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The L'Anse sentinel., 1919-06-06

A five o'clock dinner was given yes
terday By Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ja-
cobson to twelve overseas boys who
have returned, their sor. James, being
crc Of the number.
Harry j. Holmes visited in the COP
per country few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wasfa of
Hancock announce the arrival in the
states of DR.. f "A. Waara, their sen.
The doctor is we'll known here, having
practiced dentistry in LAnse for two
years.
Ladies-You will find at our store
"a very fine line of Ladies' CCpats,
Dresses, Shirtwaists, etc. Won't you
come in now and make your selection ?
Cohl & Levitan.
Mrs. Emile Carlson, of Dc.toit, ar
rived Tuesday for few days visit.
Sam w. Becl; Is out again. after q
short illness.
d. p. Menard, J. J. O'Cornor, Dr.
w. A. Won Zellcn and r. P. Norman
tool; in the play at the Kcrredge the
atrc in Hancock Wednesday night.
| Lieutenant P. s. Gray, of Houghton
was guest at the Joseph Knauf
home a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson, Of Lake
Linden, arrived yesterday and are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Dave Levitan
DR.. L. C. Dozer is visiting this
week in Bergland and Pamesdale.
! DR.. L. C. Finch, of the Morgar
Heights sanitarium, Marquette coun
ty, was Il L'Anse caller Tuesday.
Township Clerk and Mrs. Michae
Connor and daughter Esther are Wis
iting few days this week in Hough
ton with Mrs. Connor's father, Mr.
Adams.
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adjourned.
Andrew Johnson.
Clerk pro tenn.
BARAGA JOTTINGs.

Philip Foucault received message
the first of the week stating that his
son, Howard, who had been practically
given up as lost, arrived in the states
the latter part Of April. The mes-
sage did not state where he has gone
to, and the lad has not been heard
from for number of months.
Fer the next two weeks We will sell
the well known Palmo.ive Soap, bars
/ for 25c.-Cohl's Store, Balaga.
Tie Aura Grange will give their
annual picnic at their park near Pei
kie Sunday, June %.
Mrs. Fred Urquhardt and daughters
JuEc and Myrtle, who have been ill,
are On the road to recovery.
Mrs. Con Harrington returned to
Marquette Tuesday, after short stay
here.
Extra Specialize Ladies Dresses,
all silk, at S1075 each.-Cohl's Store,
Baraga.
William Schwalm motored to Chas-
sell Tuesday.
Hiss Iernice Falk and brother,
Woodrow, are about again, after their
recent illness.
Otto Lundin visited in L'Anse Mon
day.
Fred Urquhardt has been confined
to his home few days this week
with illness.
Township Clerk Richard Simi, of
Nisula, was a business caller in Bar
aga Tuesday.
Wills Clisch, of Calumet, was
called to Baraga by the serious i'll
ness of his sister, Frances, who has
pneumonia.
Miss Stella Hi attended the Suomi
College alumni banquet at Hancock
last week.
Silas Clements, Of Dollar Bay, was
a Baraga caller Wednesday.
Andrew Carlson on Tuesday moved
his mixer and crew to Baraga prepar.
atory to laying the pavement.
J. c. Crebassa, of Keweenaw Bay
was in town q few days this week at.
tending the sessions of the board OF
review
Herbert Classen left Wednesday fol
a business visit at Rhine!ander, Wis.
| Miss Margaret Martinson was wed.
ded at Champion Tuesday to Harry
Marks of Ishpeming. Miss Martinsor
was the primary teacher here.
Mrs. A. w. Stark was a copper
country caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Gus Nord and daughter EN-
ma visited in Houghton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cohl and children
motored to Houghton Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Hill, of Nisula
were guests yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Hill.
Philip, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Foucault, arrived in Baraga last Fri
day from overseas service.
The young men will give dance Al
the Woodlawn hall in Baraga township
this evening, music being furnished
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
L'Anse, Mieh., May 23, 1919.

L'Anse, Mich, May %, 1919.
A special meeting of the common
council of the Village of L'Anse was
held n the council chamber on the
above date, at 8 o'clock p. m.
There werre prersent ]. j. O'Con-
ncr, president; Trustees Alter, Nil
sen, Jacobson, johnson and Menge.
Absent, Trustee Cosgrove and Clerk
Seavoy.
On motion and support, Andrew
johnson was appointed clerk pro
tenn.
On motion of Johnson, supported by
Alter, that the following resolution
be adopted:
Resolved, that the assessment roll
as received and presented to the coun-
Gil bv the assessor be accepted and
that one and one fourth (1A) per cent
the assessed valuation Of the taxable
property be raised to constitute a
general fund which will amount to
$3.501 and one-fourth (A) Of one per
cent to constitute a general highway
fund, which amounts to $1.75, be
raised in the village Of L'Anse.
Yeas-Alter, Jacobson, Nilsen,
Menge and Johnson.
Nays-None. Carried.
On motion and support the council
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1919
L'ANSE NEWS NOTES.

C. o. Holmes, Of Chassell, tie in
spector, was here Monday.
Emil Goldquist Of Keweenaw Bay,
car repairer for the South Shore, was
here Monday inspecting cars for haul
ing grain.
Mr.. j. w. Beachey will be with us
Thursday, June 18th, with Ladies' and
Misses Summer Dresses, Waists and
few Coats and Suits at reduced
prices. Remember the date, at j. b.
Smiths store. II
Miss Marion White, Miss Jean
Campbell, D. p. Menard and A. G.
Kcttunen took in q play at lshperl-
ing last Friday.
Mrs. Rosalee Larson, Miss Antoin-
cite Meryer ard Miss Cora Sundin
LEFT Tuesday for Duluth, where they
will reside.
Mrs. Stock and two children left
Monday for Ludington.
AIphonse Gamache spent Tuesday
ard Wednesday in Sidnaw on bust
ness.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson and Township
Treasurer Ruth B. Thorsen were Her
man callers Tuesday.
j. Anger transacted business in
Chasscll Wednesday.
Oscar Wenige, Of Michigamme, was
a business caller in L'Anse Wednes-
day.
P. J. O'Leary and R. p. Norman
were over on the Mineral Range road
Wednesday, looking over service tim
ber
T. J. Seccomb has leased the home
Of Mrs. Larson and will move his fam
lily down from Winona next week.
Mrs. Ralph Greenfield, of Mt Glenn
ems, arrived last week and is a guest
Of Mrs. Robert Jackson.
7. G. Delanger and Edward Cyi
we're copper country visitors Tuesda!
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie Goodreau on Wednesday
was taken to the state hospital al
Kewberry by Mrs. Kotila and Deputy
W. S. Crebassa.
". j. Peterson, of Covington, was {
business caller in L'Anse Monday.
Sheriff r. C. Kotila was in Mar
quette yesterday and returned will
less Jackzo.
C. A. Johnson, with the Cleveland
Cliff Company's land department, wa:
in town the first Of the week on bus
fncss.
Commencing next week, Kent's res
taurant will inaugurate new scrv
ice. The place Of business will be op
Ell both night and day, in fact all the
time, for service to the public.
Mrs. Henry A. Johnston has beer
confined to her room this week will
illness.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh IL q local disease. greatly In
nuenced by constitutional conditions and
IN order to cure L u you G,s must take %.sa an
cine Is taken Internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces Of the
system. Halls Catarrh Medicine was
In this country for years. II Il COM
posed Of some Of the best tonics known,
combined with some Of the best blood
purifiers. The perfect combination OF
cine is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions. Send for
testimonials, free.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
All Druggists. 76c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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by Gus Laakso Of Ishpeming. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to at
tend.
Louis Lomprey on Monday resumed
work at the Pioneer cigar factory, af-
ter his recent illness.
Joseph Simmonich, of L'Anse, was
business visitor here Wednesday:
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FOR RENT.

FUK KENI. { ,
Six-roon cottage for rent, fur
nished or unfurnished. Inquire of
Mrs. Rosalie Larson, L'Anse, Mich.t2
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Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OKL.AHOMAN-TIME les

~
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UMLAI uQWHAlSs IWA Eo
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LGBtCIlFe OCAs lSS WY
An a,.. classified ADVERTISING
80 "eo,.ua, n, one nrire sun.
ssv obIaboman one ISSUE same rate 10
the two da''e'' Word Linz. Inch.
,,,. e,rdov okla.
uiue '"""' '' "a oatL en- ~ Il 90
".in"" nan, ttio.
unmv, IA }r;,,os OF, is $50
, ,,,nos oliaborop and
,rI,ne '''.E A., o., 4, 10
.nsI oLbh,m,n md
rimrs ,1,n luv .. .Olil 90 les
, month %Okinhumnu
and Iiucs. Zach day OF Is .OS 90
"'u ''"''' '''" '''
ryn,,e al, word, 10 the line, twelve
p,'.s ,o the ,nch.
poou. Va, rent boarding and Situa-
49, 'iuan,,J Moth ~Okl,homnn and
r-In'os Lao p.r word This rata does
20, ,ncinae Houses OF store Rooms Tor
ROM
classified contract rates far okla
homan and Timcs-6.0 600 lines to be used
n,tbin rrr yenr from date OF contract
or routrnc' Tor three lines daily iOr one
-, ~. p., lima each issue. COPY
.,a,scd as'sften "a desired.
III NA n1 ANNN IA
No nd accepted Tor less than &c.
oEt AtiGNAN Ann TIMES RULES
ri ~ tS-ITIED ADVERTISING
'.r r., Ans vUi be run thirty days
ortr vhon r,n,wnl will he solici'ed
'citNpCr WANT ADS viii not bo
,,, ,"urer ,hen thirty days without q
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All CHARGE WANT ADS arc duo
.rJ rov,hie ,hc Same doy frs, inscr-
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=, mons making payments over the
an. ,.urisr nv no mistakes car DO
"t,,', ,.t,4rt them.
~ n4i.G uOTES-Ah want nds TO
,t,,t |, IN, ~cSlahomnn must be I'm tine
w.. ID N ON tho day before ud
=. ,.,, ,y,rrt sunday. All want aiH
1r. i,,. pllaboman must be IN
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Statesmen wanted 10 sell undivided
800 interests IN two Bu%rkburnett
leases. Easy seller; big commission;
no letters answered, call In person.
0klahoma. Securities Co. sos lnsur-
M Bldg. Oklahoma City.
Statesmen Side line To sell our
famous "Dougles f'airbanks' cigars 10
Wholesale gtoccrs and jobbers. Liberal
commission. Panhandle Cigar Co..
Dept 49,. Lubbock. Texas
WANTED-Snlesman. for hardware and
furniture store. must have had some
experience In undertaking department;
licensed man viii have preference. Tho
position II n perman cnt one for the man
who accepts. state age. experience.
nanry md references. Address A.3,
Oklahouan.
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PRINTER WANTEp-At once. TO take
charge Of Butler Herald, So n week
guarantee. Wire when sou can come.
T.. a. Olms,eud. Clinton. Okla,
LABpUERS WANTED-Building aud
pipe line work In city. fifty cents per
hour. Tibbets a Pleasant, Rooms 1911
Trent Hamilton BUD. Okmulgee. okla.
WANTEp-Young man to help In auto
stock room. experienced man pre-
ferred. A-3s. Oklahoman.
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The Associated Press II exclusively,
entitled To the use for republication ot
m new dispatches credited 10 or no,
leo the local news published herein.
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WANTED Messengers. men, women
or boys over eighteen years OF age
Apply Postal Telegraph Company. 10
North Broadway
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MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED - one fireman FOR heating
plant IN large downtown office
budding. Apply at once to custodian
Pioneer Bldg.
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

NICE south bedroom; also garage for
rent; breakfast and 8 o'clock dinner.
Phone Walnut t6S.
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pApBER TRADE taught ladies snd
gentlemen; position guaranteed: free
catalogue explaining. Write Ieihs
Barber College. Dallas or Fort worth,
Texas.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

WANTTD-Men and ladies 10 learn
barber trade: special low tu''Dpu
iahoma CITY Barber College. l0 Wes'
California; Harry Kuns. Mgr
MEN = bur catalog explains how We
teach the barber trade; mailed fte'
schwartz System OF Barber COLLEGES
ios W. California Avenue.
CIV. Okla.
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VrLp wANTFD-Bookkoepers and
stenographers trained In Drnughon's
BUSINESS college are In demand. Tho
school fnn not III the calls II 10 re-
ceiving SIS 10 $50 IN business or gov.
crnmcnt work. Good positions secured
FOR graduates. Enter any time, Az
work by outline Individual method ~
instruction. No classes. End ana Broad
WY. Phone Walnut 39'.
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WANTED Registered drusrst at once,
state salary. Baker DRUG Co, Indian
ola. CFf3
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Salesman Wanted

WE ARE MANUFACTURERS SELL.
ING DIRECT TO THE DEALER AND
HAVE AN UNUSUALLY LIBERAL
PROPOSITION TO MAKE A SALES
MAN TO REPRESENT us IN THIS
TERRITORY PROVIDING HE ~ A
LIVE UP-TO.DATE MAN AND
WANTS TO BUILD Up A PERMA-
NENT BUSINESS. OUR WHEEL is
THE BEST on THE MARKET, SELLS
At A POPULAR PRICE. AND Is
hACkED ny 4. NATIONAL ADvER.,
'ISlNG CAMPAIGN. WE DON'T WANT
A MAN UNLESS HE KNOWS HIS
EARNING CAPACITY rs $1,000 90 OR
BETTER EXPERIENCE IN AUTO:
MOBILE FIELD QUITE VALUABLE
BuT NOT ABSOLUTELY NECES-
SARY. SHOULD HAVE A FORD CAR
TO HANDLE DEAL PROPERLY. If
YOU CAN QUALIFY, WRITE iMMEDl-
ATEI.y GIVING FULL INFORMATION
REGARDING YOURSELF.
STEWART WIRE WHEEL co.
Frankfort. Ind
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euusrpTprIoN RATES

n, ,. ano year $500
~ mail one year with THE SUM- Ga
DAY OKLAIlOMAN ,.,.....'',s'''V
w npor, carrier or newsboy, Z
cont a COPY or 10 cents a week.
In Oklahoma CITY.
OKLAHOMA cry TIMES, evening
srd DNnN O~klAUOMAN lmorhingl
NJ uaprrs % wtck delivered Wy carrier
IN O|hI.h.mo city ana Vicinity. per
wcc.. CO Cru'7. ..
an unsolicited manuscripts. letters
md rFrtur,g sent 10 the Times are sem
Mt the risk ~ The owner. inc
rt,s any responsibility for their saie
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WANTED-At once. a good presser.
Must be capable and know how 10
turn out work. apply In person. Daisy
Cleaners, a0lb Clnssen, city.
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OUR income certificates provide for
sickness. disability. old age and
death ono price to all. no examina-
ton: fully paid In 10 years. Y months;
after maturity will return TO holder In
dividends many times more than he
has invested during tho paying period.
this Is no speculation. but a high
class. scientific investment and pro-
lection contract. attractive aud inter-
ostinE TO al; to capable producing
statesmen Of UNREASONABLE integrity.
who are big enough to handle "A dis
trict. we viii give contracts which will
yield greater returns for tho effort and
ability put forth than from any similar
poston available In the state today.
The Mutual Investment Company. J9t
West Main st. Oklahoma City.
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AUTO trimmer and wood workers
Scott Auto ~ Supplies Co, SIS W
Main.
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WANTED-Exporienced bookkeeper 10
take charge Of books OF company do
ing large buslnesS also assistant book
keeper for accounts payable. Give
references and salary In first letter.
You can go 10 work now! Address
ABE D%klahoman
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AGENTS WANTED

SOMETHING new IN portraits: BIZ
proposition agents wanted; deal with
factory direct; write for catalogue.
Southern Art 90. Oak Park. Ill.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-Floor clerk; congonial post
ton for winter months. Apply chief
floor clerk, Huckins hotel.
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WANTED-Shopman married prefer
red. to run Pipe machine. drive cor.
etc Il. u. Hutchinson Co. II South
Robinson street.
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BIZ a pErECrIVE-Eycellcnt oppor
tunity; good pay; travel. Write -
T. Ludwig. ell Weftoyer Bldg, Kansas
CIV Mo
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Live wires only need apply: strictly
salary proposition: apply city carcu-
lati0n manager. Oklahoman and Times.
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WANTED = Show card
writer. x n e r
Adv. Co.

WANTEp-Boy to do coll Getting with
wheel. steady employment. Address
n-36. Otdnhoman
NANrIp OBJ c,h,r.l ,c.,or. .,.o6y
work. must be reliable. Y. NJ. c. A.
Ask for Scott, engineer.
WANTED Mt once. office boy. mus,
ha over ~ years OF nge and not going
o Schonl opportunity Tor bright boy 10
learn oillcc Noik Whlle receiving thlary.
Wilson a. Co. Stock Yards.
BOY over i6 not going TO school 10 de-
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SALESMrN WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. experienced IN
selling automobile castings and tubes
for Oklahoma city and adjacent terri
tory; give references. Address B-365,
Dklahoman.
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WANTED-At once. lady TO make chill
and fry hamburgcrs. Call Walnut 3i5l
EXPERIENCED waitress. Western no
tel, SD w Main.
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WANTED-A nrs,-class meat cutter.
$50 per week. Curtiss Market. Enid,
Okla.
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A / HELP WANTED

Garage, 5l5 North Hudson.
MAN1ED-l can use several live wire
solicitors who have tho ability 10
show early results; must DO able 10
furnish ear o. rig. attractive proposl
tion mnde TO producers, unless you NJ,
able 10 handle a live proposition app
cation Would not he considered; saiar.
with nl expenses guaranteed; TERRITORY
Oklahoma. Call In person or make al
plcatlon 10 Circulation Manager, Far
mef- Stockman, Oklahoman Bldg, ON
lahOins City, Oklahoma
ROAST BEEF, Toe; vegetables SC; des.
seris, 8 and l0c, hes, quality. yalc
csfatetia. Broadway. south Of Huckins
hotel.
THREE more men With cars 10 drive
snlosinen $40 per day. expenses. per
manent position. Cali OF write TAYLOR
4 Taylor. 100 West Reno. Oklahoma
city.
WRITE Tor three rood reasons why
yeu should take your business train
ins> In Guthrie Business College,
WatArie, Okla.
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LAnORERs wanted. Sterling Retiners.
1000 South Robinson.
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WANTED-E1perienced grocery clerk.
must have reference, good salary.
Piggy Wlggly. III West California
Ave-
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
EXPERIENCED chauffeur desires po-
sitiun. references. Maple 30?,.
BY King

POSITION WANTED by middle
aged nan with family; permanent
connection with bank. manufacturing
cuLcern or corporation: viii make In
vostmcnt thoroughly experienced. b.
90. %Oklahoman.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REn1j
FOR RENT-Nics clean sleeping roorn<
af5 West 9TH,
NICE front bedroom for Gen,lcmans
with gsrnge. on carline, Maple S7w-Js
FURNISHED sleeping room In GOOD I
Residence district, on 3 catllheev X
breakfast II desired. references fs>
qulrcd. Maple IS7s-R.
MODERN furnished bedroom. III W.
sth. Walnut o25s.
DOWNSTAIRS ROOM, modern, In pris
vate home to ladies' or gentlemen em<
ployed. 2l7 W. 9Th. Phone Walnus
s066.
NICELY fwnirhed dow nstnlr- room for
ront 10 men only. private family. g9
". Francis.
NICE. largc sleeping room. 800 l.. tth. |
Maple 1857.
DESIRABLE front room. 1920 North
Broadway.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING rooms furnished.
Maple sos.
TWO light housekeeping rooms. nicely
furnished 22s Z. .6th.
FOR RENT-Two lHhthousckoopihH1
rooms. 1913 T. 10Th Maple lOso-k.
ONE light Housekeeping room upstairs.
AZ North Harvey.
Two furnished rooms for light houses
keeping. ground floor. Maple SIb-Rs
n tst.ft IL ..... ur.Ill.- Ala
lance. two blocks from Ford plant.
ono block from Piggy Wlggly. l2lh
North Western,
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms;
adults. 3 West 18th Walnut 3bS6-J.
TWO light housekeeping rooms In .pri.
rato family. adults only. bli Ness
9TH,
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping suite,
on car line, s3sis West Reno.
TWO Glenn, newly furnished llshe
housekeeping rooms. Call after : "
m. 2ob y. srd.
TWO Housekeeping room, nnd,entegsI
adults. 6sl East 9th Maple lbJJ-J. .o
TWO large modern rooms completely
furnished for housekeeping, IN ~
change for assisting With housoHOrk
few hours each day. Phoen Whlnas
6Sls.
TWO Hsht housekeeping rooms. sou
, West 9th.
~ NORTH WEsTEKN-NiceIy furs
enished Groom modern apartmentl
adjoining bath. " per week. Walnns
e227.
ONE furnished Hight housekeeping ROOM
sis N. broadway.
MOST desirable room in newly krs|
nlshed home: every convenience, IL
looking for an especially nice room. csli
Maple ssI.
FUNNISNED-Onc cxtrn large llrhe
housekeeping room private home. xa>
rage II desired, Maybe 260S-R.
TWO modern housekeeping rooms. prts
vate entrance. connecting bath. olu
4. 10th, Maple 62ds. ~
TWO furnished Hight housekeeping
rooms, adults. pi:ia West 9Th s.
Two very Desirable, housekeeping
rooms with connecting bath. NoH
W. eth. Maple So.
TWO nice desirable Light housekeeping
room. close IN, adults. 300 WI NOE
BILE.
TWO light housekeeping rooms and
garage, 10 Eist 9Th.
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SALESMAN OF ability In advertising
can obtain permanent employment
and territory IN oklahoma. Texas, M
nois. Missouri OF Iowa. Established
business Men with automobiles pre-
ferred. Rest references aud bond re-
quircd. rib Automobile Route Book
Co, Shukertr Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
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BARBER wanted at once; come, don't
write. Fred Taylor, Clnremore. Okla.
PRINTER WANTED-Ads. Jobs ard
presses: state price per week for
which you viii work. WatOnga Re
publican. Watouga. Okla.
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HAWAIIAN, Spanish, guitar, mandolin
lessons. 500 &. Harvey.
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR REM

ATTRACTIVE room for two, board.
Walnut 6ii3. 1913 West 9th,
FOR RENTZsleeping room. with board
for employed people. Gi North
shartel. Maple 1881.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished living room
and bedroom, new home. whl give
breakfast or kitchen privileges for
breakfast only, Maple sstb.
SOUTH room for rent TO parties cin-
ploycd. breakfast and . o'clock din
ner II desired. Walnut s7ii.
TWO connecting rooms. with board.
also single room, references. 2ll west
10Th s.
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WANTED at once. u shoemaker. Rapid
Shoe Repair shop. 500 ". Okmulgee.
Muskogec, Okla.
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BooKKEErER- CREDlTMAN wants
position. expert On collections, trial
balance Ia specially; best references.
D-Jb. OklahomHn.
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SHOE REPAIR mar wanted ~ once:
first class. can make s1S TO so Die
tors Electric shoe Shop, Mangum,
Okla.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

BREAKFAST $50 TO II. hot cakes Toe;
toast Sc: oatmeal and cream lOc; eggs
nnc Nnln cafeinrln.