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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
Observation-Disclosures.

The second game between the Mid
West and the Wholesalers was a vic.
tory for the Wholesalers by go score.
The Wholesalers hit Reed and Curtis
freely while Ashby held the boxmak-
ers TO three scattered hits.
The game was featured by heavy hit
ting on the part OF the Wholesalers, j
Andrews, Harold and Flaherty lead
Ing in the attack.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
GOOD sERYlcE-Plusl

Deliveries so prompt and pleasing
that you will never need to run short
Ice so pure and sanitary that you VIII
never want any other. These charao.
teristics have appealed to hundreds OF
Fairmont families who now prefer
City Ice. Order 1t today by telephone.
Phone 39s or 399. City Ice Co.-AdY.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
a ALWAYS HAVE GOOD LUCK

Ask any housewife why she prefers
Marigold Flour and she will say that
she can depend on 1t. Being depends
bic, 1t not only eliminates chance of
spoiled baking, but makes quality
loaf that the housewife is proud OF.
Get sack from your grocer and have
satisfactory bak:nGs. Manufactured
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
MINE TEAMS DID NOT PLAY.

The baseball grounds were little
too wet at Traction park yesterday
morning to play the game there be.
tween the teams from Mines No. and
No. OF Monongah The two teams
have not given up the idea of playing
each other and weather permitting
will play at Traction park next Sun
day morning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Ihree,base hlts, Schimmel, Simon.
Stolen bases, Davis, Jacobs. Double
plays, Burns to Brown to Vingle. Left
on bases, Watson building, 6; Monon-
gah Glass. 4. First base on errors,
Watson Building, O; Monongah Glass.
o. First on balls, of Lemley o; off
c. Long, 2. Struck out, by Lemley, 10;
by Q. Long, q; Hits apportioned, off
aEemley, in 9 innings; of c. Long.
q in 8 innings. Passed balls, Ashcraft,
b R. Long. Umpires, Simon and
Boggs. Attendance, 1900. Time, l
hour so minutes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

TWO Vase Nus NenesKy 2 MarshaI,
Shawkey. Buck, Brady, Wise. Home
run. Marshall. Sacrifice hits Magee.
Stolen bases Venesky. Double plays,
Shawkey to Fletcher; Johnson, Brady
to Mccoy; Mccoy to Venesky; Buck,
Ashenburt to Smith First base on err
rors. Consumers Hastings l. First
base on balls off Johnson /. Struck
out by Johnson 2. by Garrett 4. Hits
apportioned off Johnson in innings
Garrett 13 in S1a innings.
Umpires Bebout and Jones. Attend
ance $50. Time hr. 80 minutes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
JENKINS NAMES



cessity of calling short notice meetings
which make convenience
factor Il attendance. ! am instruct
ed to state, however, that If any
member has any additions to suggest
to any of the committees. the presi-
dent will be glad to consider them.
Weekly Production
Coal and coke production for the
week ending on Saturday in the Fair
mont region totaled GOES cars. During
the week there were % cars Of coke
loaded - 20 west and 5 east.
Actual production of last week was
>)3,500 tons or 127,950 tons more than
the previous week. The past week
has been the heaviest loading since
the week ending November 80 when
the total loading was S50S cars. That
week there were 1856 cars of coke pro-
duced. The acutla production was
415,350 tons or 111,SS50 tons more
than last week.
Eastward loading during the week
has jumped up to SAG cars or 2OS7
more cars than the previous week.
Curtis Bay loading last week bobbed
"a " mo Ndl9 Tue heaviest SLICE lLe
highest weekly loading mark to that
point-the week ending June IA, when
1898 cars were loaded.
Railroad fuel set new mark for the
coal year last week when the total
aggregated 1873 loads. The B. G. o..
railroad itself it is reported secured
almost GOO loads during that period.
Lake shipments last week totaled
496 cars. Just six loads short of the
previous week. Other shipments made
for the week were st. Georges %
cars; Michigan points, so cars; Ohio
points, 81 cars; miscellaneous points,
81 cars.
Saturdays Loading.
On Saturday on the Monongah d.
vision there were $40 cars loaded. OF
this 742 loads went cast and as cars
west. Railroad fuel loaded was 1853
cars. To Curtis Bay there were 204
loads sent; to ST. Georges 16 cars;
Micvhigan points II cars; Ohio points,
cars; miscellaneous points, IL cars;
one car Of coal was loaded by wagon
mine on Saturday. There were 5 cars
Of coke loaded west.
Unconsigned Cars.
Today there are 1903 unconsigned
cars on the Monongah division. This
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
Warrington Easy
for Idamay Team

Idamay had little trouble with Man
nington yesterday defeating the Man.
nington team by 1910 score. The
Warrington team was at the mercy
of the ldamay sluggers at all stages
of the game. The score.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Earned rms, Idamay O. Two base
hits. Ridgeley, Beveridge. Pride. Three
Base hits, Toothman. First on balls
off June 3; off Altman 5, struck out
by June 10; by Altman, S. Left on
bases Warrington 5, Idamay Z. Double
plays Altman to Ash to Price. Passed
balls Hamilton . First base on err
rors Warrington /; Idnmay 2. Sacri-
flee hits, Ash, Ridgeley. Stolen bases
Mackey, R.dgeley. Beverage, Pride.
Wright 8, Gable 3. Umpire Gerkins.
Time of game hours. Attendance
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

If Clark Brown had missed Ashcraft's
btr for a hit in the eighth after Simon
had hit for three bases, well-there
might have been some money exchang-
ed hands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

One "gtnk" said that it was an i'm
possibility to get crowd out for q
baseball game in Fairmont before the
league was organized.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

81 1WO-Ue5o MT t1OOu. oUOltn DaSeS, J,
Andrews, q; Curtis, Reed. Hit by
pitcher, Shively. Left on bases, Whole
salers, s; Midwest, 8. First base on
errors, Wholesalers, 3; Midwest.
First on balls, OF Ashby, o; OF Reed,
q; of Curtis, 1. Struck out, by Curtis,
4; by Reed, 2; by Ashby, Z. Hits ap.
portioned, OF Ashby, 3 in innings:
on Curtis, s In 5 innings; off Reed, 3
IN innings. Wild pitches, Reed.
Passed balls, Evans, 2. Umpire Phi
Grimes. Attendance, 200. Time, 2
hours.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Or If Tom Ashcraft would have come
across with a hit in one of the four
opportunities he had to win the game,
there might have been different tale.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Twas good game throughout and
Fairmont fans will never tire OF that
kind of baseball.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Fans out toward Twelfth street con.
tend that Jacobs was out at second
base in the eighth which would have
retired the side before Simon smeared
his three base swat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
Sport Chatter
BY The onIooker.

That crowd at old South Side Sat
urday reminded some OF the annual
Thanksgiving football treat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

"Zeke" Davis was in action in every
sense of the word Saturday. That Da-
Wis whip" to first base figured in
about every inning.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14
Lake Situation

Reports from Cleveland, Ohio. indi-
cate that there will be rather heavy
buying along the Great Lakes by Au-
gust l. During the past week num-
Der OF inquiries have been made and
small orders have been placed. A
let up in the coal movement last week
was felt on the lakes. 1t is expected
that the grain movement on the lakes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Idapay did not have a particle of
mercy on Warrington yesterday.
This fellow they call Pride was sure
Idamay's pride yesterday He made
four hits in five trips.
The pitcher who worked against the
Consumer team yesterday was a mem
Der of the Cleveland, American league
team in 1916.
In tomorrow's issue OF The West
Virginian there will appear the indi-
vidual batting averages for the City
league, including all games up to to-
day. The club fielding and club bat
ting averages as well as the ten lead.
ing base stealers for the league, will
also be printed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-07-14

Monongah Glass ....0O0100000-
Watson Building ....OOOOOOO1O-1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
Want Ad Rates and
Information for
OklahOman.Tlmes

An week .day classified Advertising
s.Ss a. Nc,h rsn.s. a, ona nrIcs Sup.
M 6Slshomsn one iss,is. ssne rate a
Shx t1o dsiiiss
Word Line Inch
0na TINA. Da,Iv OkInho-
M ana Times' lie % 4. .os
rSres timss Daily OKLA.
hornan ana Times. per
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ma vssk OkMhomnn
ana Timss. nor dny,,i l-s Tc SO
m. ror,n ohinhomap
ana Timea psr day',,'lc 90 4,
Firurc ain latter, 10 tho average word
and sir words 10 tho line, twelys lines
a. ,hs ,pch
Al ror Rep,s oardInx and s,tuatiIn
wanted hoih Okiahomnn and Tlmep. lc
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MALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-All-'r round harness maker
capable OF running business H. J
Terry, Mnngum, okla
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

TWO MEN want job truck driving
best references: three years cSpef-
l"nCc eau or write Robert Svoap. care
Indiana Hotel. Drumright. Okla
t'NrEElENCED hookkrrpcr and bank
clerk desires amy Kind office work
references. Address GoS 90, rAdcn.
Okla
Al FORD MECHANIC. expert motor
and transmission, and radiator man.
Drive and repair any big cars Fast
service and trouble. Ignition and gen
cfal work. VIII 10 out Of town STEADY
job NJ best wages only Address Me
chnnic. Room 81. 22sa West LIST
HIGH SCHOOL Roy vans work after
.. m. week days and Saturdays
Phone Maple bN1-R
YOUNG MAN wishes position s sales
man; give best references. CAN Ma
pie 30il-J.
THOROUGHLY experienced farm hand.
married. no children, wants work on
farm: have best Of reference. prefer
place 10 work and board for first -
months. Rs wife Is teaching school AdN
dress Bruce. l09 W. California. okla
humn CITY
A-lHOuSE PAINTER wants job hy
hour or Job Address. go West
Chlcknsaw St. CITY
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solicitors. who have the ability 10 show
early results. must be able TO furnish
car or rig. attractive proposition mado
TO producers. unless you arc able to
handle 1.-Two proposition application
would not be considered. salary with all
expenses guaranteed: territory. Oklaho.
ma. Call In person or make application
to Circulation Manager. Famcr-S Stock.
man, Oklnhoman Bldg. Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma.
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OPERATOR % MACHlNlST. floorman,
Al IN both places, married come at
once, t2j, must he permanent. Wire,
I write k q. Oklahoman
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WANTED Nicely furnished modern
apartment or 3 rooms for light house.
Keeping. by young married couple with
ono baby. who khow the Importance Of
taking care OF property ms We own prop
erty out Of the city. stat. price. location
and particulars first letter. Ri, okla
homan.
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FOR RENT. NJ 800 East Park Place.
room. for ono or two persons south.
west corner. IN private home modern.
steam heat, new ivory furniture ulro
and clean. Telephone walnut ?t1t.H
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NEwLY Furnished outside rooms, iafss
clothes closets. sol Eaht 10th, Walnut
21Ji.J. or Olllo Estes. Walnut blo.
Wardrobe Cleaners
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For RENT Modern room In private
homo for s. per week. 10 two 'n.
ploycd girls Address 1890 " 5iih
street
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT Completely furnished &.
room California bungalow. NIL built
ln textures and up-to.dnte furniture,
40 per month, references required. no
children. 1922 West 20 Walnut 3lpi,
For RENT-Newly pnpered i.roo,n
house and sleerfng porch; nice gar.
den spot. Call iii West Elm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

WANTED Men ana adlos 10 learn bar.
nsr irnd.. special low tuition, post
tiuns guaranteed, nee catalog Oklnho
ma civ Harhei ColleSe, l0i w Callfor
ysin bhrrN kuns Mgr
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LOVELY southeast room for rent. cN'
ccllcnt location; walking distance
Call Walnut 1905
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FriRNisHED ROOM. breakfast and
o'clock dinner, on car line ilis ~
Walnut
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diRL for cafeteria. 6 y RroadWs,
WANTED At ONCE-Glh for light
housework In small family el1 West
9Th Mrs. II II. Livingston,
WANTEp-M Middle aged housekcepsr
who would appreciate good home,
who cares for children. No laundry
Maple 1918.
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TWO nrst-class coatm1kcrs wanted At
once. pay from I25 to 332 90 per week
2 hours u day, steady work. Address
y. NuhIns 22Oh ". NohInAon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

DISCHARGED SOLDIER wants posi-
tion Ms assistant pharma list or drug
clerk; years experience: cu1 handle
either end OF store; married man. 30
years Of age; references, Address box
1856 Dilworth, Okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

2y DALE AVENUE. Just east Of
broadway circle. south room, 1ulft
business woman Or man who wofhH
nlghls preferred Maple 1879
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WANTED F.rst-cl,Es man tailor ca
pahlc making alterations ON mems
clothes. permanent position. BaerS
keystone. l3l West Main
WANTED Reliable man 10 take fiscal
agency for block 10000 shares In
dustrlnl Securities call IN person. n,
$40 Baltimore Bldg. oklahoma City
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I or RENT-An excellent bedroom
quite ont Of tho ordinary. now home
nd furniture, | block OF car Walnn
bl1O
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NICELY furnished sleeping room. pri-
ynte home, modern conyonenccs ali
West 3rd Walnut 102i
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NICE south bedroom. hest location. also
garage 1891 North broadway
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TWO beautiful southeast rooms, SIM
glo or en- suite for gsntlsmeni pivs'o
home no other f0Umefr. use Of plano
and garage, 601 w. 10Th. walnut bOb.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION.

STOP hunting work train yourself and
work will seek you Oklahoma Auto
mobile school. i.is y Western.
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SITUATION WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIER

wants position with good firm Ali,
Oklnhoman
HAVE DONE NY nlT-A volunteer
discharged soldier. married. two chill
ron, wishes a position where ability
cunts: n good future desired: po-
itlou as bookkccpcr and office man.
alesmnn. anything which viii enable
ne tO keep my family fed: salary 500;
"'"roucos R-eNi. Oknhomau.
WANTED Position discharged sol
dlor, have been IN service sixteen and
onc-half months, have had three years
Of clerical experience. Was financial
secretary ~ the city VI sulphur at
| the time Of induction into tho service,
| the best NJ references can he turu-
lshed; am married. VI r, okahoman.
| DISCHARGED soldier hoy tcolorcdI
returning to enter school desires
work after or before SCHOOL hours as
jaultor or porter Call Walnut 75l
SOLDIER honorably discharged; am
! broke and need n lob. will appre-
/ cinte your assistance. II. a, okla
| homan
| SITUATION WANTED by army ser.
renut, officer candidate In officers
/ training camp, was mn army IN
Nrurtor in mn auto and truck me-
rhnnics' school "a position with r. u-
iurc and one that requires ability to
handle References F-l3. crrc okla
unmun
DISCHARGED SOLDIER wants posi-
tion ns assistant pharmacist or drug
clerk; years experience: Cu1 handle
either end OF store; married man. 30
years Of age; references. Address box
1856 Dilworth, Okla,
DISCHARGED sailor wants position IN
ghS engine or tractor work Three
wears experience Ri Oklahomnn
ROOKKEkPER and accountant seven
years experience, clear record, recent
~ discharged from responsible position
I'm army Rs2, Oklnhnman.
OFFICER honorably discharged ste.
nugtnphrr- hookkcepor. Insurance aud
rcal estate office experience will go
anywhere Il l. Roberts, 1oukawa,
okla.
4 YOUNG army officer Just discharged
from the mir service wants a nice po-
sltlon with good business: before en-
tefing tho service was In school all his
llfo and has no special vocation; would
love to start TO learn the business with
Just enough 10 live comfortably on.
Cali Walnut 2li0 between $50 y. IN.
and 1880 y, M
DISCHARGED SOLDIER wants cleri-
cal position, have had several years
| experience NJ cost system clerk fillng
| clerk. assistnnt shipping clerk nnh loss
| and damage clerk. have also been pol.
icy Inspector for large Insurance husl-
nest; age 81 years. Il. G, Oklnho-
man.
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! NFI'RNlsHED house or furnished
rooms. north OF Fifth 81. and east
purlhnd p22 T.. 9th
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

DENsMORE UoTEIs-Lhrgs. clean
well ventilated rooms hot and cold
water, bath rooms from " 20 VI PEI
Wa.k
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NEN-Our catnlos explains how we
teach The barber trade mailed free
Schwartz slstem Of Barber Colleges,
1hs W California Avenue, Oklahoma
City OAIa
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SALESMEN WANTED
Insurance Statesmen

5000 10 800 per week. selling insur-
anCe 10 farmers; commission advanced
on notes; experienced men with cars
preferred; explain fully. A-lO, Okla
homan
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ROOM suitable for gentleman, close 10
two car lines. good neghbofhOod.
rutI kLalnut l5tT
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WASTEB-Lady clerk In good hotel In
county seat Address NJ. g.. care OK
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WANTED-TO RENT

WANTED by three adults. furnished
apartment or house. Phone Walnut
7Osi.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED


WANTED Thoroughly experienced law
.sicnoRfnphcr and bookkcepcr. AppD
1919 Colcord
WASTEB-Lady clerk In good hotel In
county seat Address VI. g.. care OK
lnhomun.
CHOCOLATE dlpper wanted must have
experience. Davis Candy shop, lOI
North Hroadsny
TWO experiences white waitrosscs;
good wages, Hotel Koulcau, ldabel
Okla.
D-Espcrienccd lady hook
keeper and HtenOgrapher In Ndrtles-
vile: ono familiar with insurance and
loan business preferred: state In own
handwriting experience and salary et-
pected. position permanent Address
?l5, Mercantile Bldg. city.
WANTED-Glr for dining room work,
NJ Y. VI. &. A
WASTED-Two experienced arm walt
fesses kuuderet's Dainty Lunch, ~
West Main
WANTED Elderly lady to care fcr two
small children during day, room and
board. some wnges. Walnut SOIL.
WANTED-A woman cook. li2G NOrth
Robinson. Thomas Hotel Good
wages Apply IN person.
WANTED First Class hotel house.
Keeper for out-of-town. Broadway
Employment onlce Walnut 7'0'
WANTED-i experienced Mattresses:
,i2 per week Pixies Cafe. Lawton-
Okla.
WANTED Lads FOR general house.
work nu. bee neat ana udy pleasant
work for right party. washing done
electrically can Walnut ilh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

POSITION MS chauffeur and ,rrdmnn
! boy married man OF siN yeats cNpc-
rIrurr can Maple J6GS-R, or III W.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

WANTED-F First class cabinet maker
with some experience ln finishing
one having had experience iu high
grade furniture Bass Furniture Co.
WANTED Second baker; day work g.
day week salary t2t per week; per
moucnt work Peerless Bakery. Law
ton. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12
BoOkkeeper and
StenOgraDner

An old established concern In
Oklahoma city has an excellent
position for an experienced and
thoroughly competent Comhina-
tlun bookkcepcr and stenog-
rlphcr. must be quick and ac-
Curnte At figures. able to take
dictntion easily and transcrihe
neatly and correctly. Advise
stating age. experience. wheth-
cr married or single, and such
other information as will prove
qualifications, together with
statement OF salary required
Replies viii he held In strict
confidence G. II, Oklahoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-12

WANTEp-A cleaner aud presscr, one
that r1u tnko care ot place. Apply
~ SNufh Harvey.
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Chiropractic.
Chiropodist.
Os,eopaths.
RalnrnAlg


ROBERT l. MILLS. that raiucuat man
los T. Park Phone Walnut G1G6
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


ARDWARE SALESMAN with twelve
years experience would like go con
meet with good retail house as manager
or salesman can give the best OF ref
ercuCeS "a TO character and ability !
am married; Is years old, viii 20 any
place. Address ]. l., O.. Box IS, sham
rock okla
OPERATOR MACulNlST. noorman,
Al In both places. married, come at
once. t'I, must he permanent. Wire,
write Is q. Oklahoman.
REGISTERED In Texas ana Oklahoma.
Pharmacist. open ior engagement
for service; 20 years practical preScrip-
ton work; single. don't use dope or
booze, hest references ns to character
md qualifications. give me your salary
working hours and sunday opening
George n. Woodson. kullihtuklo, ukh.
WANTED Position as mechanic. ~
months experience. Maple 1855, or
| call. 500 West California.
WHO WANTS good man on TN"
farm can do most anything That Is
| done ON the farm; can do any kind Of
carpenter work. Put up silus and wlrc
! fence. Howard Jones, Gen Del. okla
| bowo IltN
POSITION MS chauffeur and lnrdmnn
! 10y married man OF siN N"ato. cNpc-
rIrurr can Maple 366S-R, or III W.
.rh ST
I BOY. %. wants work for room and
/ board; in graded school Walnut 6lll
/ Earl West
| MARRIED MAN. ~. wants job caring
for stock or farm. 25 wears expert.
encc. good reference TO character and
ability Nd Monroe. 1923 West Wash
| iugtOu.
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WANTEp-Two live snlesmcn. must
leavo city at once. must have good
appearance, experience not necessary
call In person. Room $50, Lee Huckins
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