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Broad der Inquiry for Combed Yarns

NSw BEDFORD. Mass, March SIN
their current report OF conditions in the
cotton yarn market Frederick z. Macy
& Co. state that there Ia growing con-
fidence In the market, that business Is
improving. Mills have refused to make
any concessions and some good sized
orders that could have been placed on a
slightly lower basis than the prices
named were rejected
Southern yarns are steadier and on
some numbers prices have advanced over
those named last week.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
TAT u Wesley STREET.

BY l. j, philips Co.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. b2s. Q .. t52.7 . I27th
st, soxs5x irreg. Q sty apt--Elis r Jencks
ct al, sxrs. &C, agt Hurtray Realty Co,
Inc, ct al; due, t1t5.3o7; taxes, SO.
S3.iss; adjourned to April Z.
BY Joseph p. Day.
TAD ST, SOS Il. n .. 100 Q I'd av. 2Bx1o:.s.
4 sty, tnt-sami Levy, exr, &C. agt Lena
Hill ct al; due. Sls.s1Tl; taxes. &c,
t5s<.s6; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY NJ Morgvnthau. Jr.. Co.
sd ST, aU 4. . .. iaf " Az c. e5rss.4x16.i
1855, 5 sty tent and strs--Fanny Elin-
ger agt Rubin stillman ct al; due. U.s.
The sun., 1919-04-01
Transparent Hats for Summer.

Present indications are that transpar-
ent hats are going to be big fRvorites
for summer. Some OF the menntactur-
ers here are showing comprehensive
lines OF these models msde up Of hair
or maine braids. maline. haircloth. lace
str1ws on the order OF Tuscans and
Chantilly and shadow laces.
Wholesalers who are featuring this
style report that orders for the various
lines have come up to all expectations.
The sun., 1919-04-01
Business Troubles


HARRY GREENRERG--A voluntary pe,I-
tion OF Harry Greenberg. i1e West 1880
street. shows liabilities Of t067 and
are o. a3eirnc. siS West Forty second
street. 81 2IO; A Kraus, 2l3 Lexington
avenue. 5000. and The Bernheim Dis
tiS7 Joseph A. whitehorn. ;sl broad
wEv. IL the attorney.
FRANK BoYIJN COMPASS. INC.--An
involuntary petilion against the FranH
The sun., 1919-04-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

9TH sr. 2so and asa E-Lawyers Mtg Co
TO Troy Saw Bank. Troy. Y; address.
50 Liberty st................. 900
AMSTERDAM AV, W .. e.11 . l60th st
the Commonwealth Saw Bank, 2OO7 AM
sterdam av; atty. Geo Hyde. Al Park
,p HI Hy isso-N 7 TSM Co to BoSery
Saw Bank. It's Bowsry: address. isS
,o sT ST. :. $40 sd av. mtg ,I,icow
ano, 676 E 1sSth st; atty, T
1871, &c, IS ST. ~ yw.M.I Just. :ir. &C. 10
N Y T a NJ Co. 1876 Bway. .s+7.50o
SANE PRoPERTY-E Y T & NJ Co to
Greater n Bav Bank. tsS 9Th av'
Bklyn; address. 1876 Bway; pr mort.
Bronx.
DAWSON ST, 777-Jerome Property Corpn
10 Samuel Hirsshorn. 2S2o Grand Con.
BECK ST, SIS. and lslst st.. sas E-sava
Realty Co to Samuel Zirmsky, 81 z seth
st; atty. Knntrawi,s a e. sso Bway
nAr af Xv. aos7..ss-c;ooii6aussh 1' Es-
sv; atty. Morrison a g. $40 Bwsy. 81
HATHGXTE Av. stls-EmmA KinEsman
to Jacob II sewsl. 3ss Central Park West:
atty, A w Venmo. 80 Wall et......S6,00o
Shakespeare AV. lS7A-Malix Realty
corpn to Abel Kins las 65th IT. and
ano; atty. Fredk Lese, IS Nassau ut. 81
atty MoNuity, soSs Bainbridge avs. 900
lsOTH ST. ISL E-Chas Schlesinger to
Miriam Tucixunan. Tls &c eth at, and
ano; NJ Berkawitz. TAI Bway. $500
The sun., 1919-04-01
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhsttaa.

sTH Av. ts1, aii---Myron G purkss 60
Hyma s.bw. Sss'sn h Masnsis and
Is yrs. from May I, isis.s2.s to 1880
9TH sT. 3es w. cor 9th av. ALL
Henry c Copeland to City Real Estate
!. 1919, renews u yrs each; atty. Edw
b schulkind, Rector at.
9TH ST. sos-io y. sIi-Hy J Hiiiman
yrs from April !. 1919, 10 yrp rsns~s;
atty. Leon taski. 100 Bway. $4,000
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and Eighty-flfth street. which he bought
only two weeks ago from the Riverside
Drive and Eighty-fifth Street Company.
The new owner Ia Benjamin Winters. the
brokers In the resale being NJ. II. Gall
lard q Co. There are forty eight fam
lilies In the house, which rents for ss7,-
900 and is held at 100000.
The Dorchester Is one of the more
modern Of the high grade West Side
apartment structures. II was built by
A. G. Hall in 1919 and occupies a plot
125S102. A second deal closed by Mr..
Brown was the purchase from Lydia b,
Gray. through Robert A. Martin & Co.
OF the Bellemore. a six story elevator
apartment house, 5ox10o, at sos and GOT
West 115th street. between Broadway
and Riverside Drive. This house Is ar
ranged for eighteen families and shows
an annual rental of Si3,5o0.
The sun., 1919-04-01
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
TAT IL vEsEY STREET,

LAT ~ NEsEt STREEE'l
BY, l.. J. Phillips a Co.
i:9D ST. 5it W. 9 q, $50 W Amsterdam
av. B0xsB.l1, Q sty apt--Union Dime say
Bank ast West Side Construction co
ct al; httys. Butcher. T q II; due, tss'-
ts1B; taxos, &c. n.sss.ss.
2sxiio. 9 sty dat and strs--Mary Ros-
burshe AIT barnett Hamburger ct a.;
attys, Dewitt, l. a Dew; due, sse'
7oo.si; taxes. &c. t5.oo74s.
lat ssio THIRD AvENUE.I
70 by Joseph p. Day.
DAVIDSON Az, . W cor isoth ct. isoxto,
vacant--Louis smyth agt Moses Crystal
OF al--atty, II. N. Bellinger; due, eiS.-
s&5.5s; taxes, &C, s2,09s.so.
HARRISON Ay. Q q. 30 1S0th ct, lsoxso
100, vacant: also Grand ay, n 10 o
lsoth Of. 91o5x9o, vacant: also Burnside
av, n q, whole front bet Old Croton
Aqueduet and Harrison av. l0S,7xis2.II
1tl,9x90.2, vacant; 180th st n cor
Aqueduct Av e. 7i.i1x17txse.bxl27.e'
vacant; Davidson av, O. $3.50 n Burn.
side ev. 2o0xao, vacant--S Title u
Mtg Co agt Moses Crystal ct all ATTY.
H N Bslilngeri due. sto.2bs.i7; taxes
&C. t5.2S0.ea
HARRISON Av. n cor Burnside av. s7.1x
1oox1Ss.ax16e.2. vacant-C Earl agt
Moses Crystal ct al; atty. Bsilinser;
due. sl1.SsS.s7; taxes, &C. sbss.2o.
The sun., 1919-04-01

WAsHINGroN. March 2l.--ThA surplus
property division. Quarterrnaster Corps.
announced officially to-day that April 10
he'd been set as the date for the opening
OF bids for 400 900 yards Of msrqulset,e
and bobinette.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney)

Manhattan.
l24TH ST, ., 22i.e 9 Sth av. Boxlo0.l1--
Chas weisbecker. Inc. to Isidor FEEDER
man. "a Lenox av. and Anselm Franken-
thaIer. eco W lIsth at, March ~, 1911;
atty ID w Steele, 72o Bway. $40, 900
Peter C Terhune, indiv and exr. March
81, 1916; atty. Lawyers T & T Co. 100
pr bwsy' ar ,ss. Pima 81, 7,u:o.x ;S anS
Kate De witt sterry to Julia A, Julia
v and Charles z Loew. New Sunolk. l.
|, exrs will Fredk w Loew. Nov I5,
1899; attys, Man NJ. 66 Wall st.s25.o 900
lesD ST. lT6-lTs-Max Finkelstein ct al to
Phebs Warren McConlhe, March 10,
1905; atty. Freedman. $50 Broad.
way. .....' ..............'. ..*S,sVV
The sun., 1919-04-01

sIeas; taxes, 90 ,ssL9s. TO the plain
tin for $4,000 49,. y.
nth sr, 7fs-1aa u, o q, ass Av C, s7.1fx
7Sl. ghres 8 sty lofts-H Moiter agt
wecaw a Co, Inc, ct al; due. tl7,ess.1ei
taxes, &C, $3.50; to Blaine Morris for
t2l. 900.
The sun., 1919-04-01
Domet Flannel Prices Reduced.

The Amoskeag Manufacturing Com
pany has announced reductions In prices
on lines OF tickings and donet fianneN
as compared with the last figures named
on January 20. On some dannels the
reduction amounts to four cents yard.
The 1920 fannels are priced at Is cents
for lights and II cents for darks. These
goods sold as high as 81 cents during
the past year. while the price named by
the Government during the war was 20
cents.
A reduction OF cents . yard 10 made
on AGA tickings, which are now on a
basis Of 81 cents. This Is IS cents a
yard under the highest price reached
during the war and IL cents under the
maximum price fixed by the Govern
ment.
The sun., 1919-04-01
VIII Display sale Furs.

Furs valued at more than 100000
which ave to be offered at the annual
spring auction Of the New York Fur
Auction Sales Corporation will be dis
Played at the company's Great Jones
street warehouse, starting tomorrow.
The sale will open In Masonic Temple.
Twenty-third street. April 7.
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sATIsFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan.

A ID Granger Co sgt I and Q Washington
PL Co. Inc, ct al: March 3, 1919. $3.50:
18TH ST n Q, ls5 o Riverside Drive-A ID
Granger Co agt Dssc Realty Corr. ct a. :;
The sun., 1919-04-01
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
IN U. S. PROMISING
Fall Trade to Open Earlier
Than Usual, Says Credit
Clearing House. ..

The general business outlook is most
promising and indications are that fall
trade will open earlier than usual. ac-
cording to the monthly comparison Of
merchandising activities complied by the
research department Of the Credit Clear
Ing House. II prices are generally set
tied and stabilized there Is little doubt
but that the entire country, with the ex-
ception of a few small sections. will open
a fall business campaign which will
measure up to the previous high levels
OF merchandising, states the report Is
sued to-day.
Taking the country as q whole pur-
chases are reported to have increased
per cent. during March. as compared
with February, but show decrease Of
per cent. from March, 1913. and per
cent from both March. 1917. and March.
1915. The increase in purchases over
last month Is felt to be due to the con-
fidence that Is said to be steadily grow
Ing as the result Of steady buying by the
consumer.
Indebtedness for March shows a de-
crease OF 1 per cent. from February.
per cent. from March. 1913; 5 per cent.
from March. 1917. and 7 per cent from
March. 1916. This Is a decline through
most noticeable, as this decrease shows
steadily downward since 1915.
While payments last month remained
stationary. as compared with February,
there was q decrease Of . per gent. from
March. 1918, and 2 per cent from March.
1917. but an increase OF per cent over
March, 1916.
The sun., 1919-04-01

DORCHESTER IN QUICK RESALE
Frederick Brown resold the Dorches-
ter. the twelve story apartment house at
the northeast corner OF Riverside Drive
The sun., 1919-04-01
MORTGAGES.

March 81; atty. l. T q T Co. $50
brohdwhy .-....s.s.........- ..tiov
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MscHANICs' LIENS.

I'D Av, 32st--Isaac Henenfeld ct al agt
Margaret O Koppar, owner; United Elec-
trio Mechanical Constr Co and Santhos
Candy Co, Inc, Contractors. .&so
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 7so--Reubin Isaacson
agt vauxhali Realty Corp, owner ana
contractor ..................... .tsee.fJ
The sun., 1919-04-01
Demand for Cotton Garments.

The cotton garment industry 10 rapidly
returning to normal conditions follow
ing the settlement Of the recent strike OF
the workers in this city. and manufac-
turers Of certain styles Of silk garments
and Of all types Of cotton apparel are
being rushed to the limit with orders
from all sections for Immediate deliver!
OF merchandise. Stocks diminished I'M
der the influence Of strike conditions are
being gradually replenished.
According to Herman Mason. eeere-
tary of the Cotton Germent Manufac-
turers Association OF New York. the
greatest demand at the present time IL
for the higher priced silk garments.
while there lie a normal demand for mo
dunn priced goods and only a slight call
for cheaper grades
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with name and address Of lender and
Attorney
downtown. south of Fourteenth street.)
CLARK ST. ~. 26xpo. p m, party nrst
part to erect n building to cost about
$4,000. March 2s-Aborn Steel Co to
Trinity Church.. 1871 Fulton st. due
March 8. 1924, So; atty, David Og.
dea, 50 William at. .............ss,50 500
WEST BROADWAY. Q q. as q Prince 1t.
25xloo; West broadway. %. 400 n
Adolphe ode a Denis r Gerbereaux TO
Adolphe ode, sos w esth ct, due April
l.. 1921. ga: atty. II A Vieu, S2o Broad.
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BRONX.

Rienenzucht. samuel--lI. Giaus.
rock; July 4. I9iS............
BROOKLYN Heights RUi'rpad CO.
T.. Buschi; March 10. l9ig.,,
same y. BGschi; Mar'h 10, 1919
The sun., 1919-04-01

The FIRST name Is that OF tho debtor;
Friefeld, Max-connoriE,d MI
sic Co.. 1900 'N''
FeinberK, Sol and May--L. Ep-
soI,sr c--acsR Koplewitz. I47.22
The sun., 1919-04-01

Mayer to Jos l. Mayer, 63 e 74th st,
March 20; atty. Greens',.1 d NJ. 2so
,.ST fna 81. 7ii Z. cor. Jackson av (,so,,
s6xlooIe--Francis . McAvoy. ref' TO
Wilton Holding cerPn. iss swsy; FEB csS
SAME PRoP--wilton Holding Corpn TO
Land Estates, Inc. 1855 Bway. March f:;;
so SH5:yi cane iBoUiLEvARDi, cor iicth
st. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joseph
Bway. Jan. so; atty. T a NJ O. dss
SANE pRooPpEiRTiY.wviittcn Holding Corp
70 Land Estates: Inc. lsS Bway' mtg AZ
,,sT% HpG Sri 't IS. 81 SOxia9sassxiIs. Mia.
dleboro Rlty 90, TO Louis Guy. 1913
March 20; atty & T Co. liz
l1s sMi STREET $50 q 3. 'tii;.axi'IS: MID.
;SorS s ana s GS to mt a.. 'ssSs a. rsS
,oerH sTREET, al L n !. sISa.e--Msry
oi aS::oH a:iv: :! T.S SSsn Lys'' msi
sss!s%ss: s!!ys: Ts;ssss,, 49,; ::',ss
''s ss.sxs s also land IN 10 Flsshins, l.
Z sss,h $. March !; atty, Franci. \
SANE PsoPERTY.-Tranc!. Kelly to
Marst Fiatlsy and ano. ala issth st;
sh Mssfh s si%. g. i;;ih st so.i,ai
ioo.s KondIa Bldg 20 TO Jules Rely Co.
sami wscht. Jr, ITO Bway. ....... 800
SAME PRoPERTY---Juiss Realty Co to
aoldmyer Realty Co. 40 BwAy. March
,7srn sTTsHEr,. So 100 W wv..:i;iin;..iiosa
sv, 4TxsS-wm Dattsibaum to Leschtsr
Realty Corr; iti BT n March Is; ,,t,,yi
MORRIS. AV. i4st, . . Isoth Ct. ss.1x7t.lI
-Fordham Heights Realty Co 20 John r
sss,Soo. March 80; atty, r o T 60.
yrNS s sYay kv. iiis 5. ;;.ii;ioc.,ddsoso
AZ. and sao. mtg sss. 900. March IL;
WASHINGTON Az. Eva ist.. n 2 islth
corniee q Roofing Co. 4b1 ID isoth st.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23

NEGRO SOLDIERS ~ WAR
Book contains many pictures color
ed troops; everybody buys; agents
making $25 day; big hit send 25C
for outfit. Mullikn Company. Mari
otla. Ohio.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

There will be hearing by the Board
Of County Commissioners of Carter
county Oklahoma, on April 10. 1919,
at 10 o'clock a. m. upon a petition to
open a road in Carter county, Okla.
homa, beginning at the west side OF
wilson township limo running west
on the section line between sections
twelve G9 and thirteen u3), and ex.
tending FOR 100 yards farther west on
said section line between sections eleven
GD and fourteen uN, township four az
south, range two (2) east, Carter county,
oklahoma, and thence connecting with
the Berwyn gravel road running north
and south into Ardmore.
All interested parties please :al:e due
notice
by order of the Board of County Com.
missioncrs of Carter county Oklahoma
this March II, 1919.
JOE r. TAYLOR,
l9.20t Chairman
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A Midwest Woman In
London Talks About
The British Fashions
by Margaret Walter

London. March l2.-(By Mail)-
Dressmal;ing and millinery are going
full power ahead now and from the
frocks and hats that are for sale In
the shops OF Paris and London this
week there might never have been a
war, Apparently the French dress.
makers very soon realized that prices
for necessities like food and lodging
were high in Paris that a great many
people would be obliged to forego their
spring clothes altogether and so they
have sent vast quantities of their
wares the daintiest and the most
chic over here to London where liv.
ing, dear as 1t is, is less so than in
France.
Bond Street and Hoover Square are
just brstling with loveliness, and even
the shops in Regent Street and oxford
Street have put on a French elegance
they have lacked for u long time now.
Some OF the newest French hats are
smoked all over and made in close
fitting toque.like shapes The favorite
hat is still black satin. One worn Is
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BRITISH N0N.RIGID AIRSHIP
MAKES REMARKABLE FLIGHT
IN CIRCLE OVER NORTH SEA

London March 22.--The first accoun
now is officially published Of remark.
able long.distance flight over the North
Sea by n British non.rigid alrship, the
L. S.-ll in the last few days.
The voyage took the form of cir.
Gle, embracing the coast of Denmark.
Schleswig' Holstein, IIelgoland. North
Germany and Holland. The trip was
characterized by extremely unfavorable
weather and therefore is regarded as
ranking as perhaps the most notable
flight of the kind ever undertaken.
The total length of the round trip
was 1885 airmiles and the time taken
was about Ii l.2 hours.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

There will be a hearing by the Board
Of County Commissioners of Carter
county Oklahoma, on April 10, 1919
az / o'clock p. m, upon a petition to
open a road in Carter county, Okla.
homa; said road beginning at the north
east corner Of section p, township 8
south, range l vest, and running west
one U mile on section line between
sections 27 and 90, township south,
range west Carter county Oklahoma.
All interested parties please take due
notice.
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners of Garter county, OKLA.
homa, this March Il, 1919.
JOE r. TAYLOR.
l920t Chairman.
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Business Opportunities

BRANCH MANAGER WANTED for
old established Chicago Concern. We
furnish full stock of goods, adyertis.
Ing matter, and equip store complete
j.. In good location, all at our eX.
pense and pay you $4,000 a week sal.
ary, in addition to liberal share Of
the profits your store earns. Work
can be started in spare time No
investment or previous experience
necessary to secure this position. II
YOU are a hustler and want an op-
portunlty to make $1,000 to $4,000
a year we want you and win pay you
well from the start. Send me your
application today :. Levy Mgr,
Department 59l, Como Bldg Chi
cago ILL., Esd
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STOCK Statesmen

Financial house has opening for five
81 600 per month stock statesmen to fol
low up live leads which cost us from
$40 to Sl5 a piece in small towns. Strong
selling issue. Have active endorsement
of many prominent men. 25 to so leads
when salesman starts-more continual'
,y. Excellent references required. Ad
dress Sales Manager, 1852 Chicago Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
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1t is the same with beaded and EN-.
broidcred bags They grow more and
more popular and more and more ex.
pensive. This is partly due TO the In.
dustry being taken up by so many
wounded soldiers, whose products are
not allowed to be sold at less than
their value. one French dressmaker
in Bond Street told me that she was
designing all her frocks to be worn
with some sort Of art jewelry or bead
necklaces because she thought in this
way the trade could help the wounded
men who are trying 50 hard to get a
fresh start. Many of the more ex.
elusive designers are putting large or
dcrs with the wounded mems industries
and so ii is probable that beading and
embroidery and cut work at which
the soldiers seem to excel are likely 10
remain in vogue for the present
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The waistless dress is already a
thing Of the past Dresses are stin
made all in one piece bu 1.-THE draped
skirt part is gathered into the loose
fitting body always at the sides and
back and generally the joining con.
tinucs across the front. This division
is rarely at the waist, most often il
is good two inches below and
loosely linotted belt slightly defines
the waistllne. But lovely Paris mod
el of heavy blue silk jersey has the
skirt extending up to within three
inches Of the armpits and the waist
cut in deep vandykes the points of
which reach well below the hips. This
dress is girdled with Il flat cord of
blue and silver finished with two long
silver tasscs
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Wanted to Rent.

Three furnished light
housekeeping rooms by business man
with good reference, prefer private
home and not too close in. WIN need
rooms in about ten days state
price. Address 39l, care Ardmore-
ite. 2l-2.
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Agricultural.

NOW booking orders for Nancy Hall
potato plants. Plants paclId in
moisture. 1000 So; over $1,000 $9.75
C.. A. Bradley. Russellyille, Ark.
lG1.
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WANTED LABORERS-Monday morn
Ing. Come to Walcott Addition
south of Rock Island roundhouse See
Mr. Ball on the ground
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For RENT - Light housekeeping
rooms, All Third avenue northwest
1917.
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FOR ReTlt---E oomN.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. GO children. 2I
u southwest. Phone 1883. a.,
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Rooms Wanted.

ELDERLY LADY desires unfurnished
room with refined family. Address
323 care Ardperei's
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WILL PARTY who took black travelling
bag from Santa Fe depot Friday
please return to Ardmoreite office.
Il. w. Gregg. 23'S
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young widow wants trust
worthy, homeloving husband, old as
60 considered. Nine, Box 5S4, Los
Angeles, Cal 9'S.3
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LOST-FoX Terrier, all white except
black face and round spot on back.
Wore collar with red ribbon. 1911
license tag No. 500, $40 reward.
Geo. d. Barnard, Phone 1S33J.
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ieIp observation-disclosures

NANTED-YOung man or young lady
with bookkeeping experience for tenn
pOrary work New l.andol Hotel
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Statesmen Wanted.

AL SALESMAN wanted on local pro
position, strong line up. This is
something that will sell. Strong
leads furnished. Tex. Colinc oil Co.
tL +. Graves, Fiscal Agent, Marietta
Okla 2O-I
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MAN WANTED TO SELL GROCER
less SELLING EXPERIENCE

NOT NECESSARl
One of Worlds largest Grocers, tcapital
over $1,000, ,0OOl wants ambitious man in
this locality to sell direct to consumer
nationally known brand of groceries
cas-, coffees, spices, paints, oils, stock
foods etc. Big line. easy sales Values
beat any competition. Earn big money
No experience on capital required. Com
plete sample outfit and free selling in
structions start YOU. Long established
reliable house. Write today, John Sex
ton 4 Co., 352 w. Illinois st, Chicago
III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23
Agents Wanted.

let YOUR WAR and Roosevelt books
near home and save heavy freight
charges. Americas War for Human.
ity,-biC 81 book, wonderful official
pictures Pershings own story. 80
per cent and premiums. Some agents
making $50 daily orders filled
promptly from any OF following
places; ros Angeles, Calf. 3O7
Tajo Bldg. Everett, Wash, 2Sl1
Walnut, Denver, Colo, 1884 Glen
arm, Waco, Tex, 15O4N, 9th chi
cago, H., G33 Plymouth Place. out
fits both books free to workers Ad'
dress nearest office Geo G.. CLOVIS
Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23
SITUATIONS WANTED BY
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

(As 4 patriotic service, the Ardmorete
will publish want ads under this
heading for 3 DAYS, without charged
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23

I.oST-Thursday night, cameo pin.
Finder phone 327. Call Miss Parker.
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PERSONAL

LONE WIDOWER worth 500 900 seek.
ing early marriage. Messenger. B5Si.
Los Angeles, Cal. 9S3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23

Flowercd satin petticoats are worn
with all sorts Of dresses. These are
made to fit snug around the hips flar
ing very slightly at the hem where,
because OF the extreme narrowness
of the dress they seem to be rather
fun, but the material is so flexible
that il does not bunch.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23

MEN over is to train for $l,00O.$l 100
Ardmore permanent appointment
Easy work. Short hours Experience
unnecessary. Write chief Expert,
Division $780, Rochester, y. Y. 7.S.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-23
Lost ano Found

Wednesday, RED leather purse
containing $685. silver, 3 keys and
bread check. Reward for return to
Ardmoreite. 2O'3,