davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
:ea'ty Company acted as broker In the

SALE "S"0A IA '"o
me 5. b. ]. NJ. Realty Company,
ouolomon hlapper. president, has pur-
chased 2391 and 1897 Grand Boule-
vard and Concourse, two apartments
with frontage Of 100 feet, from Jacob
Uoll' 1r., and the Rock Crest Realty
company. VIM. Fl. Mehlich and George
~ hunk we're the brokers.
Ernest Damianc has sold for the
furchase Holding Corporation the five
ssoIy modern apartment house at $50
Hass Hass iolst Street, running through
nnoInaday Place to the Denwood
=. hurz uren have sold for the
Mnnderloh MY Realty Company 56s and
o'u prospect Avenue, on plot 45x1O0,
nve story modern apartment house.
With two stores.
Altred M. Rau has sold to Louis &
israel Cohen the southwest corner Of
110t1 and Charlotte streets, on plot
!o2Xleo,. with q store building contain
ing twelve stores. II. Mendelson was
the broker. 'SN'' " 90
yelling Properties Sold
Samuel Cowen has sold for tho
Sparta Realty Company the one fam
lly dwelling at 2033 Washington Ave
nue. to A. Wilson.
", ben)amIn Englander has sold for
Mary j. Price to Louis Granath the
bracx two family dwelling house at
b6 Beck Street, on lot 25x1O0.
j. Clarence Davies has sold for
Hannah Rothschild 2242 Bassford
Avenue. 1873 feet north of 1S2d Street,
Two family house, on lot 17.5v7A.
William Peters & Co. have sold for
Frederick Hisen to Andrcas Miller the
two family dwelling at 1921 Wallace
Avenue.
Calm & Calm In turn have bought
from Louise Winter 1888 Creston
Avenue, two family dwelling house.
on lot 26x9b. George Price was the
broker.
Calm & Pittman have sold to Anna
Wilson the one family dwelling house
at 2o33 Washington Avenue, on lot
25&l45. Samuel Cowen was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

AKRON, onio-~oNell & Co; N. a
Parkinson. millinery; 81 West Twenty
sixth Street, eighth floor
ALBANY--W hitney 4 Co: r. Ryan, un
derwcar, hosiery knit goods: 1873 Broad
way Herald Square.
ATLANTA. Ga.-Davison Paxon-S toAe
Company; 4. Harding. ready to wear
1850 Broadway: Baer & T.lienthal
BALT1MORE-H c. Dalsemer, shoes
hosiery and muslin underwear; McAlpii
ALT1MORE-Iocl Gutman &. Co: Mis-.
M Butler. gloves; Miss A. Lentz. ladies
blouses; 200 Fifth Avenue. room 5l6.
RA1.T1MoHE-,A armstrong Gator Co: L
Leatherburg hats; McAipn Annex.
BOSTON-Woff & Silyerman; c. Silver
man, womena garments; Bresiin.
BRISTOL. Tenn.-E ". King Company
E. " King, piece goods: d; e Brumit
Seaman
RUFTALo--Berg Specially Cloak and
Suit House; L. l.. Berger, Women's ans
Street.
BuFTALO-Kipp & Waite; c. Waite
nIrs neckweari Imperial,
White, mems underwear; 72 Leonard
cHlcAGo-c. Il Anderson Company
c. Hudson, mfrs. clothing; lmperial-
a. Nocpllo boys' ciothine, furnishings and
hats, Miss g Rising. boys clothing, hats
and lnrnshings: tot Fourth Avenue
CHICAGo~-Thc Fair; S. II. Roehl, Ia
dies ncchwear and notions; 225 Fourth
cHlcAGo-Empirc Garment Manufac-
turing Company; i. GreenDerg, mfrs
and infants wear: Grand.
CIlCAGO--c. A. stevens Bros.-J. T.
I.oos, hosiery. underwear and gloves; Mrs.
II. II. Franklin, negligees, muslin under
wear, lNmonas and bathrobcs; Delmar Ste
vons millinery; 40 East Twenty second
Street.
CIucACo-cAicago Tailoring Company
II {. Thompson. mfrs, clothing; Longacrc.
CINCINNATlEAr EAral9 & Lehman ~. $.
alls; McAlpin Annex.
z. happier. mfrs, shirts, ladles' waists ;
Holland
clNcINNATE-C. o Levy. sii walrts
81 West Twenty sixth Street
II. O. Miller, clothing; Pennsylvania
DALLAS. Tex Perkins Bros: w. A.
Ballard. ready 70 wear; Grand.
DANVILLE. Ky.-Pushin Bros; H.
goods. piece goods, cotton goods; IT West
Twenty eighth street; Grand.
DAYTON, Ohio-P. NJ Hnrrnan Co; H.
j.. Connolly, carpets, rugs, furniture; Nc
Alpin Annex.
DnTRoIT-carron s. Co: j. Heaven
rich. clothing; Waldorf Astoria.
DErROlT--J. l.. hudson Co, II. C.
nue., room $40.
pETRO11~-E. Kern Co; Miss Fl. Rem
ner Infants wear: Miss A. Watlte, cloaks.
suits, furs. waists, McApin.
DGTRO1T-J. l.. hudson Co; n Fl.
iIicks, bedsprends, blankets; 226 Fifth
Avenue.
ELM1RA--Sheehan % Dean; Fred W
Stacey. carpets. rugs; II. L. Hilton, knit
underwear, hosiery; q. Dean. general ner-
chandise; los Grand Street.
GoLDsBORo. N. C.-M. E. Castex; l..
II. Castex. dry goods. millinery; Norman
die.
HAGERsTOWN. Md.--Barnhart Overall
Co A. w. Barnhart, mfrs overalls pants,
shirts; Hresln.
a II RI $ y Il G Ps,-The Ladies
Bazar. M Schondorf. women's wear; In
perfal.
HARRISBURG. pe.--Bowman q. Co:
Miss NJ. L. Dougherty. corsets 1870 Broad
way,
HARTFORD Conn-saga Allen; j. Nc
"eeny general merchandise; 4o4 Fourth
Avenue.
INDIANAPoL1s--L. s. Ayree Co.; Mrs
A Mansfield. junior. misses ready-to wear;
225 Fitch Avenue.
JAMESTOWN. N. Y.-Eddy- Frost Co.
s. II. Penfeld, millinery; McAlpin An
mex.
LIBERTY. N Y.-Dodge & Keller. O
n. Keller, furniture; Grand
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Business News

IB1Hno described the
"Spotty willing of
wen known names Less desirable quoted SIS
ensey to the There
view az per cent although exceptionally
" the "est
" pn money In the Mississippi
ouS"e hnerally An
special localities
Ha'es on acceptances
e not 'eached the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Railroad Rates in
Germany Increased

A law project has just been placed
before the Prussian Landtag, according
to which passenger and freight rates
shall be raised fifty per cent. In ex-
planation it is stated that for tho
current year railroad deficit of
3,450,00o,0o0 marks is forecast. In
order to balance receipts and expendit-
ures, the rates would have to be raised
100 per cent.
Due TO the fact that passenger rates
have already been raised from 35. 40
so to 10 per cent, according to the
class of passage, freight rates have
been raised so per cent, and the
greater part Of the reduced exceptional
rates have been abolished, the new in
crease has been fixed at 80 per cent on
all rates-"L'Eccnomistc Europeen."
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

ne MCLEAN healty company has
sold 7 East Sixty-third Street, four
story and basement dwelling. on lot 25x
1905.
Busy in Ninety-Second Street
Foot Martin have purchased b3
East Ninety-second Street from Paula
Nj. J. Farrelly. 1t is four-story and
basement dwelling on lot 17xl0O, with
arge extension. John J. and Theodore
A. kavanagh were the brokers.
Sale in 123d Street
James Henry has sold for Arthur
$. Hala the dwelling at 1877 East l23d
Street, and for Mrs. Della Filman the
dwelling mt 1854 East 124th Street.
Estate Sells in st. Nicholas Place
Charles +. Noyes Company has sold
for the estate Of William H. L. Lee to
Richard 8. Elliott, the four-tsory dwell
ing 40 St. Nicholas Place, on lot 20x7O.
1t is understood the purchaser has
negotiations on for a resale of the
property.
Operator Buys In 1891, Street
James II. Cruikshank has purchas sed
from the AGRA Realty Company and
Justrite Realty Mortgage and Holding
Corporation 2a7 West 139th Street,
four-story dwelling on pot 32.4Nax
o'.ll. marry OuSariliaN was the broker.
Mission Society Parts with House
Horace s. Ely e. Co, have sold for
the American Baptist Home Mission
Society 20 West 10th Street, on lot
15x100.I1, with a threc-story dwelling.
Dwelling In 13oth Street Sold
Porter & Co., in conjunction with
Wilcox & Shelton, have hold for Rich
and M. Bruno to Leonard We'll tho
three-story brownstone dwelling ut 2O6
West 130th Street, on lot 20xlO0
The Meister Builders have sold 27
East 130th Street, three and one-half
story private dwelling. NJ. Nasonowitz
g. Son and Louis Levy were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Meetings and Conventions

What American textile interests are
doing In the way OF adapting historical
designs in the making OF modern fabrics
and even garments will be demonstrated
to the public during the week OF November
10. az the textile exposition in the Museum,
OF Natural History
+. a Nigel has been designated 70
demonstrate Jacrunrd silk wciving n the
exposition. y loom WI. ba inStailed the
jacquard card dssigns made from q figure
on an Egyptian urn. tho silk woven, dyed
A NsAaA ApsAAa NsaM VsaAs Aha &aessA
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

has been the almost universal demand
for higher priced goods.
Complaints are being registered by
retailers that trunk and bag manufac-
turers are unusually slow in filling
orders. Some manufacturers are re-
ported TO be sold out completely and
therefore can promise delivery only in
the rotation in which the orders are
received. Under this arrangement re-
tailers who placed orders last June are
receiving them only n>w.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
LONG ISLAND
North Shore (long Island J

Send for photographs. plans and full
particulars OF the f7fteen Colonial Cottages
we we arc re, nov euilding In Broadway. Flush
Side OF Groat Neclt): five nearly completed ;
seven to ten rooms one to three baths;
every modern convenience; garage Il de-
sired first class in every respect built By
the day: large plots. restricted neig hbor-
hood; station on the property: II to &c
minutes. froia Pcnnsylvania station: ono
block from trolley: prices $4,000 to
So az: easy terms. RICKERr- BROWN
REALTY CO., 52 Vanderbilt ave. Tele-
phone Murray Hill 1870.
FOR SAI.E-Unusually attractive al-year
home. new Colonial brick dwelling. with
garage; first floor has large living room,
dining room, kitchen; extra toilet and
laundry In basement; secone floor, 3 bed
rooms. tiled bath; interior finished
throughout IL white enamel woodwork and
mahogany finished doors, parquet floors
throughout. hot water heat, gas electric
ty, sewer. etc. restricted section no
assessments; minutes walk to large
park and bathing; l block express station,
IL minutes Grand Central. scent faro
$4,000 cash required, balance on tcrrns
For plan and photo, call write phone
J. 9. Witherr, 80 Vanderbilt av.. New
York, Room 1903; phone Vanderbilt 1857.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Business Items

The firm OF Singer Brothers and the
X A. Day Company, women's coat and
eult mapufacturerS have been merged
INTO single concern, 70 be known as
Singer Bros & Day Company, with a
capitalization of $4,000, 600 Saul Singer
viii head the company as president aud
Ralph A. Day will be vice president. It IS
understood In the apparel market that
Singer Brothers formerly were interested
financially In the Day company.
Assistance in carrying out Tho provision.
or the amendment extending the Federal
food control act to cover wearing apparel
Will DO rendered by the National Retail
Dry Goods Association and various trade
bodies In the apparel manufacturing fsld
It ~ expected the associations will aid In
following up complaints of profteerinY
that have reached the office OF tho Aetor-
uey General
The Associated Leather Goods Mann.
fncturers and the Fancy Leather Goods
workers. Union have. by joint resolution
set Saturday afternoon. October 20. a
Jewish War Relief Lay. The wor rhers
have agreed to donate the proceeds Of an
afternoons work TO the relief OF the war
sufferers In the devasteted regions OF
Europe. David s. Nosesson. manager OF
the association. estin ates that abou: s15,-
900 with bs realized through the donation
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

son and F. Abbot as directors, will take
over the three-story building, on lot
Ioxlo0, at that location, title to which
Is held by Mary Rutan.
All Cash for 14th Street Building
M. Morgenthau Jr. Co. have sold for
Myron I. Berg the fve-story business
building at 231 East 14th Street. This
property was acquired by Mr.. Berg in
purchased for ali cash by an inv investor. eten
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Greece TO Issue
An Internal Loan

On proposal of the Minister OF
Finance, the Greek government has
decided on the early issue of large
forced internal loan. The issue will
be made through the National Bank
National City Company"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
LEATHER-Record business
In Luggage RepOrfed

With the approach of the Christmas
holidays dealers in leather trunks and
suitcases report marked stimulation
in sales, with business being especially
brisk in department stores. Several Of
the dealers in high grade goods de-
clare that new selling records for the
A particular feature Of recent business
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Buyers Coming
21UWsKnW1rrn.a

HoCHESTER, n. Y-~-McCurdy {. Co.
Inc; J. r. Warden ,boys ciothinr. -
Madison Avenue: expected October q, 80
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Chinese Build Rail Lines

OF the fifteen lines comprising the
system of Chinese government rail
ways. only one was built by the Chin
ese themselves.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
BARGAIN!

Beautiful house. ready for occupancy. in
lynbrook, l. l. Easy terma: no brok era.
Apply a2s Columbus av., at 7eth et.. New
York City.
AT BAYsIDE. l.. T. ATTRACTIVE
home, ready to move IN. roons and
bath. with garage; 10 minutes from sta
tion; ono block to trolley; beautiful plot
5ox1oo; price $4,000 must be sold quickly.
NJ. MORGENTHAU. JR.. CO., 206 Broad
way. Phone Cortlandt 1865.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
TRAVEL
gsk:1;a /: !, r

Passenger and Freight Services
:. NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
y o@saA ...''s''.. ...-.-...........O Oct Y
C'ouha Nov J. Dec.
'armana :..............N Nov. s. Dec. =
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOtRG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauritania ..... Oct. IS. Nov. y. Dec. ft
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
HANRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal Seorge: Nov. $. Dec. z
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
CHERBOuRG and LONDON
earonia. .......... Nov. 5. Dec. &c
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH.
tiAVRE and LONDON
Saxonsa ................O Oct. Is, Nov. z
NEW YORK to PIRAEUS
Pannonia Nov 4
NEW YORk-LDERRY GLASGOW
si-ss sTATn STREET. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
Prohibition of Shipment of
Securities From German,

According to mes item dated Ham
burg, September Gath, appearing in the
"Norges Handels og Sjofartstidende'
of September 25th, the prohibition
against the forwarding abroad OF
foreign securities from Germany has
been extended TO November so, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
NEW JERSEY

BUY NOW HIGH: mKA!THruL
nh imp'ts; large shady srounda; hour out
Lackawanna quick service railroad; attrao-
rive prices: $4,000 up TO $4,000: state wants
personaIiy y, write or Rh,o2,ne amount would
Chatham. N J. Phone 77a
Englewood, N. J. o''''es'; "a: e r.;,s''''
Many Of thsm far under cnet Of construction
0lRrWhi6TLE l. LIVINGSTON
% Dean st.. En8awood, n.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
Forest Ellis Gardens
is Minutes from Penn. NtAtsAs.
Heusss ana villa Plete ter ashs.

SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
ts w. 3&th Ste or Forest HILLS. l.. L.
BUILDING, STORE AND TWO FLOORS.
424 jackson avenue, Queensboro Bridge
Plaza. Long Island City. Apply JOHN l..
kLAGEA 42o jackson ave-, Long Islsnd
City.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

ONE FAMILY SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
steam heat. gus and electricity; sleeping
porch. open fireplace, chestnut trim, built
IN bookcases. etc. ncAr two railroad sta =
tons and trolley; convenient to overy-
thing; plot C0xl25: large two car garage;
price 1920. Apply Owner. 81 Maple Place
Nutley. N. J. Phone 9sS-W.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
No Let-Up in Demand
For Private DWELLINGS

The Mclean Realty Company has
sold East Sixtythird Street, four
story and basement dwelling, on lot 25x
lOO.5
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

A HOMB--DNLIGH HTFUL AND COM
plate; best residential section OF Ridge
wood. 10 minutes walk from station: OK
tensfve beautifully Developed groundn
stately trees; 10 rooms. 3 baths. steam
heat; two story stable garage for 3 cars
SEQ photographs. Saie only. Opportunity.
S. 8. WALSTRUM GORDON r. FORMAN
120 broadway. n. Y. Ridgewood, N. J.
Rector 77ls Tel 65B.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
MUSICAL STUDIO TO LET

LARGE vocal studio. lot part time. Been
by appointment Mime Marthe Clodius, Ie3
West fad st Phone Se5 Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24
MORTGAGE LOAN WANTED

CAPITAL REQUIRED. 326t,000. .TIRST
MORTGAGE. WANTED ON WATER
FRONT PROPERTY; VERY CONSERvA-
TIvELY: WORTH 100000. LIBERAL
BONUS AND COMMISSION WILL Be
PAID. J. r.. OLD COLONY CLUB, NAN
HAITIAN HOTEL CITY.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-24

Passenger and Freight Services
NEW YORK to iEVEREs0Oj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

WANTED--Demons for toile,
goods department, Apply at once.
Rorahaugh- Brown d, @. Co.
WANTED-Two ladies. experienced
ono on coat and one on pants pay
sls and up, must be steady. 4 West
Grand. Grand Tailoring co.
GOOD washwoman. Maple ai,7-J,
EXPTMENCED kitchen help; colored
preferred. Maple l5ib. 920 North
Geary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
AGENTS WANTED


AGENTS wANTED-ws want repre-
sentatlves In each county In Oklaho-
mn for our Life and Accident lnsurn nee.
Experience not necessary. liberal com
mission For further particulars write
or call In pers6n. Oklahoma EQuitabie
BIDS, Oklahoma City. okla.
PAfRICK'S OIL BURNER - Indorsed
by state council Of jefense: chea per
than coal: m convenient - sss. rold
through dealers and ageuts. American
Heating Co. $50 E srd ~.
WANrED--Asents throughout Oklaho-
ma 10 take over city or county SELL
Ing rights for Duplex wlndshield winga,
an auto accessory Of unusual merit.
amount Of capital, good references aud
selling ability. Write or wire for In.
terview or come TO Oklahoma City. I.
N. Hanes. Huckins hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
BY Jean Knott.

PRINTER: Desires position at once.
Have family. Job must he perma-
nent VIII come on trial Two years
experience ms publisher OF paper. Ad-
dress c. l., White, An,lcrs. Okla.
WANTED-Position as assistant book.
keeper and clerical work. Several
years experience. W. 8. Oklahoman'
MIDDLE AGED MAN with Ford car
desires position as city collector or
some other work where he may use car.
Xii. oklahoman.
YOUNG MAN with years expert.
ence In country bank wants position
with nome good bank Can do any work
there Is to do. Can furnish excellent
references. at present employed but
dissatisfied. II you want A man that Is
on the job every minute investigate,
w. X. Oklahoman.
EXPERIENCED bookkeepcr Wishes
clerical work TO do evenings between
8 and $3.50. H-3r. oklahomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
wANr.D-rO RENT

MODERN house, furnished or un.
furnished; northwest Pustoffios boz
se3. City.
wANTED-To Rent dining room and
Ing gas and electric lights. Dining
room 2Sx3S feet; kitchen i%xeo Old.
est cstablished American plan hotel
In city Of Yale. OKLA, Yale Hotel
wANTED-To Kent I O. B.room fur.
niehed apartment o.. bungalow; ]
adults. Manic f',s .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

Statesmen. system, tho magazine of
proposition sold In series form I'm
consulting privilege; proposition sold to
executives and better class buslness
men only. this In real opportunity for
live speciality men to make permanent
connect tlon. southwestern territory; to
arrange Interview telephone Mr.. Croft
room i07, lIuckins hotel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

BOYS and men with bicycles to deliver
telegrlms Must be over 10 years
Of aga aud have fair education. Good
pay and opportunity for advancement.
Apply Western Union Tel. Co.. n N.
Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

WANTED-Experienced ledy cashier
for large store. Knowledge OF stem
ography and typewriting desirable. but
not essential Address In own hand
writing. stating age and experience and
salary expected. and giving references.
| pnst ofsica huv OFT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

MAN wanted In each town In western
Oklahoma 10 operate cream buying
agency. liberal commission. Write US
II interested. Climax Creamery Co.
Shawnee. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

NICE. comfortable room, private home.
walking distance; board " desired
62l Ens, 9Th. Walnut 32?9-J,
.lnr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

WANTED Sales manager and agent
for Oklahoma City and vicinity for
Duplex Windshield wings. Something
new. Every car owner n prospective
| buyer They beautify car; useful as
well as ornamental This proposition
requires n small amount of capitni,
good references and selling ability. For
Interview see l. NJ. lisnes. Huckins
Il hAt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

WANTED At ONCE; OFFICE BOY
OVER ls YEARS OF AGE; OPPOR-
TuNlTY FOR GOOD. BRIGHT BOY
TO LEARN OFFICE WORK WHILE
RECEIVING SALARY. ASK FOR
ClllEF CLERK. WILSON 4 co. GEN
EEAL, OFFICE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE bedroom. adjoining bath
sriendid meals. references. walnut
2O19.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

AD man and operator Al once, Operator
must care for machine. Operator.
tsb; sd man. fsS. Phone or write
Single men pr 'rred Sid Smith
Begss, Independent. Beggs. okla.
COOK wanted. must do pastry. ts5 oo
weekly. Must come at once. Liberty
Cafe. Duncan. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

WANTED an old established firm.
a capable real estate salesman. one
acquainted with business property OF
the city, and who is able 10 make
good A very attractive relationship
await the right man. B-b0S. Oklaho-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
MALE HELP WANTED

WESTHEIMER A. DAUBE, Ardmore.
okla are IN need OF n first class,
experienced and competent Corsetlcre
ncrmanont position and good salary TO
the right party.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

LEARN tire repairing: this school 10
now run in connection with our Local
tire repair shop: VIII enable you TO
learn the work right, using our latest
machinery Just Installed Capital Vul-
canizng Co. 1924 South Robinson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

MAN TO drive Ford truck Prefer mar.
rled man and one that Is not AFRAID
TO work Apply In person to Stcffey AT
postoffcr between 2 and 4 y. IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

8ARBER TRADE taught ladies' and
gentlemen: position guaranteed; free
catn ogue explaining Write Texas
Barber College. Dallas or Fort Worth,
Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

HALLWAY mail CLERKS wanted. N,lOo
first year List positions frY Frank
lin Institute. Dept. a2 W.. Rochester.
N. Y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

WANTED--Driver experienced In clean.
ing works, also presser, Strongs
Cleaning Co 72i n Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

wANTED--Bsker's helper, $40 s. Har.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21

CITY SALESMAN for retail lumber
yard. Must be experienced and a live
wire A NJ DeI,olt 2 West Reno Ave,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-21
Mobile Tractor co.

FNANK J. M nv, FTCHIuuTt'
MOBILE. ALA.
Branch offices principal Southern cities
MEN who are now selling light plants
Of any kind VIII benefit financially by
connecting with US at once. An Inter
view will convince you and will bs
treated strictly confidential. Even
competitors admit we ha the kecnest
aud best plant on the market. Ottces
n, 1904 n. Broadway. Room 4. Okla
bnma City okla