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The Washington times., 1919-12-24
ChaeaEea q fa PulaSea1e.

Cut up Q nne, plump fowl into
anau. neat 1oints, and season these
lightly with salt and pepper. and
sprinkle with flour. Put two
ounces Of butter into q stewpan.
aad when IL Is dissolved and quite
hot. lay IN the chicken; fry for
few minutes over q quick IRE until
the Joints arc nicely Drowned, then
add three tablespoonfuls of chopped
onion. bunch OF savory herbs, a
pint OF good brown stock. a large
tablespoonful Of minced parsley and
half . dozen chopped mushrooms. or
n these latter are not to be had
teaspoonful of mushroom powder;
cover closely and cook very gently
for about half an hour; then re-
move the chicken, pile the joints
up tastefully and As high as possi-
Bile in the center OF q hot dish and
put them to keep hot. II the sauce
u not sufficiently thick-it ought
70 be the consistency OF good cream
add q tablespoonful OF brown
roux: boil up sharply. skim careful
-, and pour over the chicken, and
serve very hot
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
B o OK S

RED BEN. the Fox of Oak Ridge. BY
Joseph Wharton Lippincott. PhiladeI-
phia: Penn Publishing Company
This is a charming story, which
Will delight the heart Of every girl
and boy who loves the animals that
live in the woods. Red Ben is a
saucy, fuzzy puppy, who, under the
wise teaching Of his mother. de-
velops into a shrewd, cunning fox.
He has many amusing adventures
with the friendly wood folks. He
meets an enemy In the Gray Fox
and has a lively tussle with him.
lie outwits the farmers hound in a
long chase. He travels far, even 20
the sea, meets many strangers, and
finally comes back 10 the Ridge and
establishes a happy home.
The author has written a real
live tale. There Is net q dull mo-
ment in it The book has . gener-
.a ~runA1 - fnnmmt1nkh
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

in green and gold. The snug bodice
chooses wisely OF the cloth Of gold,
while the skirt prefers to be draped
of the taffeta.-
AS a pleasing compromise be-
tween the waist and skirt there is
slim string girdle of two-tone
ribbon showing a gilt edge to the
world and keeping its green side
turned under. Green slippers and
hosiery are worn with this smart
gown.
Delightfully."- quaint Is a dinner
trock OF coral colored taffeta and
silver lace, combined with pink
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

When moths have got into q
them Is to make up q mixture of
turbentine, benzoline and oil of Law
ender and squirt this inside the in
strument by means of a scent spray
or any small syringe. Use seven
parts Of benzoline to one of turben.
tine, and add a few drops Of the
lavender-one drop to each ounce
will be ample
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

stead Of one. Brazil-nut bar may
be made with two pounds Of sugar.
one-third teaspoonful cream Of tar
tar, two thirds cupful of water;
cook to hard crack; pour out one
half candy in CREASED pan, then
scatter over this one pound Brazil
nuts, after having trimmed the
brown skins off; add to the top the
rest of the candy: when cool cut
into bars. 1t should be one inch
thick when done. English Valnuts
may also be used with good effect.
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

tune. ana -msrFy days. . he sartA people.
comes Father Christmas. my Santa Claus
and yours, In the nerris rabble Of his gay.
pink Gives. his helpers-the many little loves
In the world. For Love u Kris Kringie's aide
and wings his good gifts over the earth.
What has he got for your l hope 1t 70
what you pushed your nose nat against q
glistening shop window for days to look at
and couldn't say Il want. Tor only whsn
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

bells, laughing, clutching. carnadon Of nose
and cheek with nne gloss to finish Oh.
waking the coin in . miser's pocket and .
CLINT Of mirth IN his hard little knot Of .
heart. loaded down with Christmas gir :" for
everybody in the world Il wish every single
BODYD dolled in cranberries and popcorn
and frail. bright Christmas tree jewels. whisk.
Ing mistletoe and holly, crying good for.
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
Saving Money in the Home
Little Tricks For Women
IN Household Economics
By ELIZABETH LATTIMER.

leaS leoked-for holiday, there is
= scarcely anything that will in
tuRoSS any woman except Christmas
g4fts and Christmas recipes
have selected several old-fash-
Asnsd recipes which may help solve
os0e ones day beforeChristmas
DgoolemA
II your family II too small for .
turkey and you do not care for
f0ast chicken. try this recipe for
1eW1:
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

pound Of sugar. one-hali crpsI, cf
molasses, one-half teaspoonful OF
cream OF tartar and four ounces
butter until il reaches crack, add
few drops of flavor and pour into
a creased pan and mark into
squares.
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C~tard Sauce.

cnccuis milk Il cuprul sugar
cggs i teaspoonful salt
Beat the eggs slightly; add the
sugar and salt Stir constantly
while adding gradually the hot
milk Cook in q double boiler. Con-
tfnue stirring until the mixture
thickens and a coating is formed on
the spoon Strain Immediately, chill
ard flavor.
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tTo BE CSattnUeA.)

To make a dustbin sanitary, burn
a couple OF newspapers or two or
three handfuls OF straw in them
each time they are emptied. Let
the flame rush out. and IL wY~
move every trace OF grease ~ daDD
and render the dustbin 1a<6eas -
E.,..s..; +. ns~ one; and quite frffron -
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

you are the Mother-ths lirlae alv.aer Of .
big family. have you the nch right to say.
Nov listen evsrybody-THIs II what want
for Christmas ......" ........ ! hope you
get that
This 10 the night before Christmas-the
thrilhest most breathless night In all the
year. Can you hear smothered laughter In
the wind snd snow. and . Jingle Of silver
oellSf .-NELL RRINKLEY.
The Washington times., 1919-12-24

ton by It's lovely lines and beauti-
full coloringa
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
Hunters Pudding.

I cupfu finely = teaspoontuI mace
chopped suct u teaspoonfuI ali
I cupful molazscs spice
] -1Dfai milk 1 teaspoon sul CHINA
. cuptul flour mon
! teaSpooatul soda I n cunsuis rsfxfns
IL. teaspo q fuls taolespo ofuls
salt flour
u teaspoonful cloves
Mix and sift the dry Ingredients
Add the molasses and milk to tee
suet- Combipe the mixtures, and
add the raisinS. which have been
Toured Turn into a creased mold.
cover, and steam for three hours.
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
the door let Sorrow lie,
w and II for cold It hap to die
Well bury II In a Christmas MIA

and evermore be merry!"
Clear the lula, for Father Christmas and
his helpers are on the slide! Down the
track OF star-dust and hoar frost, heralded by
the wind mfnions, powdered with diamond
snow; shaking silver out Of their thousand
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
Msek Pun PUDDING.

I capfui grated raw i teaspoonful u =
carrots mey
I cupful grated raw I teAspoonfui CHINA
potatoes mon
y cupfui melted but ! teaspoonful salt
ter teaspoonful soda
I cuofui susaf cupf9ls raisins
I c1pfui flour
AiK the carrots, potatoes, melted
butter and sugar; then add the
flour, mixed and sifted with the
other dry ingredients Add the raj
sins that have been dredged with
a little Of the flour. Steam for two
hours and half. or less II small
rnolds are used
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
OiA-Fashio.ea Butter,csteh.

Butter Scotch Of . delectable quail
H may be made hy cooking tares
The Washington times., 1919-12-24
The Night Before Christmas

The neHr bsoRe ukEr14ss .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

...t- small room house. almost
lNN .of EOtiIO feet. east front,
y. garden up, bargain ior
a., .r NiI tAkc Ford car In TRADE
'..r. aluuoa. q Il. Green. RAphd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
SHOTS AT DEPUTIES
WAS. THEIR BARRAGE
Wounded Men say They Iircd ihchd
ON Way Through HAD Lands.
Dcny Robbcr, Intent.

" n UouRh ana James nouEh.
wounded Saturday uinht IN . "a
volv"r battle with Tulsa county
deputy shrrffs and guards at tho
oklahoma Iron works. who hllogc
the defendants tried to hold up AND
ruh the Officers. who were riding n
an automobile. wcr, taken before
Justice II j Cray Monday ana als
lowed - hours In which 10 plead 10
the charge ~ couioint robbtry
larncy ClcaNor. SAlcy Webb and
Jim cherry deputy sheriff.. we're
riding near tho iron wurk.. I'm Tho
vicinity OF several rohbcfics within
the past few weeks. when persons
unknown to them began shooting ut
the AUTOMOBILES The officers. with
W. " Hughes nnd rlcag Hardy. iron
works guards. returned the fire W.
II Hough was found Few minutes
later 10y tho officers, shot through
both legs Ills brother was arrested
sunday, with a wound IN his hand
The defendants deny they intended
to rob the occupants of the nutomo-
bile. stating that az they were com
PEELED to walk through the section OF
the city where rubbcrics had oc-
CURED recently they fired several
shots from revolver IN frighten any
persons intent upon r0bbing the de-
PENDANTS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
DOCTORS PREFER
CAL0TABS FOR
A LAZY LIVER
Wonderful How Bright and
Cheerful the World Looks
After Taking the New
NauseaIess CaIomeI.

Have rol tried the new nausea
jos CalumDi that makes Calomel TAX
INK u pleasure II YOU have, YOU
appreciate the wonderful ylrturs uf
calomDI when robbed Of All is ua-
pleasant ana uuuEcating effects
thluuhs is the scnsalion OF the
year In the drug trade Pharmacist
regard l' as a perfect remedy for the
liver lts effect in bINousncss con
snpai.on and indigestion ie most de
llRhtful
Tho next time your liver needs a
thorough cleansing Try CaLotnb bs
ono tablet Of bedtime with sWaI
low ~ water. that's all No taste.
no nausea, no salts. me-. gripping You
wak1.ur ~. she morninEfeellng fine.
WitN your Eystom thoroughly cleans
cd and a hearty appou ou;e for break
fart. Eat what you plcasc--no dan
ger OF salvation
Cul0tahs are never sold I'M bulk
for your protection they are sold
only IN original sealed packages.
pr'Co thirty five cents Your drug
gIsl viii GLADLY refund your money
10 Won du not. fud them effective
ana delightful ---tadv)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
LIBERTY BOND STOLEN FROM
HOUSE ON ARCHER STREET

Thieves broke into the home ~ ,
FOREMAN bU' West Archer street.
sunday night and took tiO0 lih.
rrN bond ana u small amount ~
cash The house was entered hv
uiNing open one ~ tho side window
nn the south side ~ the house.
The police were notified Monday
afternoon ana bCtcCtiyc Carmichael
was assigned 30 the casc 40 clue
mat would lead To the arrest ~ tho
thief has been obtained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
NEARLY $1,000 NEEDED
my. W. C. A. CAMPAIGN

Rain Monday interferred with the
canvass for subscriptions to the ".
w c, A, fund and the com mmittees
OF ladies were able to report the ad-
dition OF only ti,o15. This brings
the total up TO Sis.14s,2b, or Ss,-
se0,7b short OF the $4,000 goal.
The five teams will go on the
streets and through tho city again
today In an effort to complete the
fund. which Is being raised for the
support OF the local y w. G.. A. work
In Tulsa through the coming year,
orr" Ups tam, n ,ios; Mrs Mrs C ".
Grimes team, ts60. Mrs w. ".
Peck's team, siti, Mrs. w. y. Goes
team. S2i5, and Mv, A. W. Roths
team, 13bl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
BATEMAN HAD KICK
COMING THAT TIME

when u, u. natcman Of Collins
vile left home yesterday he intended
to look over tho clothing stocks left
over from 81 Patricks day In tho
hope that he might find n green vest
which had been properly marked
down, but his hopes were rudely
shattered before he had gotten half
way along the clothing store row.
lie therefore came 10 The World Of
flee and registered n Kick about tho
way his name was spelled In the
Collinsville publicity In sunday
mornings paper. N Bnteman was ms
we'll known In Tulsa ns he In In his
home city 1t wouldn't make much
difference how his name wns spelled
but In view OF the fact that he could
not do much business with a coRno-
men such ms tho one inadvertently
attached TO him we qNncede that he
had kick coming ard declare our
selves willing sometime to furnish
real vest along with the bargain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
'SEVEN ARE ROBBER
VICTIMS IN NIGHT
IA IulH last sunday
<tght

There wcrc tour hoIiupe and TIRE,
rohhrrlcs in Tulsa sunday night In
/ Two ~ lho eases a urFro MAS tn,
holdup man
\ grocery wOro and residence
/ were entered and robbed and a traN
I rIl"r lost hi, grip at the rr.s,o sa
/ uunulhc same night These c0usu
tulu the three ruhhcrioH
$50 nr no arrests have been made
| h> The police Iu any OF the cases re.
ported
Following ts tho list
\ footrnd Auggcd =. J HARRISON,
l1l' South Galveston ana after
S.ash'nE him across tho breast with
= razor uto"k 5000 WhIch he was
carrying iu = auk This occurred ON
SNlh rrrut between houston and
Jackson streets about midnight sun.
day
negro htghwaynNn took $50
from \ II brown. $40 South Elgiu.
while he waa passing throngh an al.
lev sunday night adjoining his rraI-
d'ncr Thls VAS Iato sunday night
Robert - curry, Sli East Third
street IoHi SIS when held up and
robbed boy two men on East Thud
street sunday night
Tw" mon aCcoStcd iIcnry Jones of
tho smith & Jones Grorcry store.
Archer ana boulder streets. as he
vas closing the store about 10
O'Clock sunday night he was Nruck
tn tho lace with gun and iS2 In
cash ana checks taken from him
Ito was insensihle and when he re
gained consciousness was In West
Tulsa.
The Acme Grocery Third aud
'hrlcun" streets was entered sun
DAY night aud So IN cash ana "a
quantity of supplies taken
The home of Mrs ". u springs.
ton. 1913 South Detroit street was
entered and robbed sunday night. \
quantity ~ clothing was taken
VI Midclif u transient from
I h'ck"mor". kan, lost his grip at
the Frisco station SUNDAY night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN
READERS OF THIS PAPER

Thousands upon thousands oI
women have kidney or bladde:
trouble and never suspect IT,
WOmen's complaints often prove
TO he nothing else but kidney trouble
or the result Of kidney or bladder
disease
II the Kidneys are not In n healthy
condition they may cause the other
organs tO become diseased.
You may suffer pain I'm the back.
headache and loss OF ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous,
lrfIta able and may be dcspondent; II
makes anyone so
but hundreds Of women claim that
Dr. kllmer's swamp Root, by restor-
ing health 10 the Kidneys. proved to
be Just tho rcmedy needed to over
come such conditions
Many sends for n sample bottle to
see what swamp Root the great
Kidney, liver and bladder medicine
Will do Tor thcm by enclosing 10
cents to Or Kilmcr & CO.. bingham.
ton, y, you may receive sample
size bottle by parcel poet. You can
purchase medium and large Size bot.
teFAt all drug stores ADV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
40" HAS CONQUERED
BLOOD POISON

ScrofuloUs eruptions. plmples on
tho face are both annoying and dis
figuring Sores, ulcers, mucous
patches, copper colored spots, CLAN
dular swellinEs. inilamed cyoiids,
wasting OF the muscles. constipa tion,
form OF dyspepsia and stomach
trouble can all be the result of blood
poison Number 20 For The
Blood an old doctors prescription.
iS the best treatment for all forms
Of blood poison known TO medical
science.
Made by J. G. Mcndonhall. 40
years druggist, Evansville. Ind.
Sold by Stelnberg Bros ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
W00DR0UGH TO HOLD THEM
FOR FEDERAL COURT HERE

Word was received by federal Of
ficials here yesterday that "A term OF
federal court will be held here start
ing April 7. United States District
Judge J. W. Woodroush OF Omaha
has been assigned for tlte term and
no will be here on that date. He Is
assisting Judge williams In cleaning
up the heavy docket
Criminal cases will he heard, and
at the conclusion Of the docket sew
eral law cases will be heard by Judge
Woodrough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
osNGE REALTY co

~ B. THIRD STREET.
@-'n faa. estate. hotels. furnished rooms
'orrs houses houses and lots. etc. Give
= rhIl to buy ir sell Office phone 7l5l.
~'d'-rs phone cGO2
NF1N hsHFalow from owner: AttraEtNP
''r'room modern bungalow on S wheel
l' best oi ronditlon. nice electric fI
h'fs .o' '0rl'0 iect nchr ;ar llna and
zoo srNo' Ior quick sale by owurr.
'''1 v..a about sl.2oO cash Phone
'lNJ %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
+. G.. CUNNINGHAM
PARK HIII-BARGAIN

Room Hl0 Palace Hldg.
Phones 4GTO--b52.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

ESQ ACRES oak saw timber. estimated 3
600 600 feet plenty water. fine stock
ranch ~ per acre Phone 1850 boz
&c. Wrsi 1ulss Osa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
GEORGE C. CASTILLO SUED
FOR DIVORCE AND AllMONY

SUITS FOR divorce were, flied In dis
iriri court Monday bt Lille Castillo
against George g. Castillo Mrs. cas-.
tito alleges that her husband has
been guilty or gross neglect and
cruelty ana asks alimony Of $4,000
ana tho custody and control OF the
minor child, Frank Castillo.
In court order issued by Judge
owen owen Monday afternoon. Cas-
tillo is ordered to pay into the court
800 temporary alimony, $50 court
costs, 500 attorney fees
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

,oor .. ~. IL walking duAncc: q larS,
on -W,r,''"r Tho well .uarty mod
=. aO8 lot room tor another house
'7p "'0 cash. T.. j arhelan. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

The Chinese host was serving an
excellent dinner TO his English guest,
ana though the two were hamperod
by lack OF common tongue. they
enjoyed the meal.
Especially good was n stew of
onions. pork. mushrooms ana a dark
rich meat that seemed TO be duck.
The Engllshman took two help
inRs. smacked his fps and smiled.
'Quack, quack?" he asked, pointing
TO the plate.
The host shook his head.
"Bow-wowl" he answered. and
then wondered why his guest looked
H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
THE BEST BUY FOR
THE MONEY IN
MORNINGSIDE.

Large Broom house, up 10 now In
every respect, garage Tor two cars.
modern servants quarters east
front and on Madison boulevard.
can
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
TRAcKAGr AND INDusrR1AL

FOR Tracka2c land. luUn9sU feel
'idc track already In. IDEAL place for fac
tory mr. machine shop. ON paved street
and close no. For Information cal gt.g
nsk Tor II Mohkowiy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
Pnritixe Identification

II wan a bea0tifuI sprIng day a5h
the two society queens dect8tH To
walk through the park on their
way TO N reception, On the way they
passed n nurse girl wheeling a baby
coach and after nodding 10 the girL,
one OF the women said;
That's my baby we lust parsed"
'1t Is7" replied the other with
interest. why, how could you tell7-
"Oh. ! recognized the nurse"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
l.. MALLETT
THESE SHOULD IN.
TEREST YOU

Two 2-roum frame. plastcred
houses on one lot. sewer. gns. good
well, small garage, $500 cash. $40
per month, $1,000.
Four.room frame. plastcred house
on Federal street, $3.50 cash and $40
per month Price s2,250
Five -roTrn modern, brand new,
corner lot. on car line. east side !,
$500 cash, $40 per month. Price.
S3.350
Fivc-room modern house, South
Denver fun size lot. garage, fine
location. f2.5O0 cash, balance time
Price only $500
SiN-rOom cast-frunt, modern, lot
81 hNI55. hardwood floors, large
basement. near school and car line
$3.50 cash or liberty bonds. balance
arranged, Wnl take good lot az
part payment
Scven-room modern. east front.
North Cheyenne, a. fine location.
Price $4,000. some frms
Eight rooms hardwood floors.
throughout basement and furnace.
largo rooms large closets. garage
aud driveway. well-built house.
storm shccted and double floors.
Can make somo terms Price
s. 500
Many other god properties for
sale.
+. G.. CUNNINGHAM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

THE municipal court bin seems
sure OF passage. according TO state
ments Monday by Mayor Hubbard
and city Attorney Marshall, who re-
turned from oklahoma City. where
they were working In the interest OF
tha measure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25
ATLANTIC AIR TRIP
FROM LONG ISLAND
start VIII he Made at NOcLaway '
lica"h In July, Hut Jumping orr
NAV Bc IN Newfoundland

WASIlINGTON. March - naval
! "oarlancs which nrr to attempt a
| flight across the Atlantic ocean In
/ May viii start from Rockaway
/ honch. Long Island. hut the actual
jumping Or plac, will he much
farther ur the coast, possibly at
Some point In Newfoundland
whether the machines will steer n
direct course for ireland or follow
the longer route via the Azores ap.
phrontly has not bccn determined
Acting Secretary Roosevelt an
uouncrd today that the destroyer
lhrncV had been ordered to proceed
to Nowfoundlnnd 10 observe the har-
hor facilities along tho coast to dc,
iermlnr the best place from which
planes could put OF overseas and
harhors In which landings could he
made In the event n became necer-
Hary for them to descend during the
VOYAGE from RockawGy TO the flight
base
Lieutenant Commander j /.
Kaufman will commnnd the Harney.
which II ono Of tho most modern de.
siroycrA UnleAs difficulties with ice
floes are encountered. tho Harney IL
expected To return 10 the United
states within about 10 days when tho
officers will submit their report at
Washington
10 Fly to Base.
IN disclosing that the planes would
leave the naval aviation station <sn
Long Island, Mr.. Roosevelt said n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

PRELIMINARY hearing for Mrs.
Gerda Anderson, who shot and killed
her husband Saturday morning has
heen set for April before Justice
II. e. Gray
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-25

ESQ ACRES oak saw timber. estimated
600 600 feet plenty water. fine tiock
ranch tl2 per acre Phone 1850 10,
70. Ncat lulss. Oss
RESIDENCE New. on . rsr lines mod
cru viii double in vslu" in year. fa.lA0.
81 600 Uash IAbdIcs n q Pinch 4IO
ltobn'on HIds rhoos t7o0
FOR SALE Or trade. brand new z room
bunEaiO~ in east oud ha,f block from
house . tSn ss.s,.,.s s.s ..I''9 f1. %.@,S ..29..
h'mtcs garage $1,000 cash hshagcs
monthly or will take smaller property
IN iad" FOR equity Phone 67l0 "
j lioury
WkST TULSA BARGAIN a. room lunga
lows. with bathrooms hlortt from post
office hAf block from paved street
terms Phone 1881
HAVE u,ny room house. modern on
car 'In" 'urrI'ure ran Doc bought for
tthu. s2iO doun. rent only So per
month. better see this n q Hugh
$50 Robinson Wie Phone IIp0
ONE J @ room rooming housc. G3a0 viii
handle balance easy terms 10. rooms
$500 cash Phone i5gO MrMurpH, $50
Robios"n h'dE
RESTAURANT clearing over 5000 ptr
month close i- this week $4,000 vH
give terms. o~n,r has other buursst
II q Finch go Robinson hds Phone
'''.
WANTED Experienced lauudrcs Cal At
ittI . Cheyenne
NOr SO M'N wtb Irsus ambition aad
p.r k0owIsdgr ~ automobile and r.or.
lat w"rs. hrr'u' but not essential ad.
yhnJ"m'0i be- up fo you state experience.
Address slf. caro- World
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know NJ any cure for iuoomInll
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said to Doe a good remedy
thinks tuufoUd &c. that's whb'
everybody tells me. but the Baby l~
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