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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20
BLOOD IS YOUR LIFE;
YOU MUST KEEP TT PURE
ALI Impurities Must Be Elm.
mated.

When the blood becomes foul from
the presence of poisonous substances,
which the body is unable to throw
off, 1t can no longer supply the ner-
yes, brain and muscles with nourish-
ment and strength. The result Is that
you are miserable, half sick and feel
tired all the time.
If you will cleanse the blood of all
impurities, you will find that your
work will be a pleasure, you will eat
and sleep well and enjoy good health.
One of the best blood clesnsers or
purifiers known today is the pre-
scription Of successful physician.
He used it for years in his practice
for the treatment of disorders Of the
blood.
You can still get this same splen-
did prescription, ready prepared,
from your druggist. Just call for
Prescription C-222S, or the C-2223
Laboratory, Memphis, Tenn, will
mail you a $3.50 bottle on receipt of
price.
Prescription C-2223 contains no
mercury, opium, morphine, choral or
strychnine. While sold in concen-
trated form, and is to be taken in
small doses, it's use will not harm the
most delicate stomach. Write for lit
erature-C-2223 Laboratory, Mem
phis, Tenn.-(Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20

lasted much longer. but It is agreed
that the dog days would have wilted
1t. anyway, and so he hasn't lost
anything OF consequence by the
speedy blight that has come to his
fondest aspirations. This was n quick
and painless demise, while a llnger-
ing one would have been attended by
needless suffering. :
or course, Johnson shares the hope
that he may lead the so-called Amer
lean party in the event the reaction
aries do not give him a fair chance
in both policies and party recogni-
ton.
The reason. however. the johnson
craft went upon the rocks is the eff
fort to commit all the rest of the
progressive republican presidential
aspirants to his candidacy. When
that was done, his boosted strength
dwindled to a corporal's guard. with
all the leaders denying that they are
behind the man who left Hughes at
the post in California
It was q dangerous thing for john
son to attempt in one bold stroke to
pre-empt for himself the right to
head the new. party, which Is yet in
its formative stage with a dozen no.
tables aspiring to he its founder. But
in order to get down to brass tacks
each one of the progressives in the
johnson group was asked a direct
question as to how he stands.
''Have you pledged yourself 70
Senator Johnson's candidacy for the
presidential nomination." was asked
And here are the replies:
Senator Jones of Washington
didn't know anything about 1t until
saw 1t in the papers"
Senator Poindexter--"I am not
committed to any candidate"
Senator Kenyon. of Iowa'--I was
quoted as speaking for the progress
sives. OF course, that is not correct
do not speak for all progressives.
Senator Cummins. of Iowa.
know nothing of It,"
Senator Kellogg, of Minnesota
have Indicated no preference. / am
not responsible for newspaper sto-
ries." -.
Senator Lenroot, Of Wisconsin,
am not committed to any one"
Senator Norris, Of Nebraska'-"l
have no statement to make. an
not speaking for the progressives."
Senator Kapper Kansas was
unaware of any movement for any
candidate in the senate"
1t wouldn't be necessary to quote
Senator Rorah, even II he had beer
interviewed on the matter, for every
body knows his choice.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20
WANTS DEMOCRATIC ARMY


Denver, June 20.--"Prussianism in
the American army must go. Legisla-
ton will be introduced In congress
within few weeks to make the milf
tary policy of the country conform with
Americas democratic principles" said
Gov. Henry ]. Allen. of Kansas, speak
ing yesterday at luncheon given by
the board of trustees Of the University
OF Denver. 1.-THE man at West Point
is shut away from civilian life at an
early age. II is no wonder he be-
comes a snob," said Gov. Allen. Citi-
zen officers are the best for the army.
West Point should be made a finishing
school for officers. The earlier train
ing should be secured at some univer-
sity II we are to have democratic
army In the future, free from all traces
of snobbery, we must look to the civil
ian institutions for our officers"
Gov Allen came to Denver to deliver
the annual commencement address at
the University of Denver tonight.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20

I'D your toe with "contraptions" and
piasters as though you were packing a
glass vase for parcel post? Ever use
greasy ontments that rub orr on your
stocking? Ever use sticky tape that
gets ierked off when you pull your
stocking off? Kind O. foolish, when 2
or 8 drops of "Gets-It" on any corn or
callus gives 1t quick. painless. peace
full, dead-sure funeral! Why putter and
suffer? &C., 1t" stops corn pains, 1t
let's you work. smile and dance. even
with corns. It's the common-sense
way, the only simple. easy way-peels
corns off like a banana peel. Used by
millions. 1t never fails.
"Gets-It," the guaranteed, money
back corn-remover, the only sure way.
costs but a trifle at any drug store.
MID by e. Lawrence &c Co.. Chicago,
Ill.
Sold in Chattanooga and recommend
ed as the worlds best corn remedy by
r. ]. Miller and 10 Anderson, druggist,
Chattanooga, Tenn.-(Adv)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20
on't Experiment With Catarrh;
Il Often Leads 10 Serious Trouble

more and more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs, and
every one recognizes the alarming
condition that results when the lungs
are affected. Thus Catarrh may be
the forerunner of that most dreaded
and hopeless of all diseases. consump-
ton.
No local treatment affords perma-
nent relief, Experience has taught
that S. S. s. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its source, the
blood, and produces satisfactory re-
suits in even the worst cases. Ca
tarrh sufferers are urged to give S.
s. S. a thorough trial. II is sold by
all druggists. You are invited to
write to the Medical Department for
expert advice a to how to treat your
own case. Address Swift Specific
Co.. 254 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta,
Ga-(Ady)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20
BYNES' BULLETIN

Boil WeevlIs Of Society Are Worst En-
emies Of Women.
In these hot days down in Tannery
Flats James Bynes, the grocer, enlivens
his customers with apt bulletins posted
on his store front. Here Is his latest
quip: 1.-THE boll-weevil cult Of society
don't want woman suffrage. but they
want woman to suffer for all the Ills
of society"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-06-20
BIG BARBECUE PLANNED
Gov. Roberts VIII BE Speaker at Cop
per Hill.

per Hill.
Knoxville, June 20. - Especially - A
large party of autoists from the Knox
vile Automobile club. the board OF
commerce. and the Knoxville Geo
graphic society will leave here Friday
morning for Copper Hill, where the
delegation will be guests at a big bar
becue The barbecue will be held on
Saturday. Gov. A. II. Roberts Is ex-
pected to deliver an address. Col. Cary
F. Spence. who commanded the 117th
infantry in the world war. formerly the
old Third Tennessee regiment, will also
speak. Soldiers will be special guests
of honor at the barbecue. Gov. Roberts
is expected to remain at Copper Hill
until late Saturday afternoon and then
motor to Knoxville with T. s. McKin-
ney, president of the Knoxville Auto
mobile club, and Col. Spence. The
branch prison at Petros will be visited
by the governor Friday.
The Broadway jazz band, which is
at a Knoxville hotel. will accompany
the delegation from here
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b Will Never Be Cured by
Local Treatment With
Sprays.

<atarrh Is q condition of the blood
can not be cured by, local APP
cations OF sprays and douches;
h has been proven by the thou
Ids who have vainly resorted to
y method Of treatment.
catarrh should not be neglected
with. The wrong
atment is valuable time lost, dur
which the disease Is getting a
ner hold upon its victim, and maxi
1t more difficult for even the
per treatment to accomplish re-
rs.
though Catarrh makes its first ap-
france in the nostrils, throat and
passages. the disease becomes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03

WY % ~ FIVE ACRES nicely i'm.
wv WW. proved. good rtrlc four.
w room house. yOod we'll
1ll bottom land. docs not overflow, one
mile from street car line. unusually I'm"
chicken equipment. viii handle .OuO
chickens: nm investment that VIII make
YOU money
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

For SALE-h stock o. general mer-
chtndisr consisting ~ dty goods.
III rs. notions, groceries and hardware.
about 5000, ill doing about !,u0pU
hus.uos annually We have tho agency
Tor tns Mccormick harvester aud wheat
was never better Good frame buildln;
.iNNn. with 1910 basement good ware.
house; located iu one ot the best firm.
ing IIr'rIr'I Ut suuthWr4t tF'1huWl.
good DNurch,s. good school. eight miles
from Ii.ro1d Don't answer unless YOU
mean business Have good reason i.f
selling b.Ii. care pkhhowlu.
DRUG STORE In growing OKLAHOMA
town 10000 population; 100000 annual
business. H,Nil l,s'wan. other stand
url lines, reasonable r'rt and Al To-
cation g W ONhhomln.
iOE SALE Largest. best equipped.
best located and oldest studio In
I1Wiuu; viii sell chap as ! am re-
firing from business T. W Los rltou.
Box i2j. lawton. okla Phone :Np
lCE SALE-Country general mcfchln-
dise sture.u store building, residence.
located ten miles northwest Inwnce
phH, known ~ Maahnm: on rural
route; rural telephone: fine location.
new buildings; clean stock, good school
rIght here: ~ miles OF railroad: must
deal nll Or none: might use so or l6n
Gry" form. hut no sandy or black inck
land wanted. II YOU want something
~ this KIND. come and soH ~ and In
lrst.r1tc for Yourself u YOU are tired
u farming here Us YOUR chance 20 get
into nice small business 40 COM
mission; deal direct owner. 4. y. Ely,
Fawuc". Okla. X + u. ..
For |AlE Small drug Htorc In good
railroad town. 80 miles from SAN An.
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M Missouri.


SMALL. MiSSOl'Rl FARM
S. cash and s. monthly. no Interest o.
mNrs. gently rolling. highly productive
no wet waste iand abundant rainfnll,
splendid hcalthful cilm1t', good schools
ana churches close To- good m Tread town
ana three h'g markets; perfect tltle.
1000 font oil and gas tcs, we'll being
,lilllcd nearby; photographs and full In.
'n-mltiun free Munger. |. IGj.. n Y
LNc Hllr Kansas Ctty Mo
VALLEY FARM-ien ncres; large house.
barn. frult. soft water. g. 500; ensy
terms free views. Arthur, Mountain
View. Mo
MISSOURI so down. s. monthly buys
10 acres good farm and fruit land,
near town. southern Missouri price
only 1900 BOX 81. Nj Vernon. III
l2O IMPROVED In Webster county.
Mo, i-room housc good big barn,
some orchard. fine water. about hnlf
fluc bottom. balance upland with good
timber In pasture. loan 81 600. due In
1921: deal for roomiug house: home any
where. or what have you to Offer2
HALL, 2l5 Liberty National Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
Colorado.

9a0 ACRES hlvh.cnrs irrigated land
near Monte vista. col We'll improved
never failing water right; NJ acres al
flt. balance IN test state Of cultiva.
ton. Al fenced hog tisht id". climate
This Is on" ~ the finest and most pro
duc,Iyc farms In Colorado. VIII sell this
hud Ht bargain; am farming this
land myself. hut viii he IN okthoma
C'ty fur next ten days Address WIN.
MHftlnd'le iO1 Grain Exchange Bldg
Oklahoma City Okla. Phone Wnlnu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


MEMS oy'rcoatF macklraws. rain.
coats LETT lu pawn. sell cheap Smiths
Pawn shop, II South Broadway
FOR SALE Two drummers sample
trunks worth $50 each. also mimeo.
graph; Wil sell cheap. ~ " Man.
lON SAlL-IWo secondhand non,.s
u In the market, II vii uaE sou % Inc
t"stlgt'o these. Nyur BIOS 60. s.b
Nost Grand
uNE ucW ou heater for sale aeI f..
hin Walnut 322l-J
COLONIAL wlhoEruy bedroom pet
S,rlry mattress, ancient lrllld round
table, clsht pillows Singer sewing ma
chine Walnut tsH2
FOR SALE Combination 'gns and coal
stove, used short time. tl'iu. ~
West ith
lOE SALE Navy blue hrondcloh 600. l..
tur co'ar $3.50 cash. Maple 10.
after T.. w
INFANTS outfit. beautifully hand
mndc can Maple 3'.J-N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES

possible 10 produce. sucked. : NIshrl
new sArkE: ear lots r. per hushol.
noIght paid; same seed not machine
Quilted. cheaper write. phone or wire
tester Illilc. Whrowrlght TrNns
InlY PLANTS for nI", yiurttrs,
nllchbcrilrs lbfly Harvest lIIy
EnhInsrr. IrNhcrrIrs l''IF Austen.
Price 81 2, per lN0 1 " SAryIr. BoS
- Il0irngIur Okn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES
have Won Tire Trou5ges ?
carr uuNt v" MNpt e. q1i

have vow Tire Troubles?
CALL "DNLY." MAPLE 39i.
M KNOWS TIRES
md tc,lA you exactly vhlt 10 10 with
them Nr do NIL kinds ~ rc'rrndlng
ana vulchnltlng Make speciality NJ
,ulrnu1.uE tubes 'rEh, nov GIVE
us \ ir1l
We otto carry ut ilnr ~ r.aG- grade
now tgct ard tubes
BAI-R'G
TIRE at ymcanlzlng CO. COS w. Main
STARTERS, generators
and rTagnetOS repair
ed. American Electric
Ignition Co., Phone Wal.
nut l6A, Oklahoma City.
FOR SNLE-Onc o,s-,uu truck. used
u,tlo. lu Nl condition Grand Avenue
Garage ut N Grand Ave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
ARKANSAS ROUND
TRIP $40

Raise corn. cattle hogs. go with ~
See 'nr yourself Round trip tom OK.
lahOWa Ci'N. $50 Fine level valley land
cheap. good terms. southwestern Af-
tlusnF. write for ltcr1'uir Hu'chn'l.
U'rclu Lind Co. 7's American M
rouHl Bank Nldg oklahoma city. Okla.
uU NOE want good improved. level
farm I'm best hog and corn country.
where crops are sure. land cheap. tame
grasses good town. roads. schools.
churches, pure water. good nc,ghbors
ana b"s, NJ health Wri'H fIr 'tsra-
tur'. Foster Investment Co. Arkadcl-
fIip Arkansas
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NrW MeI1cn.

3. Noo ACRES leased state land go acres
decided land, 50 ncres lrtigGcd. we'll
Watcrod. fine grass. three niles from
station, ,lst1O ". G Ogle. T. Las
'NeCaH. n NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
Kansas


EINEE bottom .w. so acres the h.s'
river bottom frm lrI. wei located.
. sets iupruv'Wyn'' price S-rUn',
mortgage. Z, Dp1 l. Reagan. Arkhdcl-
uhIa Ark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03

n you want onc IN flrst.clNFs con.
dtion. see w. Terms TO responsible
parties
OKLAHOMA CRY RtlCK co
.i-2I West IN -
Phone Mamie 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
Immediate Possession

GOOD lmokmpt lfn. improved aud
d mite ~ town - nun ,lH, terms
FrLENblp lu improved Win ITO
ilrck l',ol ploW huU. uuH m'" O' eta
lHu IN mlrH routhw,sl iiuu
I.r near .tIliur 'iN Iwilr. wen I'M
proved and WH'rrri. o., smooth phs-
hrr lulrur, mostly lrtrI pillow lhui,
SO. tDrmh
$780, 10 MILES south. 1850 miles ~ eta
ton 10 rloWtd bottom uf hlghr-,
quality htllu"u iiiNhlo pasture, well
Improved. So 10
40 acres Oklahoma county, northwest
rood bul''IIrs", lrt' lNpd. 20 boo wheat
q rnr
iGu. ull plov.l l"yrl second bottom
alfalfa land ~ ,hoic't' uulNN iWr
urU,rd and near 'ItN. ilh.NnN
Synum InVsJtmerG Go.
.n6.5 ON IN,nurr Tdr ',uplc 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
KoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
We DO superior work Write for price
nT "" do not rarti'lrc quality for
speed Wrs'f1ll Drus Company, okla
homt CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
CALL. WALNUT 35Dl
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT


THREE ROOM furnished apartment
wtih private prih Hnl enclosed sleep
iug por, b.. ~ lnst iN'h walnut tt''
TCh REST Eolwmuv Furnished b.
room bungalow, located northwest y
bloch from tlsHcn adults only, 6OVN
can walnut fN,'
FOR REST Thrgo-rnom newly fur
ulshed apartment: adults walking
dNanOr: 81 monthly Cn'l Walnut 1898.
SMALL furnished apartment with pri-
Nttp bath. in not hpply unless cu-
pluved man 'nl wife. Walnut 800. ~
~ iffrnu
FOR RENT-An elegantly furnished E.
room modern bungalow. rent reason
rhlc Call Maple Nl3-j
lDy Rent -Bciu'ltul l-rUnw furnished
apartment over haywood Pharmacy
walnut 'i7'
s.rOOM completely furnished house for
rent can Mlpl" .'i, or 32'l-l
FOR REST -N.,rly furnished cottage
ul modern. 600 car liuc. lhouo Wal
uut 6sN
IiNU.EDDM furnished apartment at -l'
w. ia'h Walnut 2f'S
IDg REST -Orc half N q Groom hum
r,Iow. completely furnished. Sol West
c'h
GROOM modern cottage. garage and
chicken house. ndults. Walnut fthl.
NICELY furnished i-room apartment.
private hath. rent reasonable. 1903 j.
" f'N
irNT- Furnished S-room house. Pos
SESSION Jaulr, 10Th \ nne home.
L. ID. KE rms
Phone wnlru, a.2.
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

ron AALu or 1RADE 4 abDrr tmot
some improvements would mku lu u
good lord Hr nv West -tlh, capitol
I'm
ACRlNGE mr sale. 100 nrrs good
buildings, miles south ~ city ChlI
Walnut 7si
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
NOTICES


FAMOUS sc,b sprimhrr Truss, guar.
ani'"d lu contract Op'Wlul Nltod hv
export, also 1niumInl. lr''r elastic
tufs,. shoulder hHgrg N,sttll Drug
tu. Oklahoma 'IN
WG lYy diamonds. old gold. silver
Nn'uhOus Jrwrly CO.. J3i y ndWy
4 sew PLUNUlNG 60, Guy " cnl.
furun, rhuur Maple i'i. estimates
'H ui'N'i ON u'W NWh, YOUR f"pillns
.uUrlrcd. Voft Jouc by practical
licensed plumbers standard Plumbing
CORRECT TIME GRATIS "" gladly
nrlah Western j.u.Un Tim" 10 nuv.
our. ul, iHur Ju.t ,rll Maple 2alS
Nuu.. '.o l,Vc.cr 1lS W Grand Ave
pATESTs secured. udyrr ard folder
iirc & j Larson Wainwright Bldp.
81 Louis
NuuCE TO THE PUBLIC.
This IN io notify m" public that | Wlll
u0, be- responsible Tor ANY credit Or
Uodit accounts extended 90 my wife.
NIfi" Moss or Mrs + I Moss. after
i'fs date q I Mos
NOTICE
Samuel BiI.lwlu President and "
woodlands G,r Mgr ~ tho Hr,ckmtu
irD.D.a E,"u.Ug 'uUpInr. have ar.
r''I from f.. Nurfu. TN,y. after con.
Mniug 900 N.l Brl.lmIu rpc'H,
4. .Ii '.r 'UH. southern on Refining
A..H,ufuu and they have settled an
l'lniIons nrtu.i this Company. which
has been Il0okIuE the SO friedman
Process E'fring Co. 100 ~" state ot
ONHhumI- to uvc the B-irkman patents.
They nuV now ready for business AZ
'h' OH Exchange Building Rooms 3oi.
3I3-2o7.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE

To Dividend paying oil stock
Tor good car Walnut iSj. bl6 Sccuf.
itv Bldg
I'VE got good team. wagon pud har-
ness 10 sell or exchange for house
furniture. Maple 1927, % West TN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY


TOMLIN & HOFFMAN. Hotel BROKERS.
Room 800 lDlii West Main Walnut
5OG6
TpR SALE. N.tahlc pool and billiard
ball. doing good business, well To-
Gated, reason FOR selling Address
n-"o, Ohhhomnu
FOH SNLl.-BrondvN cafe. 900 y
Broadway Good business Poor
health
ASK MIR POPE Maple 25iU. Walnut
ego We probably know about hotels.
roumlug houses. apartment houses;
anything. any price: Il-n Majestic
Bldg Chandler auto service
GARAGE
For salc; for Information cnll Maple
23u1
FURNITURE of 2i-room roomlur house,
all outside modern rooms guui truu-
silent business, "a money maker, close in
H-iul, OklRhomln
WOULD you finance 10 the extent of
$500 a Eilt edge bonnndc legitimate
proposition whiCh viii return YOU SO
400 cash In 30 do}s, with 100000 rc-
yurlty, place in escrow; absolutely new,
no oil or mining l-3s Okahom,n.
FOR SALE OK TRADE. bungalow
lunch 326 y Robinson.
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BOB PARMAN NFFEPJ


900 AMERICAN on " ltEF i0J
oop ASSuitNNCE. OIL N REF.
900 AIHYME OIL a Gas. ..... 20
al1 mo WESTERN on n GAS so
500 BEAVER VALLEY oil . 70
tln nOMpST PETROLEUM %
l"1o BE1L PETROLEUM ...,. ma
! nnn cOSCOND OIL .......... 10
- CRESCENT REFINING 90. 20 0o
900 car ROCK on ......,... 10
90 GLADSTONE on & REF Bil
l'Wn llArGOOD on 60 ....... ~
o. lNTEH>TATE OIL q REF IS 0o
goo LITTLE root on ...... -
MlILElS on CORR ... 81 %
O. puD MrTOS on .............. .lil
1000 NATlONNL USIOS 4. A q. sol
-ur y AMERICAN on q REF. II|
goo usNGE on 4 REF ...... 9,|
alo Olb ST NTE PET. 4 REF. Bii
4 urI OKLAHOMA on 4 REF. isl
40, RIVERSIDE OIL e. REF pid
90 STERLING REF ......... o. 90
I 600 SAMNiES OH CORP. ... Is
500 United on 4 HEF. ...,,. hid
1000 WHITE ROCK on ....... OF
200 WHITE PANTHER Olb... Is
I unO kELTSER MiNING ...... I71I
g. pHpDICERS l. a T. ..... 500
2un LEAD ROY l. 4 X........ sal
80 CONSOLIDATED l. a h.. Bid
~ GOLDEN NOD MiNtNG . l5ol
-n klTrlE GORDON l.. 4 Il. MD
on0 KOpL KOtA .............. / 81
21p MASKlN'S REMEDY ..... il0I
Win trndr tnn Miami Mining NJ. and
Iry Tor 80 Glenrosc on.
spot cash for Gladstone. offer: Ma.
tiYnal on 81 40. Assurance q A. r..
't,. American - A. X goc. United n
q H. 3i,: Home Refining. 81 30 Send
T." Farmers National Bank. draft at
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BOB PARMAN
El5.l. American Rank UldC.

lOE SAIE-.D shares McCauley W r
STOCK s. per share. par so. ".
kfHu-s. hobart Okla. -
WILL BtY
1000 Assurance. l6C. riCrs.n Tcie-
Graph Trans. il01 D0 6. q, Oklaho-
man
Will huy United on. 2:j Baltimore
lig Maple i's
FOR SALE On lease. two offsets 10
arm la. Ok1homan.
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/ NAVE b passenger Ford f,f sale
has run 200 mlcs looks Ike new
hnE self starter speednmctet. cutoui
wicket plated humper. win sell FOR cash
or VII take good uo'o or mortgage
" 7I Ok''hnuNn Times
FORD STDAN-Good ng new. extras
Cheap for cash Vance at American
National hank
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v NV, Gul DtLtJIII
Q, miles northeast ~ r'N miles
from small town, two u|.fuuds, lin
ttru. M wheat. ono 'hfd rncF 10
purchaser THIS lard win Hll grow n''
fIfu Poor improvements .lr" ON
mi. 80 .u. dUIr ttaN
= T. Lastly. Irm Ind Dept.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT Of CITY

FOR SAll,-Ahsuhct plant south
central oklahoma. large ,ouUtry and
doing a good business: price 5000. or
would exchange Tor land. u %. okla
humun
FOR SALE Hoomug house. N rooms
well furnished. hot aud cold water
every room, best location In town; rent
SO, tull nll time, reasons Tor selling
Other business; price 1850 Can. see
fur yoursrlt don't write or phone 1894
Central Rooms. l.. A. Hoyt, Sapulpo.
Okla
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

or. GEOLOGlST
Chas N Gould
1918 Colcord Bldg Phone Walnut tOs
WANTED Gladstone Oh and Refining
stock win pay tl5j share: wire
number OF shares you desire to sell.
Houston Stock Exchange. Houston,
TeSnP
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REFRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

SODA fountains. we have several h,r-
gains. nh sizes both new and slight
| ~ used fountains, can save YOU money:
| easy monthly payments, will include I'm
| same contract nll fixtures necessary TO
| open drug or confectionery store write
or wife GrosmNn Fountain Co, 2iOi
/ Swiss Ave- Dallas, Texas.
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Auto Salvage & Wreck
ing Go.

W. TTV N1I1 TN my tWNUITIVN-
Tolr 'riu up and sell the pieces.
Itfs for Hll motor cars
WE SAVE YOU 30 PERCENT
Wllcut 1881 II " Grand
1918 FORD sedan many extras. Ike
new. must sell ;0J y NroaiWly.
WASTED-l.iyc dcuicrs IN every couu.
~ IN oklahoma 20 sell Cley-ltni
tractors: liberal contracts 10 rtghi
parties Caldwell Lyman Sales co
10 " Main ST. oklahoma City Maple
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