, paJ
hIyhrst onsh pn.,. Walnut $3.50 u.
WANTED 10 huy 8 to 10 rooms ~
furniture, viii ply highest cash
rIlr, can Maple IJl,.
VAST 10 BuY rpuso furnishings -
uIl liud frum 60 ~ rooms, um r'-
ting up looming house. can walnut
ltit
WI want your Old furniture. W. 'N-
,rrnrr. NHlieau Fufnltuf" company.
go West Grand Phone Maple 20
IEANH. .PIIMl3r "r,'ric cleaner.
with attachments, almost new W..
/ MnrI' lIlh ----...---
FOW fall. Complete new furnishings
for nv,-rDur house. 'nll 5lh y.
wrlker week dHJs only 30 q M. e.
I L. IL
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HALF interest In
we'll established
hllomo5iie Co m
pGIy VINO nave the
distribution OF e
wei Nrown auto
mobile for the en-
tire state of Okla.
.oma, Guiding
parts of Arkansas
and Texas. w e
wan & partner who
can lake charge OF
and manage office.
Address w 2G, care
OkianOman.
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LOANS, REAL ESTATE SECURITY
PRIVATE MONEY

10 loan on improved rl'. property loans
closed promptly. no red tape Aufeliua-
swanson Go iur s'nir National bank
Ilig walnut I.f