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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-30
North Side News

Items for this oiuILn may be left at
petrO's drug store OF telephone Eleanor
kimball. 1881 after p. m. Other hours
1854
The T. D. Joseph family of 1908
Jackson street have bought a home on
Lane street and will occupy it as soon
as the present tenant vacates the
house. The William Bridge family of
S25 Jackson have rented the Joseph
property and are waiting for posses
sion. The Zimmerman family, living
in the Doctor Miner property at Van
Buren, and Gordon, have bought the
Bridge house for a home and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Klussman, who have had
rooms this spring at Forbes's property
on Monroe and Gordon. are waiting
to go to housekeeping in the Doctor
Miner house.
Notes and Personals
William Boast, who has been at his
farm near Kansas City, for several
weeks, returned home this morning.
Dave Wallace. former principal of
Lyman school, who has recently re-
ceived his discharge from service, has
taken a position in the office of the
Standard Oil company.
Miss Elizabeth Van Ness, who has
been sick with an attack Of tonsilitis at
her home, 1903 Kansas avenue, is
improving.
ANOTHldH the little SOH Oh MI
and Mrs. Ralph Hurst of Kansas City,
is visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Musson. of Park street.
Mr.. A. w. Lacey has returned from
Peoria, Ill, and Laceyville, Penn. Mr.
Lacey was called to Peoria by the
death of his sister-inl law. Mrs. w. A
Lacey, a former resident of North To
peka. He accompanied his brother
and the body of Mrs. Lacey to Lacey
vile. Penn, where the burial took
place.
Mrs. John Baird, who suffered g
broken wrist and bruised chest when
she fell down stairs at her home. 921
Kansas avenue, u week ago is inn
proving, and passed a restful night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wells of Jack
son street, who have been visiting rel
atives in Nebraska and Colorado fol-
| the past month, returned home this
morning.
Mrs. Koontz and daughter, Miss
Louise Koontz. of Emporia, are guests
at the j. D. Pratt homeA 1873 Jackson
street. Miss Kootz is here to receive
surgical treatment for a broken lef
arm. The break occurred some time
ago but the bones have never kni
/ properly. Miss Kootz went to a loca
hospital this morning where a portion
of her shin bone will be removed anc
grated on the arm bone.
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STICK TWO AWOL'S'
Fines Imposed in National
Guard Court Martial Trials.
Officers Determined To Make
Men Observe Regulations.

Two more members of local Ma
tional Guard organizations were tried
by summary court martial Tuesday
night, for persistent violation of the
Sixty first article of war. One offender
was fined five dollars and the other
three dollars. The Sixty-first article
of war has to do with absence from
duty without leave and absence with
out leave. AWOL, as it is commonly
designated is punishable by any sem
tence that a court martial may direct.
The names of the offenders were
withheld by the court, but the one who
got the five dollar sentence was a
member of the Topeka detachment of
the Fifth Kansas infantry, in charge
of Lieut.. Paul Shear. and the other
was a member of Company H, Fourth
Kansas infantry. Lieut.. Norman B.
Strauss of Company H. was the Off
Ger presiding over the court. The trial
was by order of Col. Perry Hoisington
of the Fourth infantry, who appointed
the presiding officer, and who must
review the courts proceedings and APP
prove it's findings and sentences.
A story published in the State Jour-
nal last week giving an account of a
previous court martial in which the
offender was fined $40 for non-atten-
dance at drill, and giving the declara-
| ton of the officers of Company H,
| that all offenders were to be summar-
| lily dealt with in the future, had a
most salutary effect, as was shown
| Tuesday night when all except four
members of Company H answered to
roll call.
Company H has been ordered to
turn out this evening to assist in the
reception of the 10th engineers. Four
squads, composed of men who Volun-
| teered Tuesday night, will report at
the armory at 6 p. m. and will be
assigned to guard duty on the state
| house grounds The rest of the COM
pany will report at the armory at
Z n m
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STUMPED ON LEAGUE
G. o. p. Senators Unable To Agree on
Obstruction Program.

Washington, April 30.-Republican
senators have not agreed on any def
MITE program for obstruction of the
league of nations as a party issue. it
was apparent today. Bitter opponents
of the league, like Borah and Poin-
dexter. evidently are planning to con-
tinue their fight for outright rejection
of the covenant. Lodge, many expect,
will take the stand that he favors a
league but that the present covenant
is still unsatisfactory.
Article x, guaranteeing territorial
integrity of league members, is to be
the target of the strong attack of
league enemies.
Lodge, in his statement last night,
was careful in his expression on the
league covenant. He did say, how
ever. that "it is obvious that it will
require further amendments if it is to
promote peace and not endanger GER
tain rights of the United States which
should never be placed in jeopardy
1t was regarded as significant. how
ever, that Senator Lodge today was on
record in support of Italy's claim for
F'iume.
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MRS. LOCK is WINNER
w. C. t. U. Gold Medal Contest Prize
Awarded to Her

The first prize in the matrons' gold
medal contest which formed a feature
OF the w. c. T. U. institute at the
Euclid Avenue Methodist church
Tuesday evening, was awarded to Mrs
Ida Lock, S34 Jefferson street. Mrs.
G. e. Seeley, Mrs. Julia NJ Gordon and
Mrs. Ida Atkins were the other con-
testants. Prizes of 81 each were given
James Swan and Caroline Vance for
the best essays written in county
schools The Oakland high school
furnished music and selections were
rendered by Miss Ruby Bush and Miss
Linnie Donaldson.
After the contest, a memorial sery-
ice was held and eight gold stars were
placed on the w. c. T. U. service flag
Mrs Clara Baker. president of the
Shawnee county W. c. T. u, reported
that siXty-six new Jubilee members
were added to the roll Tuesday.
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M. E. MINISTERS IN MEET
All Day Conference Held at First
Methodist Church Today.

An all day conference of the minis
ters and minute men of the Topeka
district of the Methodist church is be-
ing held today at the First Methodist
church. Scores of minute men and
ministers from surrounding churches
and cities will attend a banquet to be
given this evening. Bishop w. o.
Shepard of Wichita will speak on
Minute Men Questionnaires" and DR..
c. Howard Taylor will talk of the
New Church for the New Day.
Addresses were made>th afternoon
by the Rev. Benson Baker, a mission
airy to India, and by the Rev. A. H.
Hoffsommer. Rev. w. A. Brown
spoke on stewardship" at this morn
ing'S session.
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POWDER IN SHOES
rs WELL. as GUNS
Foot=Ease to Be Added to Equip
ment of Hospital Corps
at Fort WAYNE.

Under the above heading the Detroit
Free Press, among other things says:
1.-THE theory is that soldiers whose feet
are in good condition can walk further
and faster than soldiers who have corns
and bunions incased in rawhide."
The Plattsburg Camp Manual advises
men in training to shake Foot-Ease in
their shoes each morning,
There is no foot comforter equal to
Aliens Foot-Ease, the antiseptic, healing
powder to be shaken into the shoes and
sp-inkled in the foot-bath, for hot, tired,
aching, perspiring, smarting, swollen,
tender feet. corns, bunions, blisters or
callouses. What wouldn't YOU give to be
relieved of one days pain of your corns
and bunions7 Here is relief for euery
day. You won't realize this until YOU
have tried Aliens Foot-Ease yourself.
You simply forget all about your feet
they are made so comfortable. Ask
your druggist today for a package of
ALIENS FOOT-EASE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-30

Washington, April 30.-The trans
port F. ]. Luckenbach sailed from
Brest April % and is due in New York,
May with the 126th infantry less the
third battalion, the war department
announced today.
In addition to the troops already
specified as sailing on the transport
Infanta Isabella, Marseilles to New
York, due May Z. is included in the
saith aero squadron.
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Assigned to Early Convoy.

Washington, April 30.>The follow
ing organizations have been assigned
to early convoy from France. the war
department announced today: First
balloon company; aero squadrons Nos.
%. IS. 213. 223, 81, II, "a, 166. 100,
1913, % and 1856; photo sections No. 2,
4 and 6 and mobile ordnance repair
shops Nos. 5, 106, 100, ia, 500, 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-30
HINES URGES COOPERATION
Rail Director Says U. S. and Roads
Must Work Together.

Kansas City, Mo, April 30.-Solu-
ton of railroad troubles is not in gov
eminent ownership but in co-opera-
ton on a practical basis between gov
eminent and private ownership, de-
clared Walker D. Hines, director gen.
eraI of railroads, in an address here
last night He declared the most diff
ficult problem at present is how to
transfer the railroads back to private
ownership with conditions as they now
are.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-30
REPULSE REDS; TAKE 10
Strong Bolshevik Attack at Kurgo
man Fails-Yanks in Battle.
(By the Associated

(By the Associated Press)
ArchanSel. Monday, April 2S.-Amer-
lean and British troops at Kurgoman.
on the right bank of the Dvina, re-
pulsed strong Bolshevik attack Sun
day night, taking thirteen prisoners.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-30
EVEN. PRESS TO STOP
No Papers Will Issue in Paris Thurs
day. Nav Day

Paris, April 29.-The directors of
newspapers in this city met today and
decided that no papers would be pub
lished on Thursday. There will be no
work done in newspaper printing
plants from o'clock Wednesday
evening until 7 o'clock Thursday
evening. The typographers' union
held a referendum on the subject
which showed a large majority in IA
vor that shutting down the plants on
May day.
The National office which regulates
the paper supply has expressed the
hope that the provincial press will
follow the example of Paris
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G. A. r. NOTICE

Members of Topeka Post No. II and
comrades are requested to meet at
Penwelrs Chapel at 2 p. m. Thursday
to attend the funeral of Comrade Dan
iel Warren.
n. D. STARK. Post Commander.
DAN SMITH Adit
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Items for this oiuILn may be left at
petro's drug store OF telephone Eleanor
kimball. 1881 after p. m. other hours
1854
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A. urcc, two brand new l2NaI Court
tires l2l West list Walnut s'li
-CNlINpER Oldsmohtlr. bargain II
bought this week can Walnut
200
STENRNS. KNIGHT 1918 Chunmy At
nix bargain. iirst-rlnsJ condition
In every way Terms 10 responsible
PARTIES oklahoma city Buick Co,
sl.21 W. tth St Phone Maple ~
FOR SALE-6-cylnde touring car can
he seen at Central Garage. 10 West
Flrst street; new. never been used and
u bargain can Walnut Bla
FOR SALE-One pnucmatic tired truck
doing good pay Ing business 81 West
Grand
10 TRADE for good automobile re-.
flnery stock carrying 20 percent diyi'
dcnd Can ut i27 Security Bldg
NC BARGAINS.
6.pnssenger Ford
Light Six Paige.
Paige llgh, six roadster
a q ADKINS MOTOR co
Retail Dept, Paige Motor Co.
900 y. Rlwy, Phone Maple l--'
DODGE like neN: fully equipped fNl
winter top: five new tires; il0'N
Phone Wa'uut llg
1917 FORD TOrRlNG.hll cNtrug. In
first class shape; fun Ni m tools
leaving city: sell nj n bargain. ASK
Mr Pope, Maple 1850. Walnut 20,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
OR TRADE

FOR ANYTHiNG-Corner. two blocks
boulevard Height, school Corner
Ncruter Pittsburg Walnut 6s91.
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Liberty Boiler Works
MISCELLANEOUS TRADES

WILL TRADE a, carat perfect dln-
muui and cash for s'oro one carat
or over + k OklnhoWin
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NnMlNIsrnArons HNLr

DMlNISTRATORS SALE
Of stock Of groceries and fixtures:
Invoice of groceries. s36l9Si, fixtures,
Sjl3h0, 90 bo sold Tuesday, Jan 2lst,
bids. Fun Inventory Of stock win he
sent 10 any interested party by A ".
Florence. Banner, okla, or Jldge,
Stntkweo thcrs, Anadarko. okla.
ARTHUR FLORENCE.
Administrator
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-15

MEMS ovetcOnts. maCk,rnWs rnin'
coats left IN pawn, srll cheap. smiths
Iawn shop ~ South Broadway.
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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
EQUIPMENT
Oklahoma Typewriter
Company

WOODSTOCK DISTRIBUTORS
30l Surth Robinson walnut 'S0
Wa buy, rent. sell md fcpnlr NJ
MAKES typeNtitcrs, save from 20 TO OO
tttrtaVI
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SAFES and vault doors Rowley Com
mission Sales co.. se2 West Main
FTANTH PREMIER and attachments. !.
bargain Maple 100
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

,~-'~~~>--N,~~- y>~~~~~~-o-~~~~0o~y~N~~o~~-e
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UT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED cabin M the mos, beau
tiful lhhc In IN" Colorado noun
tn'uH, lcCal fishing Ice cold surlng on
prcmJs L. s., care Okmhoman-
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FOR SAIE-Gool early prairie hay
+. q D. Ndnir. oklahoma l''N 10
CHr'more. okla.
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Your dealers will supply YOU, or phone
uH
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

nAWGAlN.
Player piano. standard make; also
% yood rodds NJ music Walnut SIG.
6WEET. TONED. upright mahoEony
piano. Walnut GSp2
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WOULD you invest ilOoD M a safe
manufacturing proposition with good
rrspunHlhlc local people behind ~ plV
three wears tho tuiit amount Invested
10 wildcat drilling ptopositipn. viii onl"
consider proposition from conservative. .
r,,ponsihlo party. Address Z-2o, Okla
hUWHu.
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BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS
I, r. Liberty uoNps

'. w. llbllNl ! lN'Nl' 80,
Al issues wanted 100 any ultn'iiy
Iilghcst prCcs paid lu cash,
Also want bank of responsible husl'
ness firm to buy bonds for ma ~
every town IN OkInlunh
where parties have bought Liberty
ilonds on iustilments and want 90 sell
will pay OF balance due on them
and pHy you full market dIficf-
enrr in cash write or phone,
ERNEST T. NADfORD. shawnee, OKLA.
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PERSONAL
KoDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
Wo DO superior work write for price
list We DO not sacrifice quality TOR
speed Westinh pwg Company, ONa'
humh city
FILMS developed ff,r on trial roll,
prints 3p ~ 90 9l.Ni'r, new brilliant
finish Mul 80 Camera TO, $50 y, Me
klulcy. Oklahoma city, OKLA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

In III
| WILL give half interest In my patent
20 the party who viii invest 500;
money 10 be used TO place Hamo on
tho market; this patent ought 10 net
YOU from 81 TO 800 II month FOR
particulars address M-9i, Oklahomnn
TOMLIN & HOFFMAN, Hotel Arok-
ers. Room go, lOil1 West Main
Walnut dOG6.
FOR SALE -Hroadway CAFE, 32O n
broadway Good business Leaving
ON account Of health
GENERAL manager wnntcd-Wul pay
salary oi $500 per month 10 re-,
spOrslble party able to invest flo,oOV
with established mercantile company,
located In Oklahoma city Assistant
manager and salesman wanted, VIII
rNy SALARY of $500 per month 20 re
Sponslhlc party able to invest t,NOO,
Address Y-il, care Okla nhomnn,
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SAFFS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
New and second hand Right prices.
WESTERN BANk SUPPLY co
81 West Mnln ihono walnut f1l
rOX TYPEWRlTERS for sale lS
Onkcs Typewriter Exchange. state
dealers Tor Oklahoma, 201 West 5nl
St. oklahoma city; also second hand
machines and first. class supplies.
BErTER typcwrltcrs and other office
machines and supplies for the money.
sold hy American Office Machines
supplies GOV l5lG East sth 81 Oklsho
ma city, out of high rent district
FOR SNLE-rp 10 date, standard.
visible typewriter. Enterprise Up
hustrrinR Co 3nj W Main
OSE STANDARD OLIVER No 3 type
writer. excellent condition tsh See
shipping clerk Mason Little q Co.
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SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

..-,-~s.---..-... ..sr-rrr--->~1s-N.e
berry PLANTS FOR Wle, varieties,
blackbrrrics ENrly lnrvcsI tarN
Robinson drwhrrrios Early Austen
Price 81 - per lol T. NJ. Sklfy'n, Box
81. IloldCnvi'lc. pN1
TREES ANp SEGpS pon plncc your
order until yuu see oar prices hnl
terms. save agents commission hNu
gct wholesale urirca Write today for
rntalog Seeds fresh Hui tcslcd
wichita Nurseries n Seed House. 2lsi
Srhcll nldg. wichita, Kan.
SEED iWSU POTATOES
tNurtheru Crown
Formers. buy your seed Irish potatoes
right now while they are cheap, can
ship from puuls Nalley on Dustin.
The Unss Triumph S. 30, and the
Early ohio nj $500 per hushcl white
they last w ImchcN Dustin, Okla.
Use the Oklafroman-
Times Want Ads.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

~.~~T--esf-N~~7~-v ~ y -~-'~>
MEMS ovcrconts. maokinnws, roin'
coats lcf, IN pawn, sell cheap. Smiths
Pawn shop II South Hrondwny
For SAIE-Two second hand boilers.
II In the market n VII pay you TO In.
vesrgate these. NyNs Bros Co.. Jlo
West Grand
SAFES and vault doors Rowley Com.
mission Sales Co, 90 West Main
FTANTZ PREMIER and attachments.
bargain. Mnple 200
FOR SALE.
200 'cci NJ 1875 Inch pipe, 40 lbs
? ,un feet of l0.iuch pi-c. 20 and 70 10 Il,
100 feet u S',-incn pipe, 2s d..
H.. 900 feet Of 2-inCh rns lin"
National tube casing. good condition
located In Cushing field. offered at
q. pcrccnt otf list price ~ induccmcnt
for quick sale Address Box 1921. Mus
Fogcc OKLA.
FOR SAI.E-Two air pumps aud tanks.
80 gallon Bowscr gasoline pump ana
tank. American Tire 4 Accessory Co,
a-ll West Main st Walnut 66oo.
GENTLEMf Ms gray suit, good M
new. size 3s; also carpet runner
flush bowl large size. Room 2l Tray
olcrs Hotel
FOR sALE-Ncw Perfection ,ye l-oi
stove: uSed one month. Cali Wal
nut 261l-R
FOR SALE or TRADE-A complete
snwmil outfit j. NJ Michacls
kOnnwn, Okla.
| LARGE pillows. cot and pnd, mat
trcss. pictures, ovcrcont Walnut 6N9'
! FOR SALE -- S-ohuir shining stand
| bargain for cash call Maple il6'-J
/ between and II a m
/ NEW Hudson BAY beaver stole. walnut
b65i-J.
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES


Motors and Generators
nErAupsp nouGnT, soLp, MnlIk
GUARANTEED. rilOSE WALNUT bj
Oklahoma Electrical
Supply Co.
100 WEST MAlS, OKLAHOMA CITY
pKEsT MACHINE WORKS co.
30l East Grand ANe
Repairing machinery. rebuilding auto
and gts engine cylinders, welding, hfhf
iny, trytindlng ana cofrugnting mn
tolls PROMPT nnd efficient service.
A " WHITE. electric motors and gen.
efhtofs. 90 ". Reno, oklahoma tlty,
ONi. phone walnut o22.
FOR SALte-Elcctrlc motors and gen.
.tatotH. all Sizes. also rcwiniing and
repairing. Electric Repair CO.. 9lo ~
Harvey
CONrHETE MiNENS. HOSTS. ROCK
CNuSIlERS CARUlEp ~ SIuCk,
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
WYLIE BROS. co.
.72f WEST GRANp
FOR SALE
ono 50 " J.. Sllie valve enrln'
ono ,5 II T. Sls Nnlye engine.
me li0 H. T. SlldG yIlya engine.
ono \ n 4 Upright boiler
ono ~ H. T. lpfigh, boiler.
ono 80 n T. Upright boiler
Two M n T.. Erie Economic boilers
ono lo0 n f. Combination water
Heater and oil Separator
ono iSD q l. Combination Water
Heater ard Oil Separator
DOIFsN BnOS. co.
= West ion ST.
FOR SALE
Galloway. complete rs g. between
towers
ono i0,i2 n. e. sd iioistlng Engine
ono ia ca Yd Hayward Clam Shell
TWO steel Towers ~ r.. high.
DOLESE HNOS co.
Anai nm 81
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COW
IElELD
MlLKO, OF Course!

when You luF Cow F'r0 dn Nol H'
4 matter " habit order brum chops,
shorts. alfalfa meal or other fr"is-
lust phone the order. OF so - th" store
and buy one or the other without run-
s,icrirg other feeds. Oh" cost milk
production richness NJ cream '','
II so. when r.A' ,u need 4 i"ni .on.
slider MlLku DAIRY FEED MlLku
is u rich. sweet feed composed 81 Just
the proper portions of cotton seed prnd-
ucts. ana cane molIsscS 20 give n cow
the proper amount oi protein lat orl
sugars 90 keep 1t ln b"s' physical con-
dtlon and produce the maximum ~
rich creamy milk MlLHO is tested
fecd-uot an experiment
Your dealers viii supply YOU or phone
uH
Southwestern Cotton
Oil Company
rRN.,o
FOR SAIE-Guoi early prairie hay
+. q y Ndnir. oklahoma l''N J
sHf
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DRUG STORE Tor sale, best store,
best corn,v best town In Texas. viii
sell all or half interest 20 good llNo
druggist II you are looking for somc-
thing good address Corner Drug store.
Vernon TesnH
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

ElliIT-ROOM closo-in roomlng house;
Hll new Mrnliure. Ask MI Pope,
Maple 1850. Walnut 7s0
FOUhTEFN.nOOM Routh side close
IN to0mlns house; this is good Ask
Mr Pope. Maple 1850, walnut 220
Twenty FIVE rooms: best Transient
house In city Ask Mr. Pope. Maple
$3.50, walnut 22O.
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HALF interest i'm
we'll established
Automobile Conn
pany who have the
distribution of a
we'll known auto
mobile for the en-
Tire state of Okla
norma, cludirg
parts of Arkansas
an d Texas. w q
want a partner win
can take charge Of
and manage office.
Address W-28, care
Oklahomar.